Antique Northwest Coast Quinault Basket Bowl Native American Basketry 1903

Description

Offered is a beautiful, 1903 Quinault Native American Basketry Bowl with provenance.
This measures 5 1/4" by 2 3/4". It displays nicely with still vibrant colors but it does have some areas of wear:
two small notches in rim and some rubbed/broken stitches, mostly on one side. Please see pictures.
This came with a slip of paper that reads Indian basket Quinault Indians, Bought when in Aberdeen, Wash in 1903 and then two names (of the owner, I think, rather than the basket maker.) We purchased it from a high-end Midwestern auction company that has a Native American expert on staff.
General Information about our business, shipping, holding items,
etc.:
* Most of the items we sell come from our personal collection gathered over the years from our travels, from Native powwows and craft stores, antique shops, auctions and estate sales. Now that our kids are in college and beyond, we are letting some items go so others can enjoy them.
*We w
ill gladly combine orders to save you on shipping charges.   Please email for a combined invoice before paying. Sometimes a few first class items jump to priority pricing (.25 and up) because weight puts a package over the 16 ounce limit. Sorry, I can't combine collectibles and book/Magazine purchases.
*If you want me to hold items for the next week's auction, please contact me and
wait
to pay until the last auction ends. Then I'll send you a combined invoice. If you pay right away, I will NOT be able to hold your items due to Ebay's ship within 1-day after payment rule. Please tell me if you are waiting for next week's auction. If you don't communicate and don't pay, you will get an automated non-paying bidder notice from Ebay after 4 days. Thank you!
*International Buyers:
I will mail first class to Canada but to all other locations, I prefer to mail priority to insure your item arrives safely. Please email me with questions. Sorry for the expense, but  I've had items lost overseas when mailing first class and don't want to take the risk of losing items.
*I pack carefully and try to reuse materials to save on environmental impact. I often double-box items with smaller gift boxes collected from various thrift stores. Though I don't like styrofoam peanuts for environmental reasons, I have found they are the best at protecting fragile  items against damage during shipping. I reuse all that I receive and hope you will make use of the ones that come in your packages. Thank you.
* Please contact us before leaving negative feedback if something isn't right with your item. We want you to be satisfied with your purchase
On Jun-14-21 at 14:01:40 PDT, seller added the following information:
Additional note: I meant to write 560 was on the tag rather than 540. And it could be .60 or 0, depending on when the basket was sold and by whom. I was thinking it was a gallery price of 0, but if the actual craftsperson sold it in the early days, it is probably .60.