Kitchen BasketsAmish Wicker Kitchen Storage & Serving Baskets

The baskets that live on the counter and the table: the 10 and 12 inch lazy susans, the recipe card box, the napkin holder basket, the casserole carrier, the grocery bag holder, the peanut basket, the heart shaped counter basket, the candy basket with a handle, the Blessings Basket and its ten-basket set, the entryway basket, the harvest basket and the breakfast in bed tray. All are woven by hand by Old Order Amish families on the Iowa-Missouri border and signed by the weaver. The maple and walnut cutting boards from the same community are on their own page.

The Napkin Holder Basket, 8 x 8 inches and 3 1/2 tall, holds a stack of lunch-size paper napkins on the table. Large dinner napkins, 8 1/2 to 9 inches folded, need the 11 x 11 inch Square Woven Bread Basket on the bread baskets page, which many customers use for napkins.

The 12 inch for the dining table or a wide counter, the 10 inch for a small table, a cabinet shelf or the bathroom. Both have 3 1/2 inch sides and turn on a swivel over a base that stays still, so nothing marks the table.

Yes, standard 4 x 6 recipe cards, under a solid wood lid on leather hinges with a rail on top that holds the card you are cooking from. Matching 4 x 6 recipe card sets are sold on its page.

The Large Casserole Basket is 17 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches and 3 inches tall, about 17 x 11 inside, sized for a 9 x 13 baking dish; a dish with built-in handles rides with its handles resting on the rim. Dish sizes vary by maker, so measure yours at the widest point before ordering.

It hangs by a leather loop from a hook or a cabinet knob, 6 1/2 inches across and 12 inches tall. Plastic bags go in the top and pull out one at a time from the opening at the bottom.

Rolls, fruit, wrapped candy and nuts go in as they are; the reed and the wood bottom wipe clean with a damp cloth. For anything wet or greasy, use a dish or a napkin inside the basket, and keep the baskets out of the dishwasher and the sink.

Yes. An engraved solid brass plate is offered on most of the kitchen baskets, and protective feet on most; a lift-off wood lid is offered on the lazy susans, the heart basket and the entryway basket.

Every woven basket in the family comes in Plain, Wine & Blue or Wine & Green trim, except the heart shaped counter basket, which is made in the plain finish only. The color is dyed reed woven in, not paint, so a lazy susan and a napkin basket in the same trim belong together; the plain finish varies a little from piece to piece because the stain takes differently on wood from different trees.

Lifetime, on every basket we sell: if a piece ever fails in normal use, the family that wove it repairs it. Returns are no questions asked. Standard shipping is free.