Previous Offerings or Gone to New Homes
Lehnware Bucket, Original Salmon Grained Paint, White Interior, Leafy Vine Hoops
Joseph Lehn (Lancaster County, 1798 to 1892) - SOLD
A mid to late 19th century large paint decorated Lehnware coopered water bucket by Joseph L. Lehn of, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. Arched wire bail handle with turned wooden grip. The interior is painted white, exterior painted with an overall grained orangish-red color over a salmon ground having a distinct and unusual diagonal tendril-like combed decoration. Two iron bands contain the staves; bands are painted black and are centered by fine mustard yellow stripes; decorated with hand painted red and cream pussy willow designs and green leaves on a yellow undulating stem; handle tabs are painted black. (In generally good condition having minor imperfections commensurate with time and use;
height: 7"; height at handle: 12"; diameter: 9")
SOLD
1256-17
Antique Bentwood Dry Grain Measures, Original Blue Paint, Maker Signed
Impressed mark, MANNUFACTUR BY GAGE & CO. – Henniker, N.H. -
SOLD
(Small: H: 3.25"; D: 6"; Medium: H: 4.25"; D: 7.25"; Large: 5"; D: 9.25"
SOLD
532-126
Small Bail-Handle Sugar Bucket,
Paint Decorated Firkin, Blue Paint, Dated 1880
Campy twiggy decoration, great potted tree, trailing vines, height: 6.25” - SOLD
As depicted, tapered sides, stave construction with wire and turned wood bail handle; three single finger bands and sheet iron diamond shaped escutcheon plates.
707-6 - SOLD
Firkin, Cassia, Swing Handle, Paint Decorated, Original Yellow and Green
New England, 19th Century
Outstanding freehand lettering - SOLD
Likely for use by mercantile, general store or bakery; script on underside of lid reads “pulverized” cassia bark [an aromatic spice, Chinese cinnamon].
(H: 8.5"; diameter: 9.5")
532-104 - SOLD
Early Firkin, Copperas, Swing Handle, Paint Decorated, Original Surface History
Likely New England, 19th Century
Staved worked in pine, ask handle, copper tack and peg joinery; lovely! - SOLD
(H: 12"; diameter: 12")
532-103 - SOLD
Firkin, Bucket, Stamped C. Hersey, Beautiful Original Blue Paint
Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century - SOLD
Finely constructed cooper made at Bucket Town; pine with tapered sides and tapered ash hoops that are secured by copper tacks; the head secured by tiny wooden pegs. The beautifully tapered handle is affixed by buttons that are let into staves.
(Very Good condition; H: 12", diameter: 11.5")
1002-206 - SOLD
Pantry Box, Cheese Box, Original Blue Paint, Tapered laps
Eighteenth Century
New England
Maple and White Pine - SOLD
A heavy duty bentwood box of clinched tack and wood peg construction featuring a slightly domed top and good paint. (H: 5"; diameter: 12.25")
532-19 - SOLD
Shaker Bentwood Box, Period Dark Salmon Paint, Nearly Twelve Inches
America
19th Century
Pine top and bottom, maple sides - SOLD
A tack and peg constructed storage box with pine top and bottom; bent maple sides joined by four fingers facing right, secured with handmade copper tacks. The box retains full coverage paint and is in excellent condition.
(Dimensions: 4.5" H, 11.75" W, 8.25" D.)
431-58 - SOLD
Red Painted Firkin - SOLD
Measures 11" in height and 11.75" in diameter.
348-161 - SOLD
Small Bail-Handle Sugar Bucket
Original Green Paint
Late 19th Century - SOLD
As depicted, tapered sides, stave construction with wire and turned wood bail handle; three single finger bands and sheet iron diamond shaped escutcheon plates. Beautiful and original green paint with dry patina. Minor imperfections such as the addition of a band tack and a staple to lower band...tiny partial tip loss to lower band. (H: 4.75"; base diameter: 4.75".)
637-25 - SOLD
Sugar Bucket
In BEST Red Painted Surface
Tack and peg construction - SOLD
Staved bucket with tapered hoops having flared bail handle secured by bold buttons. The pail remains in fine condition and has developed a wonderful dry patina.
(H: 10"; base diameter: 9.75"; top: 9 1/8".)
240-30 - SOLD
Tall Tapered Tub, Butter Working, Carved Handle, Cooper Made
Unusual Piggin Form, Button Hole Lapped Bands, Great Dry Patina
New England
Early 19th Century - SOLD
No Evidence of Cover or Dasher, Pine and Ash
(Overall H: 22.25: H: 17")
336-117 - SOLD
Small Bail-Handle Sugar Bucket
Old Robins Egg Blue Over Red
Late 19th Century - SOLD
As depicted, tapered sides, stave construction with wire and turned wood bail handle; three single finger bands and sheet iron round escutcheon plates. Beautiful old blue paint with dry patina. Tack and peg construction.
(H: 6.5"; base diameter: 7")
637-26 - SOLD
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