I have grouped these pictures, as well as possible, by structure.   

There are round , oval , and rectangular baskets; large hampers, burden baskets and traveling baskets; pedestal baskets (like a vase), footed baskets, heavy-based baskets,  and baskets with no base at all.  Some baskets have covers; most do not.  Most of the baskets employ vertical/horizontal weaves, but some have diagonal weaving.  Most  look sturdy, but there are some madeira weaves, too.  There are some open-weave baskets, useful for circulation of air.  And there are special-purpose items of wicker: dairy hut,. hen house, winnowing fans, baby cradles, and cages for poultry.

Although I have found several pictures of baskets with eggs, I have not found any of the so-called "egg baskets" or "fanny baskets" with the double-scooped botton.  Some people claim these are period; I just have not seen any period pictures of them.  If you know of any, please contact me.