Kim Bryant Penobscot Woven Basket.

2002. Purple berry design. Height 6 inches.

"2" writtin on inside of top. Small, dark acorn design with cover. Height 3.75 inches.

Round with porcupine design and cover. Height 5.5 inches.

Round basket with cover and grass top. Diameter 5.5 inches.

(2) With fixed handles. Largest basket measures 5 1/2 x 14 x 14 1/4. Smallest measures 5 x 4 inches.

Interesting grouping. Condition: Good.

All with colorful decoration. Condition: Good.

Nicely done. Condition: Good.

Penobscot. With cover. Height 5.75 inches.

A Maine, Penobscot Tribe polychromed covered basket, circa 1900, together with Nova Scotian splint woven basket, late 19th/early 20th century, signed to the underside; and a modern rectangular splint

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Jennifer Sapiel Neptune(Penobscot, 20th Century)Group of Four Baskets, 2005woven straw fibersinscribed underneath each: Jennifer Sapiel Neptune / 2005 / [dragonfly cipher]Largest: 10 5/8 x 10 in. (26.

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Great Basin American Indian, early 20th century California, with an old Sotheby's Parke-Bernet hang tag attached to the rim. 6" H X 6.5" diameter.

Mimura Chikuho Woven Basket, "Cloud on the Peak", 2004. Mimura Chikuho (Japanese, born 1973); bamboo fiber art round woven basket. Signed in Japanese, with paper from Tai Gallery/textile Arts. {Approx

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Finely Woven Pacific Northwest Native American Lidded Treasure Basket, probably Haida, early 20th c., with banded decoration, 4" high, 6 1/4" diam. Good condition, nice patina, no breaks.

Two Southwest American Indian Three-Color Woven Basket Bowls, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Each woven in black, brown and tan in geometric patterns, one with a flat bottom and fitted with

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CARTIER STERLING SILVER HANDMADE WOVEN BASKET, WONDERFUL ESTATE CONDITION, MEASURES 7.5" HIGH TO TOP OF HANDLE, AND BASKET IS 6.5" X 6". FROM LOCAL ESTATE, WEIGHS 14.27 TROY OUNCES.

DESCRIPTION: A .925 Taxco Sterling Silver "Villasana" woven basket in rectangular shape with rounded corners, featuring excellent craftsmanship with an interwoven design. Stamped along the underside "