Longaberger Woven Splint Basket
Collectibles - Baskets

Longaberger Woven Splint Basket

This is a rectangular hand-woven splint basket, characteristic of the Longaberger Company style. The item is constructed from tightly woven maple wood splints, exhibiting a warm honey-toned patina consistent with aged hardwood. The basket features a wide, reinforced top rim secured with small metal tacks, visible as twin dark spots on the horizontal band. Its weaving pattern is a standard over-under plait. The basket appears to be an organizer or dresser-top model, currently shown holding various toiletries and lotions. The structural integrity seems sound, with no visible splintering, broken weaves, or significant warping. The wood surface shows a natural grain and slight variations in color, which is a hallmark of authentic handmade wooden baskets. Based on the construction style and materials, this likely dates from the 1990s to early 2000s, a period when these collectibles were highly popular. The bottom of such baskets typically feature a stamped maker's logo and the weaver's initials, though these are not visible in this angle. The craftsmanship is of high quality, with uniform splint widths and consistent tension throughout the weave.

Estimated Value

$25.00 - $45.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Baskets

Appraised On

January 28, 2026

Estimated Value

$25.00 - $45.00

Item Description

This is a rectangular hand-woven splint basket, characteristic of the Longaberger Company style. The item is constructed from tightly woven maple wood splints, exhibiting a warm honey-toned patina consistent with aged hardwood. The basket features a wide, reinforced top rim secured with small metal tacks, visible as twin dark spots on the horizontal band. Its weaving pattern is a standard over-under plait. The basket appears to be an organizer or dresser-top model, currently shown holding various toiletries and lotions. The structural integrity seems sound, with no visible splintering, broken weaves, or significant warping. The wood surface shows a natural grain and slight variations in color, which is a hallmark of authentic handmade wooden baskets. Based on the construction style and materials, this likely dates from the 1990s to early 2000s, a period when these collectibles were highly popular. The bottom of such baskets typically feature a stamped maker's logo and the weaver's initials, though these are not visible in this angle. The craftsmanship is of high quality, with uniform splint widths and consistent tension throughout the weave.

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