A few examples of appraisal values for
HAWKES BASKET

• Hawkes Cut Glass Basket signed
  Hawkes Cut Glass Basket signed brilliant period handled 7'' excellent.
• Hawkes Engraved Glass Basket leaf &
  Hawkes Engraved Glass Basket leaf & berry design 11'' signed.
• Willow gathering basket.
  Willow gathering basket.
• Two etched glass plates probably
  Two etched glass plates probably Hawkes together with a scent bottle and a basket with a swing handle. ?
• UNUSUAL HAWKES BRILLIANT CUT
  UNUSUAL HAWKES BRILLIANT CUT CRYSTAL BASKET WITH TRIANGULAR HANDLE, AMERICAN, LATE 19TH/20TH C., DETAILS INCLUDE: FLARED RIM AND SCA...Unusual Hawkes brilliant cut crystal basket with triangular handle, American, late 19th/20th C., details include: flared rim and scalloped edge, acid etch maker's mark at center, expected light wear including scratches, nicks, and minor damages, 14" h. (to handle),
• WOVEN BASKET, MI'KMAQ, NOVA SCOTIA,
  WOVEN BASKET, MI'KMAQ, NOVA SCOTIA, CA. 1900A flat heavy woven basket fitted to an iron holder with a hoop handle and a single spike leg support, purportedly for gathering flowers. Attributed to Mi'kmaq makers, Nova Scotia, circa 1900. Minor splint damage to rim. H: 30"; W/L: 18"; D/P: 12". FRANCAIS: Panier plat tressé, monté sur un support en fer avec une poignée en cerceau et tige à planter, prétendument pour cueillir des fleurs. Dommages mineurs à l’écore du rebord. Attribué à des artisans Mi'kmaq, N.-É., circa 1900.
• Hawkes Cut Glass Berry Bowl
  Hawkes Cut Glass Berry Bowl brilliant period signed user wear/flakes.
• Early gathering basket.
  Early gathering basket.
• A HOPI WINGSWEPT EAGLE BASKET
  A HOPI WINGSWEPT EAGLE BASKET TRAY A Hopi wingswept Eagle basket tray 13.5 "d. Provenance: Collection from the prominent designer and restauranteur, Patrick Kuleto, Napa, CA.
• A Hawkes Brilliant Cut Glass Vase
  A Hawkes Brilliant Cut Glass Vase Trumpet shape, approx. 10"H, with hobstar details and panel cut stem, hobstar cut base, with etched insignia on the base.
• Pack basket. 20'' Ht.
  Pack basket. 20'' Ht.
• THREE CONTEMPORARY BASKETS The
  THREE CONTEMPORARY BASKETS The first is a circular plaited ash basket, unsigned, constructed with pine needles and a bent branch handle, allover red painted details (11 1/2 x 21 x 12 in.); the second is a buttocks form from white oak and willow, unsigned (15 1/2 x 11 x 9 1/2 in.); the third is of an elliptical form from honeysuckle, white oak, grape vines and reeds, not signed but accompanied by a card from Jeanne Drevas, Sperryville, VA. (10 x 16 x 12 in.
• STAFFORDSHIRE HEN ON BASKETHen with
  STAFFORDSHIRE HEN ON BASKETHen with eggs on a basket A fine 19th century English hen on nest tureen from the Staffordshire Potteries, featuring a lid in the form of a chicken hen with eggs with a fitted base stylized as a woven basket. # Issued: 19th century Dimensions: 8"W x 7"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire Country of Origin: England
• STAFFORDSHIRE HEN ON BASKETHen with
  STAFFORDSHIRE HEN ON BASKETHen with eggs on a basket A fine 19th century English hen on nest tureen from the Staffordshire Potteries, featuring a lid in the form of a chicken hen with eggs with a fitted base stylized as a woven basket. # Issued: 19th century Dimensions: 8"W x 7"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire Country of Origin: England
• A Worcester oval basket, painted to
  A Worcester oval basket, painted to the centre with fancy birds, the sides pierced with interlocking circles applied flowerheads, 28cm long
• Silhouette and oak split basket:
  Silhouette and oak split basket: hollow-cut silhouette of gentleman in tophat and tails and holding a cane, unsigned, on cream wove paper over black fabric, American or British, early 19th century, 7-1/2 x 5-1/16 in. (sight), in 19th century gilt wood cushion-molding frame, foxing, toning, some dampstains; frame with abrasions, losses to gilding; oak split egg basket, scattered blue weavers, 6 in., with 12 lacquerware eggs in the Russian style, tradition of being painted in Winston-Salem in the 20th century, many with cracks and losses.
• Hawkes Cut Glass Bowl floral 8''
  Hawkes Cut Glass Bowl floral 8'' signed excellent.
• HAWKES QUALITY CUT GLASS VASE: 15''
  HAWKES QUALITY CUT GLASS VASE: 15'' tall.
• STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC FIGURAL
  STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC FIGURAL GROUP, HEN IN A BASKETHen on a Basket Hen sitting on a basket. Staffordshire #Hen on a basket Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 7"W x 6"H Manufacturer: Staffordshire
• FEATHER BASKET. American late
  FEATHER BASKET. American late 19th century woven splint. Tall lidded basket. 26''h. 16''d.
• LYN & WILLIAM THORPE SWEETSTER
  LYN & WILLIAM THORPE SWEETSTER STAR-BOTTOMED WOVEN BASKET Franconia, New Hampshire, hand-woven brown ash, round form with swing bale, and signature woven star bottom, ink signed and and dated '90 to underside.
• Collection of nine woven baskets
  Collection of nine woven baskets together with a southwest pottery bowl. ?
• Hawkes Etched Green Glass
  Hawkes Etched Green Glass Vasewith sterling rim bird dog & forest decor signed 9''.
• THREE CONTEMPORARY BIRD'S NEST
  THREE CONTEMPORARY BIRD'S NEST BASKETS One by Samual Yao.
• OAK BASKETOak Basket
  OAK BASKETOak Basket
• TWO MOHAWK BASKETSA lot of two
  TWO MOHAWK BASKETSA lot of two painted native baskets from the Tyendinaga territory near Napanee; one has a single carved handle (H: 10"; L: 13"; W: 9.5") while the other has two carrying handles (H: 5"; L: 11"; W: 15"). Circa 1900. Field Collection.
• Untitled Basket by John McQueen
  Untitled Basket by John McQueen John McQueen (American b. 1943).? Cylindrical basket woven of ash maple red osier; ht. 15 in.Fiber artist John McQueen an Illinois native received his B.A. from the University of South Florida before receiving his M.F.A. at Temple University's Tyler School of Art.? McQueen has been awarded a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship three times: 1977 1979 and 1986.? He works with a variety of natural materials gathered from his Upstate New York farm in Saratoga Springs.? His vesseled works are considered baskets but are not meant to function as containers.? In Rob Pulleyn's The Basketmaker's Art (Lark Books 1992) McQueen described his work: "The baskets I make are branches of trees rearranged and no longer real the way a tree is real." Daniel Jacobs and Derek Mason Collection
• Sgn. Hawkes Cut Glass Bowl
  Sgn. Hawkes Cut Glass Bowl Excellent couple of small nicks to rim.Ht. 3 1/2'' Dia. 8''E
• Marialyce Hawke (American,
  Marialyce Hawke (American, Contemporary, b. 1941) In the form of a flaring bowl with an uneven rim with relief cast exterior in the image of underwater foliage, and with the interior etched with a naturalistic tracery. The foliage on the exterior is matte finished as is the interior tracery, furthering the illusion of depth. The artist's name, Hawke, is cast in the foliage near the base on the outside. Overall it measures approx. 7-3/4"H x 13-1/4"D.
• Hawkes ''Four Fruits'' Cut &
  Hawkes ''Four Fruits'' Cut & Engraved GlassBowl sterling silver base 12'' diameter 5 1/2'' tall excellent scarce.
• Hawkes Cut Glass 7'' Dish brilliant
  Hawkes Cut Glass 7'' Dish brilliant period signed excellent.
• TWO HOPI INDIAN WICKER PEACH
  TWO HOPI INDIAN WICKER PEACH BASKETSTwo Hopi Indian wicker peach baskets, to include one of scarce tray form, retaining Museum of Northern Arizona tag attributing it to Stella Preston, 17" dia., together with a polychrome deep basket, ca. 1930, 7 1/2" h., 12" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Tray basket has minor breaks commensurate with age and use.
• Hopi Second Mesa Basketry Trays lot
  Hopi Second Mesa Basketry Trays lot of 5 woven with various star bursts flowers and katsina motifs average diameter 11.75 in. mid - late 20th century Property of an Ohio Collector Condition: Couple missing stitches; minimal fading.
• BASKET. Attributed to the
  BASKET. Attributed to the Paugussett Indians Connecticut 2nd half-19th century woven splint. Lidded with black and salmon colored splint. Minor loss. 12''h. 15 3/4''d. See A Key into the Language of Woodsplint Baskets 1987 for similar pieces.
• THREE CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN BASKETS
  THREE CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN BASKETS The first, a Mary Jane Everett (Geiger, AL) Wing Nut basket, 2003, comprised of black walnut, black ash, and reed, applied oak swing handle, raised on four copper washers, signed dated and numbered to underside, retains retail tag, artist card, and receipt; the second, a Terry & Sandi Henry (Boone, N.C) buttocks berry basket with vegetable dyed weavers and twisted handle, retains artist card; the last, a Southern Appalachian miniature oak buttocks basket, unsigned.
• Hawkes Etched Green Glass Candy
  Hawkes Etched Green Glass Candy Dish flowering vine decor signed 6'' excellent.