The resulting numbers range from the tense – Everyone Is Very, Very Nervous, as the killings begin – to the lushly melodious London Road in Bloom, in which the residents hymn the hanging baskets which, raised from and lowered to the floor, were one of the most powerful images in Norris's production.
Looking at these imaginary shopping baskets over the past 70-odd years reveals the changing shopping and eating habits of postwar Britain - the products we have always adored, and those we left behind.
Inside are leather shepherds' rucksacks and hand-woven baskets for gathering sweet chestnuts.
SaleCycle are "re-marketing specialists", helping to track and recover abandoned online shopping baskets for companies.
But the first building that really turned my head and sparked a lifelong love affair with the cricket's vast variety of pavilions was Old Trafford's hulking red-brick monster, humanised only a little by the famous hanging baskets that celebrate Lancashire's floral emblem.
We are offering food baskets to people in need in our district, in cooperation with the Red Crescent.
It works with big retailers to re-market items which are added to online shopping baskets but not bought by customers.
We still provide food baskets to bereaved people, and the families of detainees and martyrs.
While we might have an eye on the cost of things in our baskets, few of us stop to consider how what we buy has changed over the past seven decades.
Owner Vanessa Steel delivers champagne hampers, fresh flowers or truffles and continental breakfast baskets discreetly to the door so you won't be disturbed Short breaks £324 for three nights.
But the market for Typhoons seems very precarious and the British arms industry in danger of placing too many eggs in too few baskets.
