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THBRARE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PAINTED RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT MAGAZINE / SEWING BASKET
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About Auction
LiveMar 7, 2025
Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc., Inc. info@jeffreysevans.com
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- Lot Description
RARE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PAINTED RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT MAGAZINE / SEWING BASKET, constructed of white oak, the tall arched handles wrapped with side ribs, the front end features a pouch and the main well is divided down the middle, the various junctures each are finished with a woven four-fold bond wrapping including the rectangular pine legs and stretchers. Retains an older blue-painted surface. Probably North Carolina, Tennessee, or Kentucky. Mid 20th century. 33" HOA, 27" LOA, 14" WOA.
Catalogue Note: The present lot is representative of the 20th century interpretation of changing traditional forms sparked by the Craft Revival in Southern Appalachia. Toward the end of the first quarter of the 20th century, the traditional forms such as baskets and folk carvings were starting to disappear from daily life due in part to the industrial revolution and distribution of mass-produced goods stretching far into Appalachia. Concurrently the advent and widespread usage of the automobile opened up the American roadways to multitudes of tourists. Many artisans who once made products for domestic and local use began selling their wares to tourists in collectives or roadside stands, and found a new lucrative demand for their traditionally-inspired goods.Condition
Good condition overall with several fairly minor scattered losses and surface wear.
- Provenance
From the estate collection of Ronnie and Neal Kite, Esmont, VA.
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** Storage Fee Information
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After 35 days, there will be a storage fee implemented, of $10 per day, per large item e.g. furniture, and $5 per day, per small item.
Any items that have not been picked up within thirty(30) days of the sale will be considered abandoned and become property of Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates.Accounts unpaid after twenty five (25) days of the sale will be subject to a 5% monthly finance charge. Administrative fees may apply.
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