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Decorated with four bands of butterfly-in-flight designs. the top is adorned with red wool and top knots. The bottom of the basket still has the Steiner Collection sticker (G35). It is in perfect condition. Circa: 1890 Diameter: 11 1/2in Height: 7 1/2in

A very nice and tightly woven in a spiral effect of serrated diagonal bands about the sides. Clam shells and beads remain around the upper exterior near the rim. Circa: 1890 Diameter: 9 1/2in Height: 4in

Decorated with a diamond design going around the sides. Circa: 1900 Diameter: 7 1/2in Height: 3 1/2in

Decorated with four horizontal rattlesnake design bands. Circa: 1900 Diameter: 10in Height: 5in

The tapering sides and domed lid are similarly decorated with a repetitive design. A very nice circular design on the bottom. Circa: 1900 Diameter: 7in Height: 5 1/2in

Decorated with a series of four sawtooth designs rising up the sides Circa: 1900 Diameter: 7in Height: 7in

This elongared degikup shaped basket was woven by famed Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser 1829-1925), and is decorated in three zigzagging, serrated bands encircling the body. The paper label from the Emporium Company, Carson City, NV show the number LK68 154CKK. Circa: 1920 Height: 8in. Diameter: 10 1/4in.

This polychome basket woven by famed Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser 1829-1925) has an ovoid shape, decorated with columns of red diamonds, outlined in black, has a slightly domed lid with woven looped handle. The original label on the bottom is from the Emporium company, Carson City, NV, shows the number LK#62. Circa: 1918 Height: 14in. Diameter: 11 1/2in.

The scene is of the Big Horn Mountains, 2A Ranch, near Parkman Wyoming. Signed by Joseph Henry Sharp (1859-1953) in lower right corner. Painting Size: 9in x 6in Frame: 18 1/2in x 16in

Decorated with diamonds and polychrome designs. Circa: 1920 Diameter: 8in Height: 4 1/4in

Both baskets are woven with willow. The designs are in Redbud and Brackenfern. Dating from 1907-1916, the two baskets. woven by Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser) are from the Breitholle Collection, and are featured in a twelve page article in American Indian Art magazine, Autumn 1984. Circa: 1907-1916 Sizes D: 7in x H: 4 1/2in D: 5 1/2in H: 4 1/4in