OPEN WEAVE LOOPS ON RIM/SCALLOPED EDGE/RED & BLUE STRIPES
Collection
NATIVE AMERICAN
Made/Created
Date made
1900
Place
Continent
North America
Notes
Research done by Sherril Lewis
Ethnography
Cultural Region
County
Clallam County
State/Province
Washington
Culture/Tribe
Quileute
Native American
Notes
The Quileute were known for tightly woven baskets which can hold water, some of which could be used as kettles to boil water. (note by Sherril Lewis, entered by SBE 9/18/2024)
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Basket
Nomenclature Class
Containers
Nomenclature Category
Category 07: Distribution & Transportation Objects
Dimensions
Height
8 in
Diameter
11 in
Parts
Count
1
Material
SPRUCE ROOT, MT. GRASS
Condition
Overall Condition
Fair
Provenance
Notes
GRACE NICHOLSON; PASADENA, CALIF.
HLG LEDGER VOL. II, p. 44A, ITEM # 2
INVOICE DATE 4/26/1909
Harry George purchased from Grace Nicholson, Pasadena, CA (237) on April 26, 1909 for $1.25.