Baskets Collection (page 66)

Ancient Roman Library
Ancient Roman library with scrolls in baskets

Manchester / Street Market
Manchester: old houses (right), and a portion of the Manchester Exchange (left)

Chinese Bazaar
A Chinese bazaar selling an assortment of things from pictures to baskets

Covent Garden Mkt Porter
COVENT GARDEN A few people selling their wares from baskets

French Street Market
Normandie countrywomen come into Saint-Vst-le-Hougue and wait with their baskets along the street while the townswomen inspect their produce

Sponge Sellers / Turkey
Sponge sellers from Istanbul carry their goods in baskets and tied onto sticks

Basket Seller Japan
A Japanese basket seller

London Shoppers 1928
Shoppers on the crowded streets of central London

Racial / China / Fishermen
Fishing with cormorants, China

Bengal Tea Plantation
A tea plantation in Bengal, India

Unloading the Catch
Unloading the catch

Truffles Liebig 3
In Germany, truffles have been known in the region of Rastatt, Baden, since the 18th century : market women carry them in baskets to market. card 3 of 6

Fishing Boat at Staithes
The days catch is unloaded from a fishing boat at Staithes, Yorkshire; fishermen bring baskets of fish up the harbour steps while spectators watch the proceedings

German Pigeon Post 1915
Carrier pigeons used by the German army during the First World War

Rail Strike / Luggage / 1891
Mountains of delayed luggage pile up at Queen Street Station, Glasgow during the rail strike of 1891

Rush Gatherers 1878
Three children set out rush gathering in a small rowing boat. A boy holds a sickle in his hand. The rushes are used for rush seats for chairs & for baskets etc

Coaling at Jamaica
At Kingston, Jamaica (West Indies), long lines of women carry baskets of coal to enable the liner to continue on its way

A Catch of Fish
A good days fishing catch, Australia

Fishermen on Shore
A fishing boat on the sands right outside a shore-line cottage, a calm mill-pond sea, a fishermen in his boat & his mate resting on a crab- pot

Pyne - a Baker
A BAKER Few itinerant traders are as welcome as the baker, with his baskets of wheaten bread (marked W) and his household bread (H)

Japanese Children Play
Japanese children play in a stream, one with a toy boat, two with baskets to catch fish while one drives the fish toward them, and holding a vessel in which to keep them

Pigeon Show, London
Visitors at the Philo- Peristeron Societys annual pigeon show, London

Gathering Mushrooms 1873
People gathering mushrooms

Gathering Mushrooms 1886
Victorian ladies gathering mushrooms

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"Baskets: A Timeless Symbol of Tradition, Utility, and Companionship" From the Women's Institute activities during the First World War to Welsh girls in traditional costume in 1908, they have played a significant role throughout history. They have been witness to countless heartwarming moments and served as carriers of precious cargo. Imagine a couple of Jack Russell dogs happily nestled in a basket on a bike or adorable miniature long-haired Dachshund puppies playfully peeking out from their cozy basket. They have always provided comfort and security for our beloved pets. In coastal towns like Whitstable, oyster catchers relied on sturdy baskets to collect their bountiful harvests from the sea. Similarly, three cockle women from Pembrokeshire showcased their strength and resilience as they carried heavy loads using these versatile containers. Even our furry friends enjoy the convenience of baskets. Whether it's a border terrier dog enjoying a leisurely ride on a bicycle or an elegant German short-haired pointer taking in the scenery, these loyal companions find solace within these woven havens. It also hold precious memories. Picture five adorable Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies snuggled together in one basket, each with its unique tricolour markings. These images capture pure joy and innocence that will be cherished forever. Travel back to early 1900s St Ives, Cornwall - fishing boats returning with their day's catch neatly arranged in baskets; Borough Market bustling with activity as vendors proudly display their goods within woven vessels. They were not only practical but also added charm to everyday life. And let us not forget about our pint-sized pals. A Yorkshire Terrier perched comfortably inside a bicycle basket is an endearing sight that brings smiles wherever it goes. Whether used for work or pleasure, they can more than just utilitarian objects - they embody tradition, nostalgia, and companionship. They remind us of simpler times and the beauty found in everyday moments.