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The complete design on the basket is in polychrome colors. Circa: 1925 Diameter: 12in. Height: 6in.

The basket is woven by the famous Washoe weaver Maggie James. the decoration is of her famous styled arrows and arrow points. Circa: 1920 Stitches er inch: twenty-four Diameter: 4 3/4in. Height: 3 3/4in.

Decorated with a full diamond and arrow point design covering the basket in polychrome colors. The shoulder is adorned with Quail top knots. Circa: 1920 Diameter: 10in Height: 6 3/4in.

This cabinet-sized bottleneck shaped basket is decorated with a design of butterfly motifs, each with a design in white quill. The shoulder has red wool going around the basket. Circa: 1980 Diameter: 5 1/2in. Height: 3 3/4in.

Designs on the basket sides are in three groups. Central white figures in the three groups on the basket sides represents the Eagle Creator of the Yokuts World. Surrounding the White Eagle is the border in redbud that forms another eagle. The space between the red eagles form still more eagles, leaving not a space on the basket sides not covered with eagles. Ref: Frank Latta Collection Handbook of the Yokuts Indians Coil count is 12 per inch Stitch count is twenty per inch Circa: 1925-1926 Diameter: 8in. Height: 3 1/2in.

Decorated in redbud and bracken fern. Circa: 1920 Diameter: 8in. Height: 3in.

All the elements of this basket are woven over a three rod willow foundation. The dark material is dyed bulrush root, The white material is quill. Forty stitches per inch Circa: 1920 Diameter: 6in. Height: 3 3/4in.

Decorated with two bands of rattlesnake designs, and water skaters going around the shoulder, with inch worms over the rim. Circa: 1890 Diameter: 8in. Height: 6in.

The Queen of the Washoe basket weavers is immortalized on this silver commemorative coin, struck on the original Carson City NV mint press. It is a half troy ounce .999 fine silver. A portion of the coin's purchase has been donated to the Washoe Cultural Program.

These Eight miniature Pomo baskets range from only 1/8in to 3/8in in size.

Decorated with diamonds filled with quill. Circa: 1900 Diameter: 4 1/2in Height: 3in

Decorated with four bands of the butterfly design with inch lines on the rim. Stitch count: 30per inch Circa: 1900 Diameter: 6 1/4in Height: 4 1/2in

This very large Hupa lidded basket is in good condition. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 18in Height: 24in

The sides and matching knobbed lid are both covered in intricate matching designs. A design is woven on the inside bottom without it showing on the outside. Circa: 1906 Diameter: 16in. Height: 14in.

Decorated in three side locations of the basket are the Bride and Groom holding hands. The basket also has two bands of diamond pattern one open and one closed. Circa: 1931 Diameter: 23in. Height: 9 1/2in.

Decorated with four bands of butterfly-in-flight designs. the top is adorned with red wool and top knots. The bottom of the basket still has the Steiner Collection sticker (G35). It is in perfect condition. Circa: 1890 Diameter: 11 1/2in Height: 7 1/2in

A very nice and tightly woven in a spiral effect of serrated diagonal bands about the sides. Clam shells and beads remain around the upper exterior near the rim. Circa: 1890 Diameter: 9 1/2in Height: 4in

Decorated with a diamond design going around the sides. Circa: 1900 Diameter: 7 1/2in Height: 3 1/2in

The tapering sides and domed lid are similarly decorated with a repetitive design. A very nice circular design on the bottom. Circa: 1900 Diameter: 7in Height: 5 1/2in

Decorated with a series of four sawtooth designs rising up the sides Circa: 1900 Diameter: 7in Height: 7in

This elongared degikup shaped basket was woven by famed Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser 1829-1925), and is decorated in three zigzagging, serrated bands encircling the body. The paper label from the Emporium Company, Carson City, NV show the number LK68 154CKK. Includes authentication letter from Marvin Cohodas. Circa: 1920 Height: 8in. Diameter: 10 1/4in.

This polychome basket woven by famed Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser 1829-1925) has an ovoid shape, decorated with columns of red diamonds, outlined in black, has a slightly domed lid with woven looped handle. The original label on the bottom is from the Emporium company, Carson City, NV, shows the number LK#62. Circa: 1918 Height: 14in. Diameter: 11 1/2in.