A few examples of appraisal values for
LEPAUTE

• PAIUTE, LARGE PICTORIAL BASKET
  PAIUTE, LARGE PICTORIAL BASKET TRAY, CA. 1960SPaiute, Large Pictorial Basket Tray, ca. 1960s, natural and aniline dyes, woven fibers Dimensions: 3 1/2 x 22 x 24 in. (8.9 x 55.9 x 61 cm.) Provenance: The Georgia and Charles Loloma Collection
• NATIVE AMERICAN DRUM, ATTRIBUTED TO
  NATIVE AMERICAN DRUM, ATTRIBUTED TO THE PALOUSE PENATIVE AMERICAN DRUM, attributed to the Palouse people, a Sahaptin tribe, Columbia Plateau (eastern Washington, northeastern Oregon, and North Central Idaho), wood construction with buffalo hide, 29"D x 14"W.
• GEORGES LEPAPE (1887-1971):
  GEORGES LEPAPE (1887-1971): ''VIVE LA FRANCE!'' Hand-colored lithograph titled and signed in plate and dated 1917 and signed in pencil and numbered 3/250; matted and in a silvered wood frame. 17 x 13 1/2 in. (sight) 24 3/4 x 20 3/4 in. (frame). Estate of Katherine W. Mellon Stonington CT.
• LYPA PITSIULAK (CANADIAN INUIT 1943
  LYPA PITSIULAK (CANADIAN INUIT 1943 – 2010) AND JOSEA MAUIAPIK (CANDIAN INUIT B. 1941), SPIRIT BEAR, STALKING, PANGNIRTUNG COLLECTION STENCIL PRINT, SIGNED, LOCATED AND NUMBERED 1/35 ALONG LOWER EDGE, FRAME: 20 X 29 IN.Lypa Pitsiulak (Canadian Inuit 1943 – 2010) and Josea Mauiapik (Candian Inuit b. 1941), Spirit Bear, Stalking, Pangnirtung Collection Stencil Print, Signed, Located and numbered 1/35 along lower edge,, Dimensions: Frame: 20 x 29 in. (50.8 x 73.7 cm.)
• A PAIUTE BASKETA Paiute basket,
  A PAIUTE BASKETA Paiute basket, Late 19th/early 20th Century; Great Basin Coiled with scattered letters and floating elements to center band and a fine juncus band to rim 4.5" H x 9" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA Dimensions: 4.5" H x 9" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA
• A PAIUTE PEDESTAL BASKET A Paiute
  A PAIUTE PEDESTAL BASKET A Paiute pedestal basket, 6.75"h x 9"dia.
• LORETTA NAVASIE (B. 1948, HOPI-TEWA
  LORETTA NAVASIE (B. 1948, HOPI-TEWA PUEBLO)Loretta Navasie (b. 1948, Hopi-Tewa Pueblo), Three Hopi Pueblo polychrome olla jars, late 20th century Each signed to underside: [frog cipher] / L The jars with red and black avian and geometric motifs on a white buff ground, 3 pieces Dimensions: Largest: 5.875" H x 6.325" Dia.; 4.5" H x 5.75" Dia. Provenance: Private Collection, Southern California
• UTE OR PAIUTE BASKET Ute or
  UTE OR PAIUTE BASKET Ute or Paiute basket, 15.5"dia.
• A PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEAL PELT A
  A PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEAL PELT A Pacific Northwest seal pelt, with alternating patchwor scenes of a trapper pulling his catch, a walrus, otter, fox and goose, and polar bear, 47"l x 37"w
• LUCY LEUPPE MCKELVEY CONTEMPORARY
  LUCY LEUPPE MCKELVEY CONTEMPORARY NAVAJO POTTERYLucy Leuppe McKelvey (Active Late 20th Century)Mountain Way RainbowThe low, broad, modernist form that this artist is best known for is decorated with an encircling stylized Navajo Yei figure surrounded by other meaningful symbols including a bear with heartline signifying the animal's spiritual breath. The work is signed underside of the base.Measures 10.5 x 14.5 x 14.5 inches.Very good condition. There are no chips, cracks, repairs, scratches or areas of heavy wear.
• QUILEUTE/PUYALLUP/SKOKOMISH, PAIR
  QUILEUTE/PUYALLUP/SKOKOMISH, PAIR OF BASKETSPair of Baskets, , Arlene Jackson, (Quileute/Puyallup, 20th Century) Pictorial Basket (with whale), cedar root, beargrass 4 1/4 x 6 1/4 x 6 1/2 in. (10.80 x 15.88 x 16.51 cm.) Richard Cultee (Skokomish, 1931 - 2014) Pictorial Basket woven raffia, pigments 7 x 8 1/4 x 8 3/4 in. (17.78 x 20.96 x 22.23 cm.) Provenance:Private Collection, New Mexico
• A POLYCHROME PAIUTE BASKETA
  A POLYCHROME PAIUTE BASKETA polychrome Paiute basket, First-quarter 20th Century; Great Basin Coiled bowl with lightning, north star, mountains and whirling logs 3" H x 4.5" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA Dimensions: 3" H x 4.5" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA
• LAURENT VIALET (FRENCH, B. 1967)
  LAURENT VIALET (FRENCH, B. 1967) 15" x 21?" "Paysage a Plouhinec". Oil on canvas, signed lower left, titled and signed to verso, in decorative wood frame, 24" x 30½" overall.
• PACIFIC NORTHWEST COAST KWAKIUTL
  PACIFIC NORTHWEST COAST KWAKIUTL POTLATCH CEDAR BOWL A Pacific Northwest Coast Kwakiutl potlatch cedar bowl, 20th Century, the canoe formed vessel as a zoomorphic bear-fish, the rim inlaid with shell beads, having strong and exaggerated carved features with finely painted, red and black accents, 16.5"dia.
• Haida (Tribe) Northwest Coast
  Haida (Tribe) Northwest Coast basket with frog on lid. 6 1/2'' Length 4'' Ht.
• A PAIUTE BASKETRY BOWLA Paiute
  A PAIUTE BASKETRY BOWLA Paiute basketry bowl, Early/mid-20th century; Great Basin A coiled basketry bowl with two rows of floating elements with a single rod construction Dimensions: 3.25" H x 8.125" Dia.
• L.R. LAFFITTE, STANDING NATIVE
  L.R. LAFFITTE, STANDING NATIVE AMERICAN WATERCOLOR La Roche Laffitte (French b. 1943) "Mandan" watercolor and pencil on fabric laid to paper depicting a standing Native American male figure in ceremonial dress including a chief's blanket, signed L.R. Laffitte and titled to lower margin, framed. Approx. paper h. 31", w. 20.25". Frame h. 37", w. 26", d..75".
• NORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN WOOD
  NORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN WOOD CARVINGNORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN WOOD CARVING ATTRIBUTED TO PATTY FAWN (Lelooska's sister), tri-color (blue, black and red) design on natural cedar wood, signed in pencil on rear "PF", 11" by 14 1/4".
• Northwest Coast Tlingit frog bowl
  Northwest Coast Tlingit frog bowl ca. 1900 possibly by Walton Bean 10" l. ?
• Laure Levy (French, 1866-1954),
  Laure Levy (French, 1866-1954), young peasant girl, hand painted on porcelain; 8 1/4" x 6 3/8"; signed lower left.
• EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST
  EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST BASKETRY BOWL Hupa people, Northern California, late 19th c. finely woven grass with geometric designs in brown and black on natural ground showing only on the exterior, sunflower foot, 3 1/2" x 7 1/2" diam
• EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST
  EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST BASKETRY BOWL Hupa people, Northern California, late 19th c. finely woven grass, tall sided with whipped rim, having geometric designs in brown and black on natural ground, sunflower recessed foot, 5 1/4" x 7" diam. One short break below the rim. Old tag indicates this was part of the Nancy Prince collection, purchased 1915-16 when Marion Rogers visited the West.
• OSUITOK IPEELEE (INUIT, 1923-2005),
  OSUITOK IPEELEE (INUIT, 1923-2005), TRANSFORMATION Kinngait (Cape Dorset), Canada, carved stone, featuring a walrus, bird pf prey, and human face, with syllabic signature "???? / ???" to underside.
• French Allegorical Figure of a
  French Allegorical Figure of a Native American marked with ''L.M.'' tablet 27'' high 19th century
• PAIUTE NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETRY
  PAIUTE NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETRY BOWLPaiute Native American Basketry Bowl, coiled construction with scalloped design; with metal button tied to center Dimensions: 2 1/2 x 10 3/4 x 10 3/4 in. (6.4 x 27.3 x 27.3 cm.) Condition:
• A PAIUTE BASKET HATA Paiute
  A PAIUTE BASKET HATA Paiute basket hat, First-quarter 20th Century; Great Basin Twined with lattice banding to rim and base 6" H x 9" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA Dimensions: 6" H x 9" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA
• (2) TLINGIT AND HUPA WOVEN
  (2) TLINGIT AND HUPA WOVEN BASKETS likely early 20th c., Northwest Coast, California, twined grasses, other plant fibers, the smaller finely woven with repeating orca whale design, 5"h x 6"dia; the larger pedestal basket of coarser weave, decorated in 3 colors with repeating geometric designs and openwork rims, 7"h x 8"dia
• TWO NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA NATIVE
  TWO NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN (HUPA) BATWO NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN (HUPA) BASKETRY ITEMS the first a hat, hand twined and decorated with a repeating geometric design and horizontal lines, approximately 7 1/4" diameter plus hand twined basket decorated with horizontal stripes along with a raised and wrapped rim, approximately 6 1/4" diameter.
• Ray Pelletier (French,
  Ray Pelletier (French, 1907-1958), bronze plaque depicting Leda and the Swan in relief; 4" x 2 3/8", signed in the mold lower left. Very good condition with beautiful patina; plaque on copper stand.
• Antoine Tzapoff (French b. 1945)
  Antoine Tzapoff (French b. 1945) "'La Pipe a Inlaid Sioux With Breastplate 1860". Acrylic on canvas signed and dated 1980 at the lower left edge apprx. 20" x 21" inscribed on the verso of the canvas fit overall in a flat panel frame in gray and silver tone with rounded corners apprx. 26" x 25". Tag from the Dewey-Kofron Gallery verso.
• LUCY LEUPPE MCKELVEY, MOUNTAINWAY
  LUCY LEUPPE MCKELVEY, MOUNTAINWAY RAINBOW GODDESS JARLucy Leuppe McKelvey, (Diné [Navajo], b. 1950) Mountainway Rainbow Goddess Jar, fired clay, pigments inscribed: Lucy LEuppE "MountAinwAy RAiNBOW / McKELVEY GODDESS" / NAVAJO fired clay, pigments Dimensions: Height 8 1/2 x Diameter 13 in. (21.6 x 33 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, Texas
• Pair Nez Perce beaded, fringed
  Pair Nez Perce beaded, fringed gauntlets, ca. late 19th Century. Brain-tanned elk hide with trade cloth interior. Collected in Idaho. 12 1/4\"long x 10 1/4\"" cuff. Minor bead loss."
• EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST
  EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST BASKETRY BOWL Hupa people, Northern California, late 19th c. finely woven grass with geometric designs in orange and black on natural ground showing only on the exterior, sunflower foot, 3" x 7" diam, fine condition.
• Native American Hupa Indian Cap
  Native American Hupa Indian Cap Northern California 7 1/4'' diameter 3 1/4'' deep early 1900's excellent condition.
• K. LATOURRETTE (NM), PAINTING OF
  K. LATOURRETTE (NM), PAINTING OF A HOPI VESSEL Watercolor on paper mounted on panel, signed with inscription to lower right, artist calling card to verso.
• MADELEINE LIEPE
  MADELEINE LIEPE (OREGON/SWITZERLAND, 20TH CENTURY)MADELEINE LIEPE (Oregon/Switzerland, 20th century) charcoal on paper, landscape. Unsigned, label attached verso from the Rental Sales Gallery, Portland Art Museum. Image measures 21.5" x 29.5". In a metal frame; 28.25" x 36.25" overall.