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Decorated with ten bands of designs, plus twenty-four figures. Circa: 1900 Height: 29in Diameter 21in

From the Cain Collection Circa: 1925 Diameter: 9 1/2in Height: 6 1/2in

(side and bottom shown) Circa: 1925 Diameter: 5in Height: 3 1/4in

Circa: 1920 Height: 9in Diameter: 5 1/2in

by Granddaughter of Maggie James Margie George Length: 13in

A fine example of the Yosemite Field Days contest weaving in polychrome. Diameter: 7in Height: 4 1/2in (more info & photos)

Completed: December, 1911 Diameter: 5in Length: 6 1/8in

A Rare Opportunity to own a Historic Datsolalee Basket. Over 50 Extraordinary baskets from the Emporium Company, 1900-1921. For Sale - individually or in groups. Amy Cohn's (The Emporium Company) outstanding personal collection by Louisa Keyser (Datsolalee 1835-1925).
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Decorated with tall figures covering the sides from bottom edge to the top of the basket. the basket has a nice polychrome decoration on the bottom. Circa:1890 Height: 6 1/2in Diameter: 9 1/2in

Decorated with clam shells on the shoulder and handle, covered with colorful red and yellow feathers. Circa: 1890 Length: 8in. Width: 5in. Height: 2 1/2in.

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

Diameter: 22in Height: 12in

(side and bottom shown) Circa: 1925 Diameter: 6in Height: 3 3/4in

The basket shows the principles of dark and light design. Yucca root and willow. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 6in Height: 2 1/2in Collected by Aurelia McLean

This magnificent and rare Karok treasure basket by weaver Elizabeth Hickox is finely woven and is decorated with black geometric designs in maidenhair fern with yellow quill, dyed yellow with lichen, going around the outside. It has a matching knobbed cover. It is in perfect condition. Elizabeth Hickox (1874-1947) baskets stand out from among all other California Native baskets for their extreme delicacy as well as technical and aesthetic refinement. "Lizzie" was known as a virtuoso among her basket weaving peers and her works were marketed early on by premier merchants of Native American art and collected by both museums and well-to-do collectors. She developed a remarkably distinctive style of lidded baskets. This basket is a fine example of her exceptional work. Elizabeth Hickox baskets were marketed by the premier merchant for baskets, Grace Nicholson. Elizabeth's weaving may represent some of the finest twining ever done. Nicholson ledger number for the basket is attached to the bottom of the basket (#6752). Circa: 1915 Diameter: 7 1/2" Height: 6 1/2"

Completed: October, 1900 SPI: 25 Diameter: 2 1/4in Height: 1 5/8in

Completed: October, 1912 Diameter: 3 3/8in Length: 7 1/4in

The basket is decorated in horizontal and geometric diamond designs repeated on the cover. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 4 3/4in Height: 4 3/4in

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

Decorated with four large stars in red going around the sides, with black stars inside the larger stars. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 6in Height: 3 1/2in

Covered with diagonal designs, and below the rim are two horizontal designs. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 11in Height: 7 1/2in

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