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Solid Brass Personalized Engraved Plate

Yoder Family
Medium Oval Easter Basket
The child's oval: 14 x 10 1/2, 6 1/4 deep.

Yoder Family
Small Oval Easter Basket
First Easter, oval: 12 x 9, 5 1/4 deep.

Yoder Family
Medium Round Easter Basket
The child's round basket: 12 1/2 across, 6 1/4 deep.

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Made to be gifted
Every order ships free and arrives gift-ready, with no prices in the box and a free gift note at checkout.
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Yoder Family
Small Round Easter Basket
Baby's first Easter: 10 1/2 across, 5 1/4 deep.

Yoder Family
Large Oval Easter Basket
Big kid size, oval: 17 x 13, 7 1/4 deep.

Yoder Family
Biggest Easter Basket
The biggest: 20 1/2 x 15, 8 1/4 deep.

Yoder Family
Large Round Easter Basket
Big kid size, round: 14 1/2 across, 7 1/4 deep.

Yoder Family
Extra Small Easter Basket
A toddler's treat basket: 5 1/2 across, 8 tall.
Personalized Easter Baskets
A personalized Easter basket here is one of our Amish woven Easter baskets with a solid brass plate engraved with the child's name, fastened to the front of the basket before it ships. The basket is the same one the grandparents buy again for each new child: rattan reed woven by hand by Old Order Amish families on the Iowa-Missouri border, over one bent wood handle, with the weaver's signature on the bottom. The plate is the part that makes it theirs. Choose the size on this page, add the plate on the basket's page, and type the name; the helpers in the Shipping Barn engrave it and screw it on, and the basket arrives ready for Easter morning.
Which Easter Basket to Personalize
The Extra Small Easter Basket
5 1/2 inches across and 8 inches to the top of the handle: a toddler's first treat basket, or the one that sits at each place at the Easter table with a name on it.
The Small Round and the Small Oval
The Small Round is 10 1/2 inches across and the Small Oval 12 x 9, both 5 1/4 inches deep: a baby's first Easter basket, light enough for a two-year-old to carry once the plate has their name on it.
The Medium Round and the Medium Oval
12 1/2 inches across, or 14 x 10 1/2, and 6 1/4 inches deep: a child's basket for years, and the size often ordered with a name.
The Large Round and the Large Oval
14 1/2 inches across, or 17 x 13, and 7 1/4 inches deep: a big kid's or a teenager's basket, and the size adults give each other.
The Biggest Easter Basket
20 1/2 x 15 inches and 8 1/4 deep, an oval: the family basket, or the one child who is getting the skateboard.
What the plate says
One line or two: a first name, a name and a year, a first Easter date, or a short message. The plate takes letters, numbers and basic punctuation. Names are checked against the order before engraving; if you spot a typo after ordering, write to us right away so it can be fixed before the plate is cut.
How the plate goes on
Solid brass, engraved and screwed to the front band of the basket with two small brass screws before the basket ships, so it arrives finished. The plate can also be ordered on its own later, screws included, and it screws into the upright spokes of a basket you already have, so a name can be added to last year's basket or a second plate made when a name changes.
Liners and colors to go with it
Every basket on this page comes in Plain, Wine & Blue or Wine & Green trim, and every size from the Small up takes an optional hand-sewn liner: plain cloth in cream, wine, blue or green, or a pastel liner in pink, purple, yellow or emerald, tied in with two bonnet ties. A pastel liner on a plain basket is a favorite combination. The liners are pre-shrunk cotton and wash cold.
The same basket, year after year
The sizes stay the same every year, so a family can buy the same size for each new child. Every one is signed by the weaver, carries our lifetime guarantee, and ships free with no prices in the box, a free gift note from the cart page, and a short letter about the family who wove it. All the sizes without the plate are on the Easter baskets page.



