Two Contemporary Appalachian Split White Oak Baskets

Two Contemporary Appalachian Split White Oak Basketsthe first, a Trevle Wood Cannon County (Woodbury, TN) basket, 1991, semicircular form with woven rim and rib, signed and dated to handle; the second

Group of Five (5) East TN/Appalachian/Cherokee Baskets. 1st-2nd items: Two East TN/Appalachian ribbed split oak buttocks baskets with nailed construction. 10 1/2" H x 14" W and 13" H x 16" W. 3rd item

Two (2) Middle Tennessee graduated split white oak buttocks baskets by Ida Pearl Davis (Cannon County, TN, 1921-2007) and her daughter Thelma Davis Hibdon (b. 1942). Includes: one (1) "1/2 Bushel" bas

APPALACHIAN RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, white oak, each kidney-form with converging ribs and arched handle, small example with wrapped double rim. Original dry natural surfaces with mel

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, white oak, comprising a painted egg basket of circular form with wrapped rim, arched handle, and slight kick-up to bottom, and a garde

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN RIB-TYPE MINIATURE BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, white oak, each with arched handles and wrapped rims. Dry natural surface. Together with a basket signed and tagged "Pam Rowland". Three pi

white oak, each converging rib-type with wrapped double rim and arched handle, including a larger, probably Cherokee, example with dyed-weaver decoration, hand-inscribed "No 4" and "#10[...?]" in penc

white oak, each with wrapped rim and arched handle, comprising a small round-form example and a small rectangular example. Original dry surfaces. 20th century. Rectangular form 6 3/4" HOA, 4" H rim, 5

white oak, each finely woven converging-rib kidney form with arched handle and wrapped double rim. Largest with a very light gold-wash finish, much of which has worn off. First quarter 20th century. 5

4 Appalachian split oak baskets. 1st item: Handled herb basket consisting of alternating natural, walnut and green dyed split oak. Handle and rims secured by nails. 9 1/4"H x 10 3/4"W x 10"D. 2nd item

Split oak butt baskets, 8 and 10 inches, tightly woven with notched bentwood handles, woven lashed rims, attributes to middle Tennessee

1 Painted Orange, 10" Diameter. Condition: Good.

Wide basket: 17"L, 12"W, 7"H, 6" handle height. Tall basket: 7"D, 7.5"H, 2.75" handle height. Smallest basket: 7.5"D, 4"H, 4.5" handle height. Artist signature on underside of all baskets. Age related

Single handle basket: 15"D, 6"H, 6" handle height. Double handle basket: 18"D, 8.5"H, 2" handle height. Artist signature on underside of both baskets. Age related wear. #lucycook #basket #whiteoak Art

This is a very appealing basket for the painted basket collector. A very minor bit of rim loss. See photo. Some loss in other areas with a good face, nice loop handles and an overall excellent look. S

Four (4) Tennessee baskets, including three (3) graduated split white oak buttocks baskets signed by Mary M. Davis (Cannon County, TN, 1928-2014), all having wide woven rims and centers and ribbed con

Three (3) Tennessee split white oak buttocks baskets including one (1) large basket, buttocks form with woven rim and solid handle, signed "Ida P Davis/Thelma Hibdon/Woodbury, Tenn./1988 #7" on unders

Four (4) Tennessee graduated split white oak buttocks baskets signed by Mary M. Davis (Cannon County, TN, 1928-2014), all having wide woven rims and centers and ribbed construction. All signed in penc

Coker, John (Burnt Corn, Alabama). Split white oak woven basket. 20" x 22 1/2" dia. Shipping: This lot does not qualify for in house shipping. We will provide a list of our preferred shippers.

Appalachian finely woven split oak basket, oval with foot ring and fitted lid, borders with braided decoration and old patina. 12" H x 10-1/2" W x 10-1/2" D. Early 20th century. Exhibited: "Ribs, Rods

Four (4) Middle Tennessee split white oak buttocks form baskets with ribbed construction and wide woven centers, including one (1) rectangular form with wide woven rim, one (1) rectangular form with v

19th century. Two American woven split oak baskets along with a wire egg gathering basket. Tallest: H22" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of Buckhead, Atlanta.

late 19th/early 20th century. each with tight weave and strong. H11 1/2" H11 3/4"

19th century. Each having bale handles with tightly woven broad body. Some slight wear to baskets consistent with age and use but overall good condition.