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This very rare flower holder basket is woven by the famous weaver Datso La Lee (Louisa Keyser). The cylindrical basket is woven with three design bands of arrow feathers, around a glass jar to hold water for flowers. Accompanying the flower holder is the original certificate from the Emporium Company of Carson City, NV, registering the Flower Holder as LK82/1, dated June 1922. Additionally, the collection includes the hand print of Datso La Lee herself, with the matching 82/1 number marking. Abe Cohn's business card and a note card from the 1919 Exposition where Datso La Lee demonstrated her weaving. Added as well is a silver medallion, commemorating Datso La Lee, Queen of the Basket makers - the second of the Women of Nevada series by the Nevada State Museum. Circa: 1922 Height: 6 1/2in Diameter: 3 1/4in

Decorated with four large standing deer and a standing eagle. Circa: 1895 Diameter: 25in. Height: 8in.

Decorated with two rattlesnakes and fourteen eagles, with a starburst in the center. Circa: 20th century Diameter 10in.

Decorated with clam shells on the shoulder and handle, covered with colorful red and yellow feathers. Circa: 1890 Length: 8in. Width: 5in. Height: 2 1/2in.

Decorated with positive and negative designs. Circa: 1900 Length: 19in. Width: 17in. Height: 4in.

decorated with two stylized circles on the bottom, and decorated on the remainder of the basket with three large-scale serrated diagonal designs. Circa: 1910 Diameter: 13in Height: 8in