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Collection of Three Household Storage Containers
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**Collection of Three Household Storage Containers**
This lot consists of three distinct storage containers of varying materials and styles. The leftmost item is a bright orange plastic bucket with integrated wringer mechanism, typical of modern household mop buckets from the late 20th to early 21st century. The center piece is a dark brown or black woven basket with dual handles, featuring a tight geometric weave pattern consistent with synthetic rattan or resin construction. The rightmost container is a golden-yellow woven basket with black metal handles, displaying a traditional split-wood or bamboo weave in a rectangular form.
All three containers appear to be in good to very good condition with minimal visible wear. The plastic bucket shows typical light surface scratching but retains its bright color and functional wringer. Both woven baskets maintain their structural integrity with no apparent breaks in the weaving. The synthetic materials suggest contemporary manufacturing, likely within the past 20-30 years.
No visible brand markings, labels, or manufacturing stamps can be discerned from this angle. Based on size relationships, the round basket appears largest (approximately 12-15 inches diameter), the mop bucket medium-sized (standard 2-3 gallon capacity), and the rectangular basket smallest.
**Collection of Three Household Storage Containers**
This lot consists of three distinct storage containers of varying materials and styles. The leftmost item is a bright orange plastic bucket with integrated wringer mechanism, typical of modern household mop buckets from the late 20th to early 21st century. The center piece is a dark brown or black woven basket with dual handles, featuring a tight geometric weave pattern consistent with synthetic rattan or resin construction. The rightmost container is a golden-yellow woven basket with black metal handles, displaying a traditional split-wood or bamboo weave in a rectangular form.
All three containers appear to be in good to very good condition with minimal visible wear. The plastic bucket shows typical light surface scratching but retains its bright color and functional wringer. Both woven baskets maintain their structural integrity with no apparent breaks in the weaving. The synthetic materials suggest contemporary manufacturing, likely within the past 20-30 years.
No visible brand markings, labels, or manufacturing stamps can be discerned from this angle. Based on size relationships, the round basket appears largest (approximately 12-15 inches diameter), the mop bucket medium-sized (standard 2-3 gallon capacity), and the rectangular basket smallest.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
February 13, 2026