Invite a rustic charm to your Scullery with this 1960s Basketville Putney Wood Basket, featuring hand-painted floral motifs and a warm, honey-toned lidded finish.
The body is constructed from thin, durable layers of bentwood secured with classic copper tacks, while the lid provides a soft canvas for a hand-painted romantic floral bouquet. The central pink rose and delicate blue blossoms lend a sense of spring cheer, making it a functional piece of art that feels both sturdy and ethereal.
The sturdy swing handle allows for easy transport, originally designed for use as a sewing basket, berry bucket, or small picnic carrier. Standing over eleven inches long, it possesses a grounded sense of timeless utility that bridges the gap between traditional craftsmanship and mid-century suburban charm. Whether used to house craft supplies in a studio or displayed as a centerpiece filled with dried lavender, this basket serves as a reverent tribute to the enduring quality of Vermont woodwares. Its pristine condition and iconic Putney pedigree ensure it remains a soulful focal point for any collector of Americana.
This item is vintage, approximately 65 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
Origin: USA (Putney, Vermont)
Era: 1950s
Material: Wood (Pine/Maple)
Dimensions: 6.50" x 11.50"
Condition: Very good, some fading on stain.