basketville

This is a great store! Putney winery has a tasting room there! Trinkets, gadgets, lots and lots of baskets!

We try to go every year at this time and are never disappointed. It was a Tuesday mid-morning and the place was all ours. Their array of items is spaced out well and new items attract us each time we go. It's a must-visit place. You're bound to find many items to choose from.

they have upscale baskets that are really beautiful. They also have Vermont foods at good prices. No idea of the quality of maple syrup but the prices were the best we have seen. Prices for pie filling mix which we tasted and bought at the Vermont country store were excellent ($3.50 vs $4.50).

Basketville is easy to find off I91 in Putney, Vt. Went there specifically to buy a particular type of basket called "Moses Basket". Unfortunately, this was no longer available. However, the clerk was very gracious and helpful showing me 2 alternatives, one of which served my purpose. Later I asked directions from another clerk who gave them most accurately to my next rather obscure destination.

Putney itself is a beautiful little Vermont village, just a minute or two off the interstate. Now, wheyher you need a basket for decoration, or utility, this is the place to shop. There is very much a country store atmosphere, and a great variety of things to look at. We only wish there were some tasting samples available for the food products. Always best to get a taste of fudge and cheese before buying. There is also a winery on the premises, and they do provide a taste of their various fruit wines. Well worth a visit.

A wonderful store that is so much more than baskets!! There are foods, candles, kitchen stuff, toys, wicker furniture and, of course, beautiful and great priced baskets. The fudge they make is delicious and the staff is friendly and helpful. You could easily spend 45 minutes looking at everything. I highly recommend this store to anyone traveling in the Putney area...it is just minutes off I91.

As a bargain shopper and shopaholic, I asked immediately for the clearance section. This is a place to find practical storage baskets similar in style and selection as target and Ikea. Prices are average, but the 50% clearance room is worth it.There's a broad selection of edible goodies made in Vermont.

We stopped at Basketville. A very cute store. Nice for the shoppers and the travelers looking to stop and walk around. Very nice condition and big enough to have something attractive for everyone.

Okay, Basketville in Putney, VT should be visited a least once. Even if you don't buy anything, it's worth the stop just to see the fantastic creations woven with wood and fibers. The lower part of the store is filled with all sorts of baskets from around the world (I wanted many of them). They also feature foods and drinks made right in Vermont. Upstairs are vast examples of woven furniture for indoors or outdoors. So comfy. They even had a sling chair that is hung from the ceiling (on my daughter's Christmas list). The really amazing items are the various beasts (leopards, lobsters, rhino, sharks, etc.) that are woven from various wood fibers. So creative. They even had a bike frame with woven elements.

I am not into baskets but loved the place. We attended the Wine Tasting. There are all fruit wines and very sweet if you like sweet wines. We did purchase a semi dry wine made from Rhuebarb that tasted very good. I also found a deck of cards with the Vermont map on them for my young Grandson who collects cards. The only place I seen them in. They also had jellies, maple syrup and many other items besides baskets. Nice place to stop and visit in.

beautiful baskets of all kinds, if you can't find what you are looking for at this location then it doesn't exist. Also an interesting fruit based wine tasting/vendor also co located. If we'd had a van I would have bought a lot more!

Big ones, little, ones, round ones, rectangular ones. If its not here, they don't exist. What a charming store!

Lots and lots of baskets. Where to find gifts for Grandma, especially if she likes wicker. But you can find all of those little gifts for the relatives from m

Basketville is part of the lore and charm of Putney, Vermont, a postcard New England village. We visit there whenever we're in New England. They have an unbelievable selection of baskets (got to be thousands!) from floor to the rafters. Where do they find these things? We never fail to find a gift to take back with us, from something utilitarian like a desktop sorter, or file cabinet, to what can only be considered a work of art, like the baskets made from telephone wire in Africa. What can I say? We love the place!