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decorated in a very elaborate design. It is in good condition. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 13in. Height: 5 1/2in

The rawhide liner is fully beaded. Wrapped inside is a doll with beaded features and real hair. Attached to a wooden frame. Circa: 1900 Length: 91/2"

a fine, wood-carved depiction of a seaman figure with his hand on his knife at his side. Good condition. Circa: 19th Century Height: 10in

with a well carved argillite handle depicting faces - some with mother of pearl eyes. The blade is rusted but not very pitted. Circa: Early 19th Century Length: 9 1/2in

Thread and sinew sewn with geometric designs in colored beads of apple red, white-heart, navy blue, translucent yellow, light blue, translucent red and translucent marigold, against a white field. Tin cones filled with red-dyed horsehair dangle from the sides. Excellent condition. Circa: late 19th century Height: 8 1/2in. Length: 12in

This Native American historic basket is decorated with tule lodge houses and figures. The shape of the basket is in the form of a tule lodge house. The houses were on the Upper Tule River and more nearly approached the shape of the great Indian tepees. Circa: 1888 Diameter: 8in Height: 6 1/2 in The basket was purchased from Otis Tufton Mason in 1904

Decorated with a finely woven designs in redbud totaling 18 different figures, including a camel, elephant, butterflies, human figures - one with headdress and bow, deer, horses, chickens, fox, buffalo and owl, all surrounding a zigzag decoration band above the base. Circa: 1890-1920 Diameter 10 1/2in Height: 7in

Decorated with designs in redbud and bracken fern root on a willow ground. Th basket is attributed to Scees Bryant Possock, sister-in-law or Datso La Lee Circa: 1910 Diameter: 6 3/4in Height: 4 1/4in

Fine and rare, woven with with human, some with feathers in their hair, horse and dog motifs. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 10 1/2 in Height: 5 1/2 in