The Eagle tray is important to the Hopi, it is a thank you for the eagle's life and gift of feathers. Note the rain band.

Nicely woven wicker with plant dyes is 14 1/2" diameter.

Muted colors of green, gold, lavender and yellow, plus black and white.

Fine original condition, 12 1/2" diameter.

Buyer pays $12.00 for shipping.

Dimensions are 6 1/2" deep by 10" diameter. Some missing stitches from years of handling. Structurally sound.

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Nice cross stitch devils claw rim finish. Excellent original condition.

Collected by an Arizona family who traveled the reservations on their summer vacations.

Woven in the 1960s, all sumac, dyed red and black, very nice even weave. No damage or repairs, excellent original condition.

This old Pima Indian basket is from our collection, we acquired it 15 years ago. It is in mint condition and has a golden age patina.

Dimensions are 7" by 5" by 2".

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" tall by 10" across.

Finely woven with willow and devils claw over a three rod willow foundation, five coils and twelve wefts are smooth and even. 11" diameter by 2 1/2" deep.

Excellent original condition, no missing stitches or broken coils. Great 100 year old basket!

Willow wefts with devils claw design coiled over a cattail bundle foundation. The rim is finished with braided devils claw.

About four coils and eight wefts per inch, very smooth even weave. This large bowl shaped basket measures 17 1/2" by 5" deep.

Excellent original condition has no missing stitches on the inside, minor stitch loss on the back. No broken coils, very nice for a hundred year old basket!

Perfect to hang on the wall or will display well on a table.

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" diameter. Mint condition.

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The oval bowl is woven of willow and redbud over a three rod willow foundation. 8 coils and 11 wefts per inch. The bowl is 6 1/2" long by 4 1/2" wide by 3" deep. Old native repair on the rim, note the abraided inner surface from the spoon.

The spoon is knife carved of bone in two pieces and pinned together with a piece of brass. 4 5/8" long by 1 1/8" wide. Nice indigenous wear and a little burn an the handle end.

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.

Dimensions are 13 1/4" diameter by 2" deep. Four coils and 7-8 stitches per inch. Very fine condition for a basket circa 1910-20, only three missing rim stitches and a couple on the bottom that don't show through to the top surface. The coils are sound.

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The very fine weave, nicely spaced designs and deep patina all give this oval basket a pleasing feel. Woven around the turn of the last century, it is in very good condition, a few missing stitches on the bottom and in the body, but no broken coils and the whip stitch devils claw rim is perfect.

Dimensions are 9 1/2" long by 5 3/4" across and 3" deep. The stitch count is 15 average per inch.

This charming bowl measures 6 1/4" diameter by 2 3/4" deep. For an early 20th century basket it is in amazingly perfect condition!

The devils claw design is of five stepped elements, could be rain and lightning.

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 6" diameter by 2 1/4" deep. Very fine original condition, no damage.

Buyer pays $12.00 for shipping.