Rare lidded Nantucket basket, attributed to Ferdinand Sylvaro, Nantucket, Massachusetts, circa

Rare lidded Nantucket basket, attributed to Ferdinand Sylvaro, Nantucket, Massachusetts, circa 1930. Turned walnut lid that opens on each side with inlayed brass hinges. Partial paper label on undersi

NANTUCKET BASKET ATTRIBUTED TO FERDINAND SYLVARONantucket, Massachusetts, Early 20th CenturyRound, with swing handle. Base inscribed with three concentric circles, indicative of Sylvaro.Basket height

FERDINAND SYLVARO NANTUCKET BASKETNantucket, Massachusetts, Circa 1920Round, with swing handle. Base incised with three concentric circles, typical of Sylvaro. Handwritten label on underside "Mad

Ferdinand Sylvaro (1868-1952) Nantucket Basket, circa 1910, round open swing handle shallow basket. Height 4 in. Diameter 7 ½ in.

Open Round Basket, Ferdinand Sylvaro (1868-1952), Nantucket, Massachusetts, c. 1940. Large basket with high walls and carved handle hinged to brass ears, the wooden base incised with two rings and lab

Round basket with swing handle. Attributed to Ferdinand Sylvaro (1868-1952). 4 inches deep x 8 1/2 inches diameter.

GERALD BROWN NANTUCKET BASKET PURSENantucket, Massachusetts, Circa 1990Oval, with shaped swing handle. Hinged lid with polychrome engraved plaque by Michael Vienneau depicting a Nantucket basket fille

PAUL F. WHITTEN NANTUCKET BASKET PURSEMassachusetts, 1908-1997Circa 1970. Signed on base “Made for the Four Winds”.Height 7”.

Rare Nantucket knuckle arm Windsor armchair. Attributed to Charles Chase. Nantucket, Massachusetts, late 18th century. A similar chair is illustrated in, "The Windsor Chair" by Charles Santore. Condit

9" long Nantucket basket with paper label "Made by Ferdinand Sylvaro 97 Orange St. Nantucket, Mass."

Rare Nesting Set of 3 Jose Formoso Reyes (1902-1980) Nantucket Waste Baskets, circa 1959, each with two heart carved handles, the smallest signed upon the base "Made in Nantucket, Jose Formoso Reyes,

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

Glenaan 14k Yellow Gold and Diamond Nantucket Basket Pendant on 14k Chain, circa 1977, signed upon the base "Glenaan, 1977" Basket .50 in. x 1 in. x .75 in. Chain Length 31 in. 9.70 dwt total

A super rare, elegant and dainty crystal basket chandelier attributed to Caldwell, circa 1905. This is an American made light done in a light hearted decorative French style. Featuring delicate cut cr

Roland Folger (1803-1883). Rare matching nest of four 19th century Nantucket baskets. Each basket signed. Condition: Excellent original condition. H (rim) 9-1/4" D 14-1/8", H 7-5/8" D 11-3/8", H(rim)

Nest of Eight Bill and Judy Sayle Round Nantucket Swing Handle Baskets, circa 1998, each signed and inscribed on base "Made in Nantucket Bill and Judy Sayle, 1998" From Height 3.25 in. Diameter 3.75 i

By Rowen Bradley, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, circa 1950. The piece has been exceptionally woven with double wall technique. The lidded basket has its original paper tag at the interior as well.

Nest of Six Bill and Judy Sayle Oval Nantucket Double Swing Handle Baskets, circa 1997, each signed and inscribed on base "Made in Nantucket Bill and Judy Sayle, 1997" From Height 5.25 in. Length 8.5

Anne Jayson "The Flag of Nantucket" Sailor's Valentine, circa 2008 Diameter 12.75 in. Provenance: The Estate of Stephen Weinroth, Nantucket, Massachusetts

A Regency Tortoise Shell Veneered and Silver-Lined Tea Caddy Circa 1810 Height 5 3/4 x width 5 3/8 inches. Provenance: Lynda Willauer Antiques, Nantucket, Massachusetts Property from the Collection of

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

Mid Century Modern Oil on Masonite View of Straight Wharf and the Macy Warehouse, Nantucket, attributed to Frank Beatty (1899-1984) unsigned, in gilt basket weave frame 15.5 in. x 19.5 in. Framed 18 i

circa 1856, attributed to Doe Hazelton & Co., Boston, with brass label "No. 5W", crest carved with federal shield, lidded inkwell, slant lid with felt writing surface opening to open interior, trestle

attributed to Massachusetts, circa 1770, with highly figured mahogany single board top with pie crust molding, turned and spiral carved support, tripod base with ball and claw feet, 28-3/4 x 31 x 31-3