Heritage craft basketwork and furniture making have long been integral to Britain’s cultural and artisanal history, with traditional techniques passed down through generations. These crafts, once commonplace in rural communities, are now endangered due to the rise of mass-produced goods and the declining number of skilled artisans. Preserving the art of basketwork and furniture making is vital to keeping Britain’s heritage alive, as these crafts represent not only functional skills but also a deep connection to the natural materials and craftsmanship of the past. Supporting these traditional crafts helps maintain cultural continuity and ensures that future generations can learn, appreciate, and continue these time-honored practices.
Here is a list we compiled to be of assistance. If you find any errors or omissions, please send us an email to: Support@EndangeredBritish.com ~ thank you!
Heritage Craft: Basketwork Furniture Making
| Business Name | Craftsperson | Address-1 | Suburb | Postcode | Country | Website | Phone | Notes | |
| Coates English Willow | Jonathan Coate | Meare Green Court Stoke St Gregory | Taunton | TA3 6HY | England | https://www.coatesenglishwillow.co.uk/ | info@coatesenglishwillow.co.uk | 44 (0)1823 490249 | Jonah – trainee at PH Coate & Son Ltd – currently being training by Jonathan Coate. |
| Somerset Willow | Darrell Hill | Peninsula Business Park Bristol Road | Bridgwater | TA6 4QB | England | https://www.somersetwillow.co.uk/ | enquiries@somersetwillow.co.uk | 01278 424003 |
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