Antique Nantucket Lightship Basket Sandsbury

Antique Nantucket Lightship Basket Sandsbury. Attributed to Captain Sandsbury (partial label on base) of the South Shoal Lightship circa 1890. The handle is broken and there is some loss to weaving ne

431-88 Antique Nantucket Lightship Basket, Small Likely Circa 1880-1900 Oak, ash, and rattan (Height at Handle: 8.75"; height: 4.5"; diameter: 6.25") Round basket with taller than usual carved and not

Pair of Chinese celadon "shrimp" dishes, 11" x 8 1/2". Good condition. Provenance: Estate of Harry Hilbert, prominent New Canaan, CT antiques dealer and maker of Nantucket Lightship Baskets.

Lot of (18) miscellaneous Chinese porcelain dishes, vase, blanc de chine, etc. Provenance: Estate of Harry Hilbert, prominent New Canaan, CT antiques dealer and maker of Nantucket Lightship Baskets.

Late 19th century Japanese cloisonne charger, 12" diameter. Provenance: Estate of Harry Hilbert, prominent New Canaan, CT antiques dealer and maker of Nantucket Lightship Baskets.

Chinese Rose Mandarin plate with gilt, 7 3/4" diameter. Provenance: Estate of Harry Hilbert, prominent New Canaan, CT antiques dealer and maker of Nantucket Lightship Baskets.

Vintage Painted Nantucket "Lightship Baskets" Trade Sign Panel, on antique board with later paint decoration. 11 in. x 23.25 in.

Ca. 1900 a classic lightship Nantucket basket, circular shape with swing handle, nicely made with tightly woven cane on rattan staves, with wood bottom, 8”H x 11”D.

Removable woven lid, with small round incised Mahogany plaque Double wrapped rim with Oak handle and ears with Mahogany base. John B Folger, is written in ink on exterior bottom. Attributed to Rowland

& Wooden, Made by Mitchell Ray with Label on Bottom 12.75" H x 14" W Condition: Damage at top

Oak staves and handle with carved,Lollipop, ends, Walnut base. Exterior bottom retains the original paper jelly label and the original price of a $1.25. Made by Frederick Chadwick (1857-1936),c. 1920

Attributed to Willian D Appleton (1851-1918) Double wrapped rim, chamfered handle Good original condition, missing two small weavers 12” H to top of handle, 6” to rim, 13” W x 8” D

Well constructed with a dark honey patina. Oak swing handle and staves with carved scallop shells which are mounted on the ears. The base is made from a hard Maple. Underside is marked, "Made on Nantu

Half bushel, made with Oak staves, And Heart shaped handles. The base is Mahogany, that grooved and scribed. Stamped on exterior bottom. Made by " Harry A. Hilbert, Wilton, Conn " and dated 1994. Harr

Nantucket Lightship Basket, circa 1860-1870, round open swing hand with carved wood ears extending almost down to the base plate, supporting a swing handle. Height 5 ½ in. Diameter 8 in. Prove

One Egg size basket with Oak handle and staves, c. 1950, 3.25” diameter basket with carved and notched Oak handle and double wrapped rim, signed & dated George Covington, 1992. 6” Oval basket with

Jose Formosa Reyes (Filipino/American, 1902-1980), Nantucket Lightship Basketcirca 1960s, tall cane woven cylindrical form, carved wood swing handle, cover with reeded hinges featuring a round oval wo

A round open Sherwin Boyer nantucket lightship basket with a swing handle, faint signature on bottom, no label. 6.25” dia x 4”H (basket) x 8”H with handle up.

John Kittila Jr. Nantucket Lightship Basket Purse, having cover and handle, signed on bottom John Kittila Jr. 1967, height without handle 7 inches.

with plaque on lid depicting three-masted schooner. Signed in script on wooden base "Made On Nantucket By Mary Malavese 1984" 6 1/2" high, 9" wide, 6 1/2" deep.

NANTUCKET LIGHTSHIP BASKETLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyRound, with swing handle. Turned walnut base plate.Height 4". Diameter 6".

Title: Nantucket Lightship Basket Purse, c. 1970 Date/Period: C. 1970s Dimension: 10 “ w x 7 “ d x 7 “ h Provenance:Purchased on Nantucket in the mid 70s by my mother for $ 25. Shipping: Domesti

Antique Nantucket basket - 3" tall x 7 3/4" diam

Pristine condition with a warm brown patina. Squared off handle and thick staves are made of Oak, the base has three concentric lines that is carved and turned from Mahogany, Attributed to C. Mitchell