Antique & Vintage Woven Split Wood Baskets

19th century, likely Southern. The piece having an exceptional early orange painted surface with nice tight weave. Good sturdy condition. H4 1/2" W11 1/4" Discovered by the current owner in Charleston

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to Juanita Wolfe. The group of three excellently crafted baskets having bold colors and tight weave. Each in excellent condition throughout. T

Qualla Boundary, North Carolina attributed to Amanda Smoker. The two baskets have been well woven and with nice bold colors throughout. Good tight condition. H5 1/4" W9" H2 1/4" W10" Sold from the col

Likely late 19th/early 20th century, Woodland Indians. The piece having been tightly woven as a wall hanging basket and then painted with mustard painted surface. Good tight condition throughout. No b

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to Juanita Wolfe. Large size market basket having a good tight body and strong weave with attractive colors throughout. Very good condition. H

Late 19th century, most likely Southern. The basket has a nice large size with a strong handle and good early blue painted surface. The piece is good and tight, in nice condition. H14 1/2" W17 1/2" So

Early to late 20th century, likely Cherokee Indian. The group includes ten total baskets of varying size and form. Tallest: H14"

19th or early 20th century, likely Southern States. The piece having a good tight weave with bentwood handle and sturdy construction. The piece retains paint colors of red and deep brown tones. H10" W

19th century, likely America. The basket having a split wood circular bent wood frame with woven bottom. An early make-due cloth patch at one side. W22 1/2"

19th or early 20th century. Having a bale handle above square woven body. The red painted surface appears to be a bit later but presents itself well. H16" W16"

20th century, said to have been crafted by a local woman on Hwy 34 in Lugoff, South Carolina in the mid to late 20th century. Very nicely crafted and in good well kept condition throughout. Tallest: H

Lot of 3 Antique Woven Split Oak Wood Farm Gathering Baskets. Largest basket measures 20.5 x 13 x 12.5 inches H.

Antique likely 19th Century woven split wood basket, with remarkable decorations using the potato stamp method common to many Native American tribes of the Northeast US. The three different stamps see

Early 20th century. The lot includes a nice woven tray with handle and one without along with a charming wall basket. Sold from the collection of Betty and Ralph Jennings of Gaffney, South Carolina.

Antique American 19th Century Small Woven Split Ash Wood Basket (missing top) Measures: 5.25 H x 9 W x 6.5 D 8.5 H with handles $13.95 flat fee boxing, packing, insurance, tracking and shipping rate a

Antique American 19th Century Small Woven Split Ash Wood Basket with Hinged Lid Measures: 6.25 H x 10 W x 6 D 9 H with handles $13.95 flat fee boxing, packing, insurance, tracking and shipping rate an

19th century, likely New York State. The piece is night and tight with a circular form. W26"

Mid 20th century. Very well crafted hand made snow shoes, 4 pair along with a woven splitwood hiking basket.

Hand-made woven wood basket believed to be from Africa, beautifully embellished with tiny white beads and sequence. Dimensions: 3.5" H x 11" across.

Vintage Winnebago Woven Ash Wood Lidded Picnic Basket with Bentwood Swing Handles. Circa 1900 Interior retains original burgundy and cadet blue dye banding. Measures: 18 W x 11 H x 11 D 14.25 H with h

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to the Taylor Family. The group includes three very nicely woven small size baskets. Good tight condition and good colors throughout. H4 1/2"

19th century, possibly Cherokee Indian. The piece having been very nicely woven and well crafted. The basket retains its original early green painted surface. Good condition overall nice and tight. H9

Likely early 20th century, Southern States. The piece is brilliantly crafted with a nicely placed handle on a well woven tight walnut body. Good condition throughout. H15 1/4" W12 1/4"

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to Carol Welch. The excellently woven basket having the uncommon double peace pipe design in the weave. Very nice colors and bold example. Goo