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Lot 62:
Woven basket with American flag lid and plastic divided insert, Peterboro label. 9/11 commemorative pin. Doily coasters.
19" X 11 1/2" X 5"
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American 150
YOUR
LIMITED
These designs distinctively
your
the
heartwarming most gifts
Peterboro
Baskets
American
150
YOUR
LIMITED
These
designs
distinctively
your
the
heartwarming
most
gifts
Image 2:
The designs on these coasters have been adapted from white
doilies in the collection of Chesterwood, a property of the National
Trust for Historic Preservation in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Chesterwood was the summer home and studio of sculptor Daniel
Chester French (1850-1931). French is best known for creating two
great American symbols: the Minute Man (Concord, Massachu-
setts) and the Abraham Lincoln (Washington, D.C.).
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is a nongovernmental,
nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the protection
and continued use of the significant buildings, districts, sites,
ships, and objects that form the cultural heritage of all Americans.
Chartered
The
designs
on
these
coasters
have
been
adapted
from
white
doilies
in
the
collection
of
Chesterwood,
a
property
of
the
National
Trust
for
Historic
Preservation
in
Stockbridge,
Massachusetts.
Chesterwood
was
the
summer
home
and
studio
of
sculptor
Daniel
Chester
French
(1850-1931).
French
is
best
known
for
creating
two
great
American
symbols:
the
Minute
Man
(Concord,
Massachu-
setts)
and
the
Abraham
Lincoln
(Washington,
D.C.).
The
National
Trust
for
Historic
Preservation
is
a
nongovernmental,
nonprofit
membership
organization
dedicated
to
the
protection
and
continued
use
of
the
significant
buildings,
districts,
sites,
ships,
and
objects
that
form
the
cultural
heritage
of
all
Americans.
Chartered
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Image 5:
PETERBORO
Handcrafted,
collected
and cherished
for generations
C 2004 Peterboro Basket Co.
PETERBORO
150
ANNIVERSARY
BASKETCO
1854-2004
MADE
EDITION
Handcrafted,
collected
and
cherished
for
generations
CRAFTED
WITH
PRIDE
2004
Peterboro
Basket
Co.
Image 6:
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