wickerwork

The wickerwork felt strong to his touch and he decided to risk opening it.

The boy was playing with a wickerwork basket on the little beach.

The wickerwork figure was gone, and already the fires showed red in the more than twilight.

There was a glow from the doorway, where some of the wickerwork had caught fire.

Baskets and other wickerwork are usually made by men.

She sat on the wickerwork chair opposite him, deeply troubled.

"I suppose you're going to tell me it looks like a wickerwork basket.

"Many of them were to do with Greece, sitting in wickerwork chairs and so on.

Two brick walls were under construction there, behind the "protection" of the wickerwork wall.

From this he took a wickerwork hamper of food.

Quite suddenly, both stalkers rose and fired over the back of the wickerwork figure.

These were simple structures build of natural materials (usually timber and wickerwork).

Blood is oozing through the wickerwork in fat red dribbles.

Willow baskets where commonly referred to as wickerwork in England.

There is evidence from vase paintings for cradles of wickerwork or wood.

The town has a long tradition of wickerwork.

Their houses were wickerwork shells shaped like low mushrooms, not unlike the trees.

"A magician who lives on a mountain in a wickerwork castle," was the reply.

Along with her umbrella, she clutched a wickerwork basket.

There are examples of ex-servicemen doing wickerwork and other small handicrafts.

The pond was equipped with a long cone-shaped wickerwork tunnel.

Each leaf was a mat of wickerwork, folded vertically to double it.

Around it ran an extensive wickerwork platform woven from live spine branches.

Gideon sank down on one of the wickerwork seats and stared at the passing street.

Behind him, pigeons ruffled their feathers within a wickerwork coop.