Box of black lacquered bamboo basketry, large rectangular, decorated in brown, red and gold lacquer with a scene depicting a battle between two generals watched by five people in the clouds, with floral borders inlaid with mother-of-pearl: China, Ming dynasty, Wanli reign, dated 1606

Figurine or doll made of wood and basketry with embroidered face and covered with various textiles: South America, Peru, Central Coast culture, 11th century

Bottle-shaped basket with repeat design in black and maroon of human figures with joined hands in three zones: North America, USA, California, Tulare, c. early 20th century

Basket, deep bowl-shaped with design in red, black and buff of lozenges and crosses: North America, USA, California, Tulare, 19th century

Basketry plaque with representation of Crow Mother, Angwusnasomtaqa: North America, USA, Arizona, Hopi, early 20th century.

Oblate bottle-neck vessel of coiled basketry with small cover, figured with stepped and zigzag patterns in three shades of brown: North America, USA, Santa Barbara, California

Small ovoid basket with patterned decoration of small tufts of red feathers caught into the coils, and wave pattern decoration in black: North America, USA, California, Pomo, c 1920s

Basket of deep bowl shape with pattern in three zones in black and brown: North America, USA, California, Panamint, early twentieth century

Ovoid vessel of closely coiled basketry ornamented on exterior with network and applied strips of brown leather: East Africa, Somalia, early 20th century

Flat circular vessel cover of closely coiled basketry with raised rim: East Africa, Somalia, early 20th century

Basket-jar of fine coiled basketry ornamented with black triangles: Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lake Kivu

Basket-jar cover of fine coiled basketry ornamented with black triangles: Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lake Kivu

Basket-jar of fine coiled basketry ornamented with encircling black bands: Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lake Kivu

Basket-jar cover of fine coiled basketry ornamented with encircling black bands: Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lake Kivu

Woven circular food tray or stand, supported on four legs, with strengthening cane rings: Africa, Eastern Africa, Malawi, Blantyre, late 19th century

Blinkers, part of a model of an oil-mill or kalhoo, to a scale of 1/2 of an inch to 1 foot: Asia, South Asia, India, Bihar, Patna, 1815 - 1821