Group SC Sweetgrass Gullah Shallow Baskets

Mid to later 20th century. The group includes seven various baskets all of good form and in good condition, tight shape. Some minor fraying of grass but minimal. Largest: W14 1/2"

Mid to later 20th century. The group includes seven various baskets each of good from and with interesting shapes. Good tight condition overall. Some minor fraying to grass but minimal. Tallest: H14 1

Mid to later 20th century. The group includes five wall pockets of varying size. All in good overall condition. Largest: 8 1/2"

Early to mid 20th century. The group includes a lidded basket with open handles, two open handle shallow oval baskets and two large plate rests. Some scattered wear but overall nice and tight conditio

A group of four South Carolina sweetgrass gullah baskets, late 20th / 21st century. Two are signed by Michael Small, with one dated 2021 and the 2014. Dimensions:Largest: 3.75" H x 11" Dia. Smallest:

Vintage Charleston SC Gullah Sweetgrass Fruit / Bread Basket. With continuous open looped sides. Traditionally made for generations in Charleston SC. Very good condition. Measures 11x11"x5 1/2". Weigh

1st - 3rd items: Group of Native American Penobscot "porcupine" baskets including 1 signed by Pam Outdusis "Little Pathway" Cunningham and dated 2002 (with Cunningham's Maine Indian Basket makers Alli

American/South Carolina, 20th/21st century. Group of three handmade sweetgrass crafts comprising two lidded and handled baskets and one lidded basket woven of sweetgrass, pine needles, and palmetto. A

Vintage Mount Pleasant SC Sweetgrass Fruit / Bread Basket. With handles and continuous looped circle sides. Traditionally made for generations in Mt. Pleasant SC. Very good condition. Measures 12x12"x

Gullah Sweetgrass Basket with Lid and Handles. Traditionally made for generations in Mt. Pleasant SC. Very good condition. Measures10"x8 1/2"x9 1/2". Weight 1 pd. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC E

Gullah baskets each having open handle and nice tight weave. One is quite large. H9 3/4" W15 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Port Royal, South Carolina gentleman.

Celestin Turner Sweet Grass Basket w Cover. A Gullah basket maker (d. 2014) She sold her baskets in Charleston, S.C. at the corner of Broad and Meeting St.Size: 4 x 8 in.

Mid 20th century, Low-country South Carolina. The group includes a lidded sewing basket together with a rare purse-form basket. Each in good overall condition. Largest: H10"

Shallow double handled bread tray. Measures approximately 3-1/4" high, 16-3/4" wide, and 12" deep.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Please review before bidding.

Shallow double handled oval bread tray. Measures approximately 3-1/4” high, 16-3/4” wide, and 12” deep.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Please review befor

Collection of hand made sweetgrass baskets from Charleston, South Carolina. Tall basket 19", handled basket 12" wide.

Circa 1970. Having been exceptionally crafted with brilliant form and precise weave which is nice and tight. Good colors throughout. W22 1/2" D15" H6" Sold from the collection of the original owner. S

By Ruth Dumas. The piece having a label with the artisans name. Good tight condition. W12"

3 Vintage Charleston SC Sweetgrass Baskets. Includes Bread Basket 11 1/2". Drinks Basket 14", 1 handle wrapping loose. Round Basket 11 1/2", Bottom is halfway out, needs repair. Weight on all 2 pds 5

3 Charleston SC Sweetgrass Baskets. Fraying to rim of largest. Largest measures 13" across,. Weight on all 1 pd 6 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

20th century, six baskets, all traditional coiled style, varying forms, none marked. Largest 4 x 16 in. The Lifelong Collection of Keith and Caroline Gray, Charlotte, NC. Keith and Caroline Gray were

An estate lot of three (3) hand woven and handcrafted sweet grass lidded baskets. Measuring from 4 1/4" - 9 1/2" x 6 3/4" - 8". No apparent markings. Condition: Good overall condition having normal su

CHARLESTON SC ANTIQUE SWEETGRASS BASKET BOWL 2 X 10.5"

Mid 19th century, likely Coastal South Carolina or Georgia. The large oval basket is quite tight and well crafted. There are four pieces of cotton homespun fabric sown into the bottom of the basket sy