Large French Antique Panier (Antique Wicker Basket) 【Please Read Carefully!】 Due to the home renovation period and the resulting back-and-forth to the warehouse, as well as careless storage, there are several "broken wicker" spots compared to the initial listing. While it doesn't affect usage, I am significantly reducing the price and relisting. Please purchase only if you understand and accept this. This is a large antique panier that has been cherished in French homes and gains character with years of use, allowing you to enjoy the charm of antiques. Handmade by French artisans, these paniers are very valuable, and high-quality ones can be passed down for generations. It has a deep, large round shape. Handles are attached on both sides, twisted like ropes for strength. The body is lightly woven, and the bottom is a solid, flat base. The edges are spirally woven for durability. It was used as a laundry basket or for harvesting vegetables in the garden, carried by holding it in both arms. It has excellent storage capacity. You can fill it with dried flowers, put in several cushions to decorate your living room, or use it for visible storage in your kitchen or pantry. How about a French antique panier that blends subtly into your interior while being visually appealing? Purchased from Paddington, a French antique furniture specialty store. Due to its size, I have limited space to place it and haven't been able to use it as beautifully as I'd like. I love it very much, but I've decided to sell it. As an antique item, there are some missing weaves and chips on the edges, as well as fading, stains, and insect bite marks, giving it an aged appearance, but overall, it is in good condition. Please purchase if you understand and accept this as an antique item. Size: W57 x H48 x D55cm Inner dimensions: φ46 x H41cm Age: 1920s Country of origin: France Estimated weight: Approximately 1kg I am not responding to individual price negotiation requests. When making inquiries regarding the product through comments, please read the "Requests" in my profile.