Dutch Decorative Baskets

Mid-Century woven rattan catch-all basket with a black enameled tripod frame. Great for blankets, magazines, plants or laundry. In original condition with visible wear including ratt...

This rattan and steel basket is attributed to Dutch designer, Dirk van Sliedregt, and was manufactured by Gebr. Jonkers in the 1960s. Van Sliedregt was known for his minimalist yet f...

Magnificent and rare Art Deco Amsterdamse School litter basket. Design by Jac. van den Bosch for 't Binnenhuis Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1900s. Solid oak base with or...

19th Century Dutch Walnut Tea Stove This Dutch tea tea stove is made of walnut wood in vertical strips , raised on a base with tripod feet. Inside the wood...

Magnificent and rare Art Deco Amsterdamse School litter basket. Design by Jac. van den Bosch for 't Binnenhuis Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1900s. Solid oak base with or...

Antique long barrel umbrella or stick stand with bronze lion head handles. This exquisite handcrafted umbrella or stick stand is a fine example of antique craftsmanship and elegant ...

Set of Three Antique Dutch/Flemish Herring Barrels with Original Inscriptions, Late 19th Century A rare set of three antique wooden herring barrels (haringtonnen), originating from the Netherlands or Flanders, late 19th century. These charming folk art barrels were traditionally used in fish shops and village groceries to store and sell salted herring. Each barrel is made of wooden staves bound with wooden hoops and comes with its original removable lid. Remnants of hand-painted inscriptions and price markings remain visible, including “18 centen den ½ kilo” (18 cents per half kilo), referring to the historical retail price of herring. The barrels show a rich patina and authentic wear consistent with use and age. Such early shop fittings and objects of everyday folk culture are increasingly rare and today make wonderful decorative accents. Perfect for collectors of maritime antiques, rustic interiors, and antique kitchenalia. Barrel 1: Ø 31 cm (12.2 in) x H 23 cm (9 in) Barrel 2: Ø 30 cm (11.8 in) x H 23 cm (9 in) Barrel 3: Ø 23 cm (9 in) x H 16 cm (6.3 in) Period: Late 19th Century Place of Origin: Netherlands / Flanders Condition: Good antique condition with wear, scratches, and paint losses consistent with age and use. Lids fit loosely, as typical for old coopered barrels. Unmatched on 1stdibs – no other Dutch or Flemish herring barrels are currently available, making this complete set exceptionally rare. Antique herring barrels, antique haringtonnen, Dutch folk art, Flemish folk art, 19th century barrels, rustic storage containers, antique wooden barrels...

19th Century Dutch brass bound water bucket a Dutch 19th century wooden water bucket. This bucket is made of wood in vertical strips bound with copper bands and these are nailed. In...

An early 19th century mahogany tea stove with 3 dolphins An early 19th century Dutch mahogany tea stove with 3 dolphins on a triangle base with ball legs....

Magnificent and rare Antique Victorian tea stove. Striking Dutch design from the 1870s. Solid walnut hand-carved frame with four hand-carved legs. Original brass bucket inside.which ...

Four Dutch 19th Century wooden knot baskets Those 4 antique Dutch wooden baskets in different styles are from Mid- 19th C or earlier. The basket with the copper rings has some da...

This rattan magazine basket stand was manufactured by the Dutch company Artimeta. It has a braided rattan magazine basket on a black metal stand. An elegant and minimalistic design. ...

These lovely and very practical storage baskets were in service in the 1950s in a small department store in the Northern part of the Netherlands. The baskets have been plaited by hand using willow toes. They sit on a black metal frame. They would be very decorative in a child's room to store Lego, teddy bears or miniature cars...

Set of 2 storage baskets by Dirk van Sliedregt for Rohé, Netherlands, 1960s.

These five rattan and steel baskets with a lid are attributed to Dutch designer, Dirk van Sliedregt, and were manufactured by 'Rohé' Noordwolde, Netherlands in the 1960s. This Rohé ...