Grape Hotte

Early 20th century French zinc grape hotte/hod (used for picking grapes). Beautifully hand-painted with the famous Chateauneuf Du Pape coat of arms from the Provence Alpes Cote d'Azu...

Antique zinc grape hotte/hod, hand-painted with the Chateauneuf Du Pape coat of arms from the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France.

This ceremonial copper grape hotte is from France and dates to the 1700s.

One of a pair of 19th century French grape picking hods / hottes with later paint decoration. 1900.

One of a pair of 19th century French grape picking hods / hottes with later paint decoration. 1900.

One of a pair of 19th century French grape picking hods / hottes with later paint decoration. 1900.

Grape hottes were used at French vineyards during the late 19th and early 20th centuries by workers when harvesting grapes.

Our red painted wine grape hotte with fleur de lys would make a fantastic addition to a bar room or kitchen.

Hottes were used for grape collecting in vineyards all over France during the 19th and 20th centuries.

This metallic French container is known as a hotte. Hottes were used for harvesting grapes in vineyards during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Grape hottes were used at French vineyards during the late 19th and early 20th centuries by workers when harvesting grapes.

Grape hottes were used at French vineyards during the late 19th and early 20th centuries by workers when harvesting grapes.

This French metal container is known as an hotte. Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes in vineyards.

This French metal container is known as an hotte. Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes in vineyards.

This French metal container is known as an hotte. Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes in vineyards.

We think it may have been used to rest the grape hottes on so that the pickers did not need to crouch down too low to rest their sore backs!

Wine hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

Wine hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

Truly a unique find, this wine grape harvesting basket, or hotte, was handwoven in circa 1890.

A tall, French harvest basket hotte made of woven willow and oak from the Champagne region of Burgundy, France. Beautifully woven with painted winery initials. The finish is warm and...

worn by French grape harvesters these metal buckets were worn on the back with leather straps. This pair has been recently hand painted. PRICED INDIVIDUALLY.

Rare wicker and cleft oak grape harvest hotte with original leather straps and riveted strap iron.

This colorful French metal container is known as an hotte. They were used for grape collecting in vineyards all over France during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

19th Century French vineyard grape hod hotte bucket wine vineyard tole painted.

19th century French vineyard grape hod hotte bucket wine vineyard tole painted.

Antique French tole grape harvest back hod (hotte) with its original leather straps.

Pair of Burgundian tole grape hods - "hotte" - with leather straps, from the same vineyard, in the Cote de Nuits, circa 1900.

~Direct from France~ ~Wonderful antique metal grape hod or “hotte”, with stunning hand painted French designed artwork.

~Direct from France~ ~Wonderful antique metal grape hod or “hotte”, with stunning hand painted French designed artwork.

Direct from France, a stunning antique French vineyard bin, with gorgeous details and often, in today's home, repurposed as an umbrella/hall stand~ ~Main body is completely covered w...

This French metal container is known as an hotte. Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes in vineyards.

This French metal container is known as an hotte. Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes in vineyards.

Hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

Wine hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

The French Hotte is a carrying basket for the wine grapes. Since they were used for collecting grapes, they are usually made from woven cane.

Wine hottes were used during the 19th and early 20th centuries for collecting grapes at French vineyards.

This colorful French grape harvesting hotte has Chateauneuf du Pape painted on its front.

Pair of rare wicker and cleft oak grape harvest hotte, specific to the Champagne region of Burgundy.

Workers at the vineyard would walk around with the hotte strapped to their back and place the harvested grapes into the container.

French wooden stave grape harvest basket/hotte, with iron strapping, and leather shoulder straps marked 1893 Chateau "Bouchel" indistinctly.

Workers at the vineyard would walk around with the hotte strapped to their back via leather straps and place the harvested grapes into the container.

19th century French vineyard grape hod hotte bucket wine vineyard tole painted.

Rustic country French grape harvest picking basket or hotte from Bordeaux region.

Originally used to harvest grapes at a French vineyard in the early 1900s, this metal grape collection hod (or hotte in French) has been painted with a French wine label on top of a ...

Direct from France, a wonderful antique metal grape hod or “hotte”, with stunning hand painted French designed artwork.

The galvanized metal grape picker's hotte/hod basket is hand-painted with colorful stenciled inscriptions, including the "Chateauneuf-du-Pape" logo with Saint Peter's keys and papal ...

The galvanized metal grape picker's hotte/hod basket is hand-painted with colorful stenciled inscriptions, including the "Chateauneuf-du-Pape logo with Saint Peter's keys and papal t...

Metal original paint with great patina and the Chateauneuf de-Pape vineyard code of arms onre on this beautiful grape hotte, used to pick grapes in the south of France

These grape hottes were strapped to the workers back and used to pick grapes in the fields.

Exupery Margaux" Vineyard on the medium color metal grape hotte from France.These items were strapped to the workers back and used to pick grapes in the south of France.

The front of this unusually tall grape hotte reads; Chateau Luau, Grand Cru Classe en 1855, Barsac. carefully painted and detailed on the front is a picture of the vineyard.