
Brass woven wire basket with handle
Selling Price
$100
History
This type of woven wire basket emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as both functional and decorative household items. Crafted from brass wire in an intricate woven pattern, these baskets were popular in European and American homes for displaying flowers, fruit, or as wall-mounted decorative pieces. The chainmail-style weaving technique demonstrates skilled metalwork craftsmanship of the period. These brass wire baskets appeal to collectors of vintage home décor, primitive and rustic antiques, and those interested in traditional metalwork crafts. The warm golden patina of aged brass and the handcrafted quality make these pieces particularly attractive to interior designers seeking authentic vintage accents and collectors of early 20th-century household items. Such baskets are valued for their artisanal construction and versatile decorative applications in both traditional and eclectic interiors.
Origin
France or United States
Time period
Late 19th to early 20th century