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Opposing fingers, lapped construction…the finger joints on the lid and base face towards each other rather than in the same direction, a signature characteristic of early 19th-century bentwood boxes produced in Hingham, Massachusetts, famously nicknamed “Bucket Town”.
Item Date: 19th Century
Measurement: Height: 1.5"; Diameter: 2.5"
Material: Maple and pine.
Item Condition: Other than a minor loss, a sliver of wood from bottom of rim lid being missing as depicted – all else in very good condition. Displays well.
SOLD
SKU 532-217
For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.