Bowls & Baskets

From handwoven rattan and bamboo to carved wood, lacquer and metal, these antique and vintage bowls and baskets celebrate useful objects made beautifully. Their varied forms bring natural texture to shelves and tables while retaining the character of earlier domestic life.

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Bowls & Baskets

Antique and vintage Asian baskets, boxes, bins, and bowls highlight traditional craftsmanship in everyday forms. Handwoven rattan, lacquered wood, and metal vessels from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia bring both storage and sculptural beauty into modern living.

Use a lidded box for keepsakes, a large woven basket for textiles, or a carved wooden bowl as a centerpiece. These versatile designs lend texture and depth to interiors, balancing function with artistry. Explore the curated baskets, boxes, bins, and bowls collection to discover distinctive originals with timeless appeal.

Style them alongside larger furnishings and accents for layered detail. Combine a rustic bin with found objects and carvings, pair a porcelain bowl with framed art and mirrors, or set woven baskets near panels and screens for texture and balance.

Each piece is one of a kind, chosen for authenticity, material quality, and presence. Whether enhancing a display, organizing a room, or elevating a tabletop, browse our Asian baskets and bowls for antique and vintage designs that blend practicality with heritage.

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Asian baskets, boxes, and bins were originally used for practical storage of rice, grains, textiles, documents, and household goods in daily life across China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Specialty pieces served specific functions: wedding baskets carried dowry items, document boxes stored important papers and scrolls, rice baskets transported harvests, and offering boxes held ceremonial items for temples. Their utilitarian origins mean these pieces were built for durability and functionality, making them excellent storage solutions in modern homes.

Antique Asian baskets and boxes work beautifully as decorative storage for blankets, magazines, or remote controls in living rooms, as pantry organization for dry goods in kitchens, or as unique jewelry and accessory storage in bedrooms. Larger woven baskets make stylish planters or umbrella holders in entryways, while smaller carved boxes display beautifully on coffee tables, bookshelves, or as catchalls on nightstands. Their handcrafted character and natural materials add warmth and texture to any interior style from bohemian to contemporary minimalist.

To clean antique woven baskets, gently brush away dust with a soft brush or vacuum on low setting with a brush attachment, avoiding water which can damage rattan and weaken fibers. For wooden boxes, dust with a soft cloth and occasionally treat with paste wax or furniture oil appropriate for antiques, avoiding modern spray polishes. Keep all pieces away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity changes to prevent warping, cracking, or fiber deterioration, and never use harsh chemicals or submerge woven pieces in water.

Yes. Every piece is individually sourced and vetted by our team. Most are authentic vintage or antique items from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Product pages note the origin, era, and condition.

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Yes. All items are available to view in our Yonkers, NY showroom. Contact us to schedule a private appointment or confirm availability.

We ensure secure and professional packing for safe delivery using:

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Larger or fragile pieces are transported using specialized art and furniture logistics providers. They ensure safe handling, protective packing, and in-home placement.

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Yes. We want you to feel confident in your purchase. Returns may be initiated within 72 hours of delivery if the piece is in its original condition and packaging; a 25% restocking fee applies. If your item arrives damaged, please report it within 72 hours for a full refund.

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Yes. We can reserve select items for up to 72 hours. Contact us to place a hold on an item.

Most orders ship within 3-5 business days. Tracking to be provided upon shipment.

Yes. We have an on-site restoration team. For certain pieces, light restoration or modification is possible. We’ll confirm feasibility and pricing before work begins.

Avoid direct sunlight, maintain stable humidity, and dust regularly with a soft cloth. For lacquered or inlaid pieces, use specialist products or contact us for care tips.

Common woods include elm, rosewood, teak, camphor, and cypress, often with lacquer, inlay, or brass hardware.

We specialize in 17th to early 20th-century furniture, but also carry select mid-century and contemporary artisanal works.

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