PAPAGO BASKETRY DUCK

American Indian Papago, second quarter 20th Century. Coiled basketry olla with geometric motif. Approx. 9.5 inH x 11.5 in Dia. Weight 1 lb. 11 oz. Heavy losses to shoulder in poor condition.

**Originally Listed At $300** Native American, Southwestern United States, Papago, ca. late 20th century CE. A hand-woven basketry bowl of broad form with a diagonally-braided rim and a basin decorate

The mid to late 20th century examples are offered as s group as shown. Measures from 6.25 to 3.25 x 5 inches. Provenance: The Susan Koehn Estate Trust Newton, Kansas Without proof of exemption, be awa

**Originally Listed At $300** Native American, Southwestern United States, Papago, ca. late 20th century CE. A hand-woven basketry bowl featuring an espresso-hued diamondback rattlesnake encircling th

The collection of smaller examples is offered as shown. Sizes range from 2.5 x 4 x 4 to 4.25 x 6.75 x 6.75 inches. Be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transactions and local sales

A Contemporary Tohono O'odham (Papago) pictorial basketry tray Circa 1970s, a large example, worked with three concentric rows of beetles centered by a row of stepped triangles. height 3in, diameter 2

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Akimel O'odham (Pima) or Tohono O'odham (Papago), ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-woven basketry plaque / tray with a mesmerizing maze-l

Hard to find Papago- Tohono O'odham basketry hat. 12 1/4 inches at brim. Excellent original condition.

Measures 8.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Two Papago Coiled Basketry Items Diameters: 6 ½ and 12 ½ inches

Title: Papago woven basketry tray. Mid 20th century DESCRIPTION: A well woven two color tray. Mint condition. DIMENSIONS: 10 diameter x 1 3/4" high Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere

Papago Indian woven basketry bowl, c. 1988. 10 3/4" diameter.

Papago woven miniature eagle basketry tray ca 1900. Very finely woven tray using the NRA eagle symbol as the central element. Mint condition. D6 1/4" H 3/8" . This item ships from Pennsylvania.

Mary Lois Kissell, 1982 Allard Auction Collection Inv: NO TAG

Lot of 5 books to include , The Papago Indians and Their Basketry - Indian Baskets - Indian Silver Jewelry of the Southwest - Alaska Native Arts and Crafts - The coming and going of the Shaman Eskimo

A large and varied lot with a Pima bowl approximately 4 x 13 inches, a pima tray 10 inches in diameter, a 10 x 9 Papago tray with turtles, a Papago bowl approximately 4 x 10 inches and an unusual Pomo

(lot of 4) Native American basketry group, consisting of Papago examples, each with woven geometric patterns, largest: 13"dia.; together with an Indonesian oval handled tray, largest: 14"dia.

Late 1900s, Three extra-fine examples of Papago (Tohono O'odham) needle-sewn basketry: one with butterflies, one with an eagle figure, and one with a rare black rattlesnake. Excellent condition. 3-1/8

Diameter: 12 1/2 inches Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-antique basketry from the Pima and Papago, and some beadwork. Highlights incl

Largest example diameter: 10 inches Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-antique basketry from the Pima and Papago, and some beadwork. Hig

Diameter: 16 3/4 inches Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-antique basketry from the Pima and Papago, and some beadwork. Highlights incl

Largest example diameter: 13 1/4 inches Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-antique basketry from the Pima and Papago, and some beadwork.

Largest example diameter: 11 1/2 inches Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-antique basketry from the Pima and Papago, and some beadwork.

Diameter: 18 1/4 inches Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-antique basketry from the Pima and Papago, and some beadwork. Highlights incl