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Hawkins New York Bread Basket, Small
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Counter & kitchen objects · Gifts $25 – $50

Bread Basket, Small

A bread basket that sits flat and stays put

Pro Pick Under $50
~$48 see current price at Hawkins New York
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This is the basket you set down once and stop thinking about. Low, wide profile so a stack of rolls or a torn baguette doesn’t roll off the table when someone reaches across for the butter. The lip is tall enough to hold a folded napkin or liner without the whole thing looking like it’s wearing a bib. It stacks flat with the others in a cabinet instead of nesting into some odd shape that eats shelf space. Wipes clean of butter and crumbs in one pass at the sink, no soaking required. Nothing about it is precious. It’s built to get used at a real table, night after night, and still look like it did on day one.

Price we've observed

$48.00 lowest$48.00 highest20 readings · 2026-09-26 to 2026-10-15

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What cooks are saying
  • 01Doesn't tip or slide when it's only half full, which matters more than people expect
  • 02Holds a liner or cloth napkin without the basket disappearing underneath it
  • 03Wipes clean fast, no scrubbing crumbs and butter out of corners
Why the pros use it

I buy serviceware for a living, and the stuff that lasts is the stuff with no wasted geometry. This basket earns counter space because the shape does the job without asking for help. Set it down, load it, it stays where you put it. That's the whole spec sheet that matters at a table where people are actually eating, not staging a photo.