April 23, 2024
Cherokee White Oak Handled Basket...Buy It Now!!!
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Take a look at this Buy It Now! This is for a Cherokee white oak handled basket that measures approximately 15" tall to the top of the handle, 6 5/8" tall to the top of the basket x 18 3/8" long x 10 3/4" wide. This has walnut dyes. It has a carved flat white oak handle with joint. This was weaved by Nancy Bradley in 1999. This has a Museum of the Cherokee Indian hang tag that shows the original price of $600.00. The photos are used as part of the description. This is from the John M. Parker Sr. collection. Mr. Parker bought this several years ago. Some of Mr. Parker's collection is featured in the Collectors of Historic and Prehistoric Artifacts book by Bill & Linda Ballinger Volume 1, 2012, pages 154-159 and Volume 3, 2016, pages 132-136. We are offering this as a Buy It Now for $280.00. *FREE SHIPPING for U.S. Continental customers, International buyers pay exact charges.Final Markdown!!!International buyers pay exact shipping charges. Payment is expected within 10 days of close of auction. If the information from the USPS website says "We have been electronically notified by the shipper to expect the package for shipping...", it may continue to say this until the day it is delivered to you. In most cases, we ship USPS packages the same day we print the postage, but USPS may not update the tracking information until it is delivered
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