PIMA BASKETRY CYLINDER

A Pima basketry tray Worked in a concentric five-petal squash blossom motif. height 2 1/2in, diameter 14 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance The Collection of Bob Adams; purchased by the present owner from th

14 ¾” x 5 ½” Pima Basketry Bowl, Fine Condition

A large, thin, soft, loosely constructed pliable Pima tray with concentric geometric designs in black on a natural background. Measures 10.25 inches diameter. Marked with an old collector's red ink st

Presented here for your consideration are two antique Pima basketry plaques. They are fine examples of Pima basketry with a flower and a whirling log style design displayed on them. Pima (Akimel O'Odh

(lot of 3) Pima basketry group, including two pictoral examples, one basket having a tapered body, largest: 3.5"h

H: 5", Dia: 11.75". Flat base, flaring walls decorated with geometric motifs. **Good condition overall. Some grime present with darkening of color from age. No major damage present.**

Large Pima basketry dish with stepped geometric design in brown on straw ground. 14 inches diameter.

The pictorial tray with central interlocking designs and figures in the design offsets was crafted circa 1900. Measures 2.5 x 13.75 inches. Provenance: The Susan Koehn Estate Trust Newton, Kansas With

Hupa Native American basketry cylinder over glass, appx. 8" t x 4" diameter.

Pima basketry bowl ca 1920's 4 1/4" tall x 6 3/4" diameter A nicely designed bowl with some rim damage. A good face for a shelf piece. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you le

Vintage Native American Pima Basketry Bowl, measures 8.25''D x 2.25''H

Akimel O'ohdam / Pima & Other Makers group of woven articles, four: Pima Olla basket, Pima Basketry bowl, Mission Basketry tray with Rolling Log design and Piute bowl USA, circa 1890 (Pima Olla); circ

Large, early Pima woven basketry tray ca 1880-1900 15 1/2" diameter x 2 3/4" high This is a great, early example of Pima basketry in an early star pattern. Tightly woven with a braided stitch rim. A m

Title: Fine, large Pima figural basket ca 1920 Dimensions: 11 3/4" diameter x 3" high Provenance: A tightly woven Pima basketry bowl in the "man in a maze "pattern. Excellent condition. No stitching l

Included in this lot is an Apache Jewelry Trinket Basket, circa 1890-1900. Apache basketry can be differentiated from Pima basketry in that Pima baskets use grasses as the foundation whilst Apache bas

Title: Very large Pima Indian Basketry bowl ca 1920. Dimensions: 17 1/2" diameter x 4 3/4" high Provenance/Additional Info: A large and very well made Pima straight sided bowl with coyote track bottom

The basketry bowl design centered by a black roundel and six-pointed star in reverse with black, four chain designs from the center connect to circular bands of checkerboard design, the uppermost chec

3pc Old Apache and Pima Indian Basketry Trays 6'' to 8''. Flower and geometric spiral motifs. Excellent condition. Early to mid 20th century.

The visually striking design in devil's claw and willow wrapped on bundled grasses measures 14 inches in diameter. Measures 3 x 14 x 14 inches. Be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet

A LARGE PIMA COILED BASKETRY TRAY, CIRCA 1920. Variegated center and expanding fret design. Diameter 17.25 inches, depth 3 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:Jacksons is your sole and

H: 3", Dia: 13.25". Coiled construction with a checkerboard design. **Good condition overall with some fading of color. Weaving is tight with no major breaking of warp of weft.**

Title: Large Pima woven basketry tray ca 1920's Dimensions: 13 3/8" diameter x 2 1/2" high Mint condition with good color except for the old burn mark. Clean rim and no loss to the stitching overall.

A thin basketry Pima tray with a central eagle surrounded by humans and butterflies. Measures 5.25 inches.We are happy to offer in-house shipping for all but very large or very fragile items. Some int

Eight publications on Southwest basketry. 1.-2.) CAIN, H. THOMAS. Pima Indian Basketry. Phoenix: The Heard Museum of Anthropology and Primitive Arts. Two copies/editions: 1967 (in library folder), and