Vintage MCM Plaid Woven Picnic Basket with Handles and Removable Tray
Located in Oklahoma City, OK
A fun brown and maroon woven wicker picnic basket that is perfect for summer entertaining. This
Metal
$1,127
H 19.5 in W 17 in D 14 in
Vintage Reddish Brown Lacquer Woven Rattan Picnic Basket with Bamboo Handle
Located in Yonkers, NY
A hand-woven rattan Chinese picnic or wedding basket with carved bamboo handle. This vintage
Metal
$200
H 10 in W 13.25 in D 12.75 in
Genuine Redmon Woven Wicker Picnic Basket with Tabletop in Red and Brown
Located in Oklahoma City, OK
A red woven wicker picnic basket with metal handles, wood lid, and short tabletop for serving
Metal
Metal Vintage Metal Picnic Style Basket, circa 1940
Located in Barcelona, ES
Antique decorative picnic style metal basket. Made by nknown manufacturer, France, circa 1940
Metal
Wonderful Old Picnic Basket
Located in Seattle, WA
metal lined flip top picnic basket with beautiful patina
Metal
Sold
H 13 in W 20.75 in D 12.75 in
Mid-Century Modern Green and Brown Woven Picnic Basket with Handles
Located in Oklahoma City, OK
Large hunter green and brown woven picnic basket with handles and a hinged lid. A wonderful way to
Metal
Vintage Tin Picnic Baskets
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Whimsical collection of tin picnic baskets.....great display possibilities! (Lot of 20)
Metal
English Wicker Picnic Basket
Located in Queens, NY
English Wicker (1930s) natural wicker picnic basket with fitted interior. (bottles, cups, plates, etc.).
Wicker
Antique Chinese Dragon Wedding Basket
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Antique Chinese Dragon Wedding Basket, bamboo, rattan, wood and brass, 19th century. A 3-tier round form with magnificently carved bamboo overhead handle and engraved brass hardware...
Bamboo
Woven Rattan Picnic Hamper Basket
Located in Bradenton, FL
A large wicker woven rattan picnic hamper basket, with a plaid cloth lining and two handles. Two open weave bands decorate the sides allowing the pattern of the fabric inside to be s...
Wicker, Rattan
Antique and vintage decorative baskets can lend unique charm to any room. And basketmaking is hardly a lost art.
Evidence of basket weaving dates back tens of thousands of years, with one of the most intact examples found in the Judean Desert from the Neolithic period. Historically, baskets have mainly served utilitarian needs — to carry food, store materials and even hold water — but they could also be ornamental objects or have ceremonial or religious purposes.
Native American baskets come from a tradition steeped in generations of skill. There are new and made-to-order baskets from artisans who put their own spin on the ancient art as well as 21st-century pre-owned decorative baskets to complement any furniture style or design preference.
A metal basket or brass basket can match a modern or industrial-style home and add some contrasting rusticity. Wooden baskets, wicker baskets and natural-fiber baskets can easily harmonize with boho chic and cottagecore interiors.
Ceramic baskets are part of the pottery tradition, a craft with a deep heritage in human history. Ceramics are popular in decor again, and the personalization of handmade craftsmanship has served as a sort of anti-Internet to screen-weary decorators. Depending on a ceramic basket’s style, it can fit in with a more formal, cottage, Asian or Southwestern interior theme.
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