GUEST: I actually received my basket as a gift from my father about three or four years ago. I know he's had it in his family for about 30 years.
APPRAISER: Do you know which tribe made it?
GUEST: He suspects, uh… Apache, but we're not quite sure.
APPRAISER: It is indeed an Apache basket. It's from the western Apache, it's called a coiled basket, and it's a pictorial basket also because it's got some human figures. Probably made in the 1920s, maybe the early 1920s.
GUEST: Wow, okay.
APPRAISER: And they made these pretty much for the tourists. It does have some condition issues.
GUEST: Okay.
APPRAISER: There are spots with stitches missing and everything, but it's a nice, big olla shape, they call it. In an auction setting today, it'd probably sell for about $6,000 to $8,000.
GUEST: Whoa, wow!
APPRAISER: I'm glad you brought it in.
GUEST: Wow, that's amazing. Um… wow!
