Three Southeast Native American Basketry Items

First half 20th century, splint oak and river cane with natural dyes, including two basket trays attributed to Muscogee or Seminole, of square form with rounded rim and pointed base corners, with open weave center, unmarked save later labels; the third a double shoe bag, Muscogee (Creek) peoples, with accompanying information regarding collection territory and early date of collection by M Levitt.

Largest 13 1/2 in. diameter

From the Estate of the late Susan C. Frankenberg, Hillsborough, North Carolina

Some light surface wear and a few loose areas of weaving.