Beech Decorative Baskets

Wastebasket by Einar Barnes for P.S. Heggen, c.1960s, Norway. This bin features a thin rosewood plywood body and stained beech wood handles. Dimensions 15” width x 8.5” depth x 17.5...

An exquisite magazine rack with chungy globe legs & bended steel. Made in Denmark in the late 20th century. A fine decorative Art Deco style piece that will suit any modern interior.

This iconic Danish bread slicer was produced by Raadvad in Denmark, circa 1970s-1990s. The color of the lacquer is the original dark blue. It´s very rare. It also came in a slightly ...

This is an antique black Forest fireside bin. A German, beech and copper coal or log store, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Wonderfull...

A basket woven from bark made around the Meiji-Taisho period (1868-1926) in Japan. This is a tool used by Japanese farmers and was carried on their backs. I don't know how it was u...

Rare and beautiful paper bin in beech in good vintage condition with signs from use and patina.   

Joe Hogan Pod on beechwood Manufactured by Joe Hogan Produced in exclusive for Side Gallery Ireland, 2020 Beechwood Joe Hogan is a master basket-maker based in Loch Na Fooey, a glacial lake situated in the west of Ireland. He has been practicing basketry since 1978, and in that time has earned a reputation for making strong, durable baskets of the highest quality. The colors in these award-winning baskets are those of the natural willows which he grows at Loch na Fooey. Joe’s work is inspired by the richness of materials the earth provides. He grows his own willow and harvests other naturally occurring materials such as wood, bark, larch, birch, bog myrtle twigs, willow twigs and catkins that he incorporates in his work. Joe trained with numerous Irish basket makers, learning techniques rarely seen in the modern day he is regarded as one of Ireland’s master craftsmen and has gained a worldwide reputation for his work. Over the past fifteen years Joe has become increasingly interested in artistic baskets...

This iconic Danish bread slicer was produced by Raadvad in Denmark circa 1940s-1960s and designed in the 1930s. It comes with original beige lacque...

Wastebasket with teak interior and uncommon orange-lacquered beech exterior. Designed by Martin Aberg for Servex/International Designers Group, Sweden, ci...

This timeless Art Nouveau Basket from 1910 was made of beech wood but then "trimmed" to the style of mahogany wood. This outstanding piece shows a design ...