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Includes a strap of glass seed beads attached to the basket. Completed: August, 1908 SPI: 22 Diameter: 3 1/2in Height: 2 1/2in

described in Amy Cohn's ledger as a "soft day-gee-coop". Includes a string of alternating "bottle glass" green transparent and white glass seed beads attached to the rim as a strap. Completed: September, 1906 Diameter: 2 3/4in Height: 2in

Diameter: 9 1/2in Height: 7in

Circa.1920 Diameter: 17in Height: 9 1/2in

(side and bottom shown) Circa: 1925 Diameter: 4 1/2in Height: 2 1/2in

Illustrated with eagles, whales, butterflies, boats and birds. Circa: 1925 Length: 12in Width: 8in Height: 8in

Circa: 1910 Diameter: 7in Height: 4 1/4in

Completed: November, 1914 SPI: 15 Diameter: 5in Height: 3 5/8in

This rare Chumash polychrome olla gift basket has a rounded shoulder and is woven with a gold juncus background covered with a net design. The rim has six woven accent decorations. Circa 1875 Diameter: 7in Height:6in

This large, early and very fine Pomo gift basket decorated with a row of clam-shell discs going around the rim. The outside has thirty Abalone shell dangles attached to the clam-shell discs with a clam-shell handle. The basket was once adorned with quail top knots on the rim and the body with red woodpecker feathers, with only remnants remaining, as the photos show. Circa: 1895 Diameter: 10in Height: 3in

This very rare flower holder basket is woven by the famous weaver Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser). The cylindrical basket is woven with three design bands of arrow feathers, around a glass jar to hold water for flowers. Accompanying the flower holder is the original certificate from the Emporium Company of Carson City, NV, registering the Flower Holder as LK82/1, dated June 1922. Additionally, the collection includes the hand print of Datso La Lee herself, with the matching 82/1 number marking. Abe Cohn's business card and a note card from the 1919 Exposition where Datso La Lee demonstrated her weaving. Added as well is a silver medallion, commemorating Datso La Lee, Queen of the Basket makers - the second of the Women of Nevada series by the Nevada State Museum. Circa: 1922 Height: 6 1/2in Diameter: 3 1/4in

Decorated with geometric designs, plus over fifty figures of people and animals. Circa: 1900 Height: 20in Diameter: 19in

Ref. Photos by Leo Brown, Reedley, CA Circa: 1925 Diameter: 10in Height: 5in

(side and bottom shown) Circa: 1925 Diameter: 6in Height:3 1/2in

Circa: 1915 SPI 28 Length: 10in Width: 8 1/2in Height: 3 1/2in

A Basket History of the Indians of the Yosemite Mono Lake Area Signed by Craig D Bates, Curator Martha J. Lee, Assistant Curator of the National Parks Service in Yosemite National Park, CA 1990 LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE

Decorated with a design of twenty-four rows of vertical diamond designs in gold and black. A clog design going around the base and the upper sides of the basket has two beautiful horizontal designs. Circa: 1820 Diameter 15in Height: 8in

Completed: March, 1909 Diameter: 3 1/2in Height: 2 1/2in

Completed: June, 1916 SPI: 20 Diameter: 4 1/4in Height: 3in

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 two bands of a negative diamond design, and rim ticking. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 10in Height: 5in

Decorated in variations of zigzag motifs, which are employed throughout the basket, as well as solid horizontal bands of yucca around the center. Circa: 1905 Diameter: 9in Height: 6in

Decorated with eagles and deometric designs. Stitches per inch: 25 Circa: 1910 Diameter: 6 1/2in Height: 3 1/2in

by Daisy Charlie Circa: 1912 Diameter: 6 1/8in Height: 4in