MAKAH Lidded Basket BIRD DESIGN Beargrass NATIVE AMERICAN

ORIGIN: Makah (Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Washington state) OBJECT: Woven basket with lid MEDIUM: Beargrass OVERALL SIZE: 2 1/4" x 3" DESCRIPTION: Up for auction is a beautiful Makah ba

Two woven baskets. Comprised of a small Makah Nootka lidded basket, c.1890s-1930. Globular tapering form, polychrome decorated with three birds and a fish among a geometric motif, woven plaited base.

Nootka Native American ultra fine lidded basket with bird and mythical beast design, appx. 1 1/4" t x 2" diameter.

Native American Indian small lidded Makah basket with swirl designs on lid. Circa 1900- 1920. excellent condition no damage 6”diameter x 4”tall. Condition (Excellent). Size 6'' Dia.

FIVE NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETSIncludes a polychrome lidded, 6.5" Hopi basket of geometric design; a 3" finely woven polychrome decorated Makah basket (northwest North America); and three

Hopi Pottery Jar, Makah Twine Lidded Basket, and a Native American Coiled Basket {Height of Hopi vessel 7 1/8 inches, maximum diameter 10 1/2 inches}

Native American Makah Lidded Basket, measures 2.75'' x 1.5''

From the Whittredge Estate, we have a Native American Makah Lidded Basket, measures 2.75''D x 2''H, tri-colored

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Stebbins, Yupik culture, ca. mid-20th century CE. A lidded hand-woven basket, tightly coiled and stitched rye or beac

Two West Coast Lidded Baskets including Makah and Eskimo examples Diameters: 5 ¼ and 6 ½ inches 
 
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Early to mid-20th century Comprising: a Makah lidded basket (1.5'' H x 2.75'' Dia.); a rectangular Salish imbricated basket (8.875'' H x 13'' W x 8.5'' D); a Louise Vanderberg Salish cedar plank bark

Native American, Pacific Northwest (Canada / Alaska), Makah Nootka, ca. 1900 to 1930s. A beautiful Makah trinket basket, so finely woven with twine with an inner rim of cedar bark, the exterior woven

Pima Basket with Geometric Designbeargrass, black devil's club (martynia)Height 3 1/2 x Diameter 5 1/2 in. (8.9 x 14 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

ORIGIN: Iroquois Indian Tribe (Native American peoples of North America) OBJECT: Hand-woven lidded basket with star design MEDIUM: Birch bark and Porcupine Quills OVERALL SIZE: 3" x 2" DESCRIPTION: Up

Native American Basket and Rug Assortment (19) baskets including a Californian and a Hopi coiled, (4) Papago coiled and a miniature, (2) Makah lidded twined, (3) Alaskan sweetgrass and (4) Cherokee sp

Grouping of six (6) Native American Papago coiled baskets, willow or yucca with devil's claw designs. 1st item: Figural lidded basket with turtle designs to the body, 6 3/8" H x 6 1/4" dia. 2nd item:

19th C Native American Indian Birch Bark Lidded Basket - dye-painted designs of potted flower, beaver, seal head, foliage, sawtooth border, other florals, wrapped rim (losses), fitted lid (frame loose

DESCRIPTION: Two pima baskets. Includes: 1) Large basket with stylized bird design. 9" long x 9-1/2" wide x 21" high. 2) Small basket with geometric diamond design. 12-1/2" long x 4-1/2" wide x 5-1/4"

Three items: 1. Native American pine needle and raffia twine woven lidded basket with spiral design; 6 3/4" dia., 2 1/2"H; good overall condition with minor signs of wear---2. Round sweetgrass basket

Ca. 1930s, Interesting design vintage lidded Apache basket done in polychrome with rattlesnake figures and with a flat-sitting lid. Very good condition. 4-3/4" x 7-1/2"

(lot of 2) Alaskan baskets, the first a large Eskimo globular basket, 8.75"h x 12"dia., the other an Athaschen lidded basket with diamond design, 3.25"h x 7.25"dia.

Early Lidded Eskimo Storage Basket with design symbols. Size: 8 x 9 1/2 in. #2111

Nine (9) Native American items, including three (3) Northwest Coast miniature round lidded baskets, likely Makah or Nootka tribes, one (1) Inuit miniature round lidded baleen basket, two (2) round Sou

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Apache, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-woven fiber basket of spherical form with a protruding foot as well as