Wabanaki Ash Splint and Woven Sweetgrass Cup Basket streamlined and sent in 1910) was

and sent in 1910) was a happy surprise: "Apples are good

feeds a sense of holiness

And then what I think is a tiny little duck at his feet

with the letter and numbers I assume referring to the bottle or jar type (and there are more handwritten notations on the back side

with slightly cocked head

Wabanaki Ash Splint and Woven Sweetgrass Cup Basket streamlined and sent in 1910) wasThis sweet small Wabanaki (likely Penobscot) Northeast Coast Native American basket holds a glass cup, which I think is most useful for the fact that it has helped it hold its shape very well. Made of ash splint and woven sweetgrass, this one has a fair amount of age and a nice patina. Handy for holding some little things or just to add to the basket collection. A tiny bit of breakage to the red dyed splints at the very center of the lid (I have yet