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| Karok Indian Basketry Cradleboard $395.00 | 4 |
A doll sized cradleboard woven by the Karok Indians of northern California. Open twine weave of willow in the traditional shape, includes a seat for baby. Decorative wrapping is maidenhair fern.Woven in the 1940s, this doll carrier is in fine original condition, some minor breakage has been stablized, leather strap has been replaced. 20 1/2"... Click for details
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| 3 | Bessie Mike Yavapai Indian Basket $1250.00
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Yavapai Indian basket of willow and devils claw, woven by the famous Bessie Mike in the 1960s, very late for a coil basket. Bessie Mike was one of the last of the old generation Yavapai basket weavers. The willow is just beginning to get a patina. The basketry tray with four eagles in a flower with a checkerboard center is nicely woven. The rim is beautiful with the alternating willow and devils claw. 10 1/2" diame... Click for details
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| Antique Mission Indian Juncus Basket $2950.00 | 4 |
The Mission Indians are groups of Southern California tribes who are known for their pretty baskets woven of the multi-colored juncus reed.This pretty tray has lots going on: cloud designs of dyed juncus, bands of lighter colored sumac and black and white ticking. It is interesting to follow the natural color variation of the juncus. Dimension... Click for details
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| 3 | Old Pima Indian Willow Basket with Lizards $375 |
Headless lizards oh my! Neat little Pima Indian willow basketry bowl with seven black devils claw lizards and the rim finished with alternating willow and devils claw whip stitch.Nicely woven around the 1950-60 era, which is late for a willow Pima basket. She probably finished up the basket quickly so she could make the sale! Dimensions are ... Click for details
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