Abstract: A stackable and nestable basket including a basket having a bottom, two opposing sides, two opposite ends, and an open top. The sides and ends are angled inwardly from a top edge toward the bottom. A ledge is formed on the top edge of the sides and ends and extends outwardly from the top edge terminating in an outer ledge edge. The basket also includes a pair of handles movable into a carrying position, a nesting position, and a stacking position. Each of the pair of handles is mounted to each of the sides of the basket, so that the handles are pivotable into a carrying position, wherein the pair of handles contact each other above the ledge to form a single carrying handle.

Abstract: A shelf assembly comprising a plurality of parallel spaced platform members and a plurality of spaced frame members fixedly connected to the platform members so as to define a grid-like shelf, each of the frame members extending normal to the platform members and each having distal ends extending beyond the outer most platform members. A pair of allochirally configurated shelf end support brackets is provided, each end bracket having means for freely supporting the distal ends of the frame members so as to support the shelf in a generally horizontal plane when the support brackets are secured to an associated wall.