Native American Baskets
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$495.00
Basket, vintage plaque, coiled yucca & galleta grass, from Hopi Second Mesa.
Abstract tribal designs are woven into the pattern
Ca. pre-1950 Size: approx. 1/2" x 12" diameter
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$1,200.00
Hopi Indian basket, coiled yucca,
Mudheads are hand-woven into the pattern.
Vintage, ca pre-1998. Approximately 6" h X 9" dia.
US$1200
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$1,100.00
Vintage Hopi basket, coiled rod reed, acquired 1988 from Hopi Arts & Crafts Co-op Guild, 2nd Mesa in HopiLand. Four kachina heads around. By Ruby Saufkie.
Ca. pre-1988
Approximately 8" h X 9" dia.
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$580.00
Hopi Indian Basket, Plaque, Wicker,
Traditional 3rd Mesa Style.
Blue, Gold, Red. 13" diameter.
Joan Mononoye
US$580
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$340.00
Vintage Hopi Indian basket, wicker, plaque woven from dried sumac. Wicker baskets are woven at Third Mesa on the Hopi Reservation.
Acquired from Winona Trading, Santa Fe, NM in the 1980s. Attributed ca. 1920s.
Size: approximately 15" dia.
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$690.00
Basket, oval-shape in Navajo wedding basket tradition. Portrays yeis and kiva step designs. Vintage, acquired in 1998. at Teec Nos Pos at the Navajo reservation. Attributed to Rena Grandson. 20" x 17.5" x 1.75" deep
US$690
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$1,450.00
Basket, Burden style, with hide dangles and metal cones.
Traditional design from San Carlos Apache tribe, woven by Mary Jane Dudley.
13" deep x 14" wide at top,
3 3/4" wide at base.
25" long hide dangles
Almost vintage, ca. late 20th century. Acquired in 2001.
US$1450
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$3,000.00
African, hand-woven storage basket, 26” long by 12” wide by 9 1/2” high, from Kuba people of Congo/Zaire,. Tightly fitted lid. Vintage, ca. early 1900s. (Note small area of missing basket at top of inner lip, probably a result of minor pest damage during its 100+-years of use.) Acquired in 2004 from trusted African dealer.
Certificate of Authenticity and Provenance will be provided to the purchaser. #X819
Indigenous Australian Aboriginal Baskets
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$360.00
This Australian Aboriginal art basket, hand-woven of pandanus fiber by an indigenous Northern Territory artisan, is a loose weave to allow water or air to pass through the basket and around its contents.
Baskets have long been the most important forms for storing and carrying food and possessions among the essentially nomadic Australian Aborigines of the Central Desert.
14" in diameter x 11" from the base to the basket rim, 23" to the top of handle.
It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and Provenance as to its Australian Aboriginal origin.
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$350.00
This Australian Aboriginal art coiled fiber bundle basket is tightly hand-woven pandanus, with an attached handle. It shows alternating bands of color. Baskets long have been the most important items for storing and carrying food and possessions among nomadic indigenous Australian Aboriginal desert people.
12 1/2" diameter x 22" from the base to the top of handle.
It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and Provenance as to its origin as a creation of DOROTHY MULUKUWUY, indigenous Australian Aboriginal artist,
It was personally collected in Australia's Northern Territory in 2001.
US$350
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$250.00
Basket, with side handles, woven from dyed pandanus fiber. The indigenous maker of this authentic example of Aboriginal basketry was not identified when it was acquired at Injalak Art Center located at Oenpelli, where the East Alligator River meets the sea in Arnhemland, Northern Territory.
5" deep x 12" diameter
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$115.00
5" deep x 19" long. Artist: Maggie Taklimba.. Ca. 1980s. Acquired at Raintree Gallery, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia in 2001.
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$245.00
Central Desert Aboriginal Hand Basket, made from emu feathers and bits of yarn. This is a rare object of indigenous Australian art. Ca. 1990s. Not surprisingly, the maker is unidentified.
3" deep x 7" diameter.
Acquired 2001 at the Original Dreamtime Gallery in Darwin, Australia,
northern gateway to Arnhemland.
US$245
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$350.00
This Australian Aboriginal art basket of coiled bundled plant fiber, with lid and handle, was hand-woven of pandanus fiber by Susan Malgarrli, a Burarra native of Maningrida, an Aboriginal community on the northern coast of Arnhemland, in the Northern Territory of Australia.
10" in diameter x 4" from the bottom to the basket rim, 14" to handle top.
It was acquired personally at the Aboriginal Art Center in Maningrida in 2001. It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity as to its Australian Aboriginal origin.
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$135.00
This Australian Aboriginal art string bag of dyed fiber was woven with a shoulder string by Agnes Wilinggira, a Burrara native at the Maningrida Aboriginal community on the northern coast of Arnhemland, in the Northern Territory of Australia.
These were often referred to as dilly bags
"The dilly bag, otherwise known as yakou, yibali or but but bag, is a bag worn around the neck to hold food like berries, meat, fish etc. The Dilly bag is normally woven out of vines or tough dried grasses and sometimes had feathers or animal fur inside the bag to stop small pieces of food falling through holes in the weave." - Wikipedia
9" wide at the base and 26" to top of shoulder string.
It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity as to its Australian Aboriginal art origin.
US$135
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$135.00
Basket, vintage plaque, coiled rod yucca plant, from Second Mesa in HopiLand. Abstract kiva step elements are hand-woven into the pattern. ca. pre-1987 Approx 3/4" x 13" diameter
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