THREE ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS. Three assorted Native American baskets possibly made by groups such as the Pomo, Yokuts, Mono, Paiute, or Washoe. One is a storage or burden basket featuring tight coiling and dark geometric designs. The two wide, ovoid / globular baskets feature large, repeating, dark patterns. The technique looks like coiling. One of the bowls is decorated with shells, beads, or feathers around the rim which is hallmarks of Pomo or possibly Miwok basketry. - Height: 3 to 3.5 inches. Estimate $150-250
