Tribal Basket

Borneo Tribal Basket Together with a Philippine Ifugao People Woven Backpack Height of backpack 16 1/2 inches (41.9 cm); height of basket 10 inches (20.5 cm)

A WOVEN TRIBAL BASKET Southeast Asia, early 20th century. Of oval and cylindrical form, finely woven on a short foot with cylindrical sides decorated with diamond tribal patterns. Each side with a cir

Ca. first quarter 20thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Purchased Andrew's Pueblo Pottery, Albuquerque 1993. Ex-Nooter coll.

Consisting of a graduated set, an ovoid open top basket, and a lidded ovoid basket. Various sizes. All in good condition with typical wear. 10 inches height, 6 inches square largest 7 inches high Vari

MAINE: FIRST NATION MICMAC (Mi Kmaq) Native American vintage handwoven tribal baskets. 1) Handwoven covered sewing Basket. C: 8 3/4, H: 3 in. 2) Two handle circular covered handwoven basket purse. L:

First Nation Northeast Indian WABANAKI MICMAC (Mi'kmaq) tribe handwoven vintage baskets, Maine. 1) Large Joseph Knockwood (former Chief and basket maker of the MICMAC Tribe) bentwood handled carrying

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Two of the three are without breaks or repairs. The third has partial missing rim. Otherwise fine. Tallest bowl measures 3 1/2" high and 6 1/2" wide. Smallest bowl measur

Ca. early 20thC. Fair with horizontal breaks and rim issues. The bowls are roughly the same size with one being slightly shorter and wider, the included measurements are for the taller bowl. Hupa hat

MICMAC (Mi kmaq) Northeastern Woodland Indian handwoven tribal baskets. 1) Large woven sewing basket: C: 10 1/4 in. x H: 3 1/8 in. (minor imperfections). 2) Open basket: H: 4 3/4 in. x D: 8 1/2 in. 3)

Mi'Kmaq Northeastern Woodland Indians vintage handwoven tribal baskets. First Nation MICMAC Tribe, Maine, New England. 1) Handle lidded handwoven sewing basket. H: 5 in. w/ handle: 10 in. x C: 5 1/4 i

Ca. first half 20thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Ex-Nooter coll.

An estate collection of 17 Oceanic primitive style woven baskets produced by tribal craftspeople of Fiji and Tonga. Various styles and designs, including Fijian food basket with soft cane handles and

All of these baskets appear to be Native American.  Each is attributed: Hopi turtle, Papago geometric and Navajo turkey.  All are nice collectible souvenirs and measure from 8", 10.5", and 10" aroun

19 x 10 x14 inch lidded storage basket, possibly Algonquin , dye painted decoration to splints, double handles, * some broken weavers, handle

Native American Jemez Polychrome Bowl by D.O., Jemez Pottery Bowl by Chinana, and a Tribal Basket, largest bowl measures 5'' x 7.5''

Antique tribal basket and pot, 19th/20th c., possibly Pueblo and Apache origin, basket bears old museum accession no. "21/3125", largest: 4.5"h x 5.5"w

Tightly woven Native Tribal basket, possibly African 26"L x 8"W

2 Large Tribal Baskets, largest measures 17.5''D x 4''H, nice colors and designs

Signs of age, wear and use. Size: 8 x 8 x 5 1/2 in. Please contact Nic at Info@premiershipment.com for an estimated shipping quote prior to bidding. Please note that all items are sold as is, and cond

3 Toned Tribal Basket, measures 6''H x 13''D

A coiled tribal basket. 9 1/2" diameter with polychromed weaving elements.

Various sizes three with wooden carved figural lids one depicting a crocodile, a fish, and a turtle. Largest 5 inches height, 7 inches diameter.good condition with typical wear Largest 5"H x 7"Dia

Lot Of Tribal Baskets, Some With Lids. Largest Approximately 4.5H x 6.75W in. Smallest Approximately 2.75W x 1.625H in.

A group of six handwoven tribal decorative baskets. Each with different pattern and size.