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Treenware Pounce Pot, Sander, Outstanding Baluster Turned, Fabulous Patina American, circa 1800-1820 Maple

(Height: 3.5"; diameter: 3.5")

$115.00

1262-2

 

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Geometrically Carved Footed Wood Trivet, Single Piece of Pine, Good Color Anonymous, antique

(Height: 1.75"; width: 5.75"; depth: 5.75")

$325.00

707-62

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Treen Rundlet, Rum Keg, Cask, Original Red Painted Surface, 7”
New England, 18th or Early 19th Century
Hollowed and sealed, spirit keg

$495

1187-11

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Ash Burl Bowl, Medium Size, Outwardly Flared Rim, Double Incised Band, Footed
Circa 1780 to 1820

(Excellent condition, displays a 1-inch tight fissure at rim; Diameter: 9.5”, H: 3”)

$2,265

1120-69

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Ash Burl Bowl, Deep, Rimmed and Footed
Circa 1800

(Fine Condition; Diameter: 10.5”, H: 4.75”)

$2,175

1120-71

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Ash Burl Serving Bowl, Well Worn Displaying the Soul of Multi Generational Use
Turned deep rim and concentric rings, Incised Foot, has character
Circa 1760 to 1800

(As shown, loss to rim worn smooth as handhold; Diameter: 13”, H: 5.5”)

$1,975

1120-72

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Ash Burl Bowl, Beehive Turned, Outward Flaring Rim, Footed, Nice Color
Circa 1780 to 1820

(Fine Condition; Diameter: 13.5”, H: 5”)

$2,650

1120-68

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Ash Burl Bowl, Outstanding Defined Rim, Footed, Great form, Traces of Red
Circa 1800

(Diameter: 9”, H: 2.75”)

$2,575

1120-70

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Conger Cookie Roller, Mold, Funeral Token Shortbread Cookie/Biscuit Roller, Sprigs of Roses
New York City, Circa 1835, Impressed J. Conger
Walnut and maple

See Hilde G. Lee, Tokens to Remember the Departed. Also, The Clarion (Folk Art Magazine) Fall 1989, William Woys Weaver, The New Year’s Cake Print – A Distinctively American Form. (Excellent bibliography included)
This item just in, please call if interested in the culture, additional information or to purchase
(L: 11”)

$1,595

1120-56

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Maple Burl Dipper, Ladle, Long Silver Form Handle, Perfectly Carved Bowl
New York or New England, Circa 1800ish

(L: 24.75”, diameter: 6.75”)

$1,575

1120-40

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Large Natural Colored Wooden Bowl

Measures 7.75-inches in height and approximately 21.75-inches in diameter.

$745

381-48

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Rundlet, Swiggler, Red Stain
Anonymous, Late 19th Century

(Good condition; H: 4.75”)

$550

1142-7

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Outstanding Large Carved Wooden Spoon Ladle, Household & Cooking Chores
New England, 18th or 19th Century, Maple

Other examples, not as beautiful or long may be found in Early American Country Furnishings by George Neumann, number 892 and 908. Also, Once Upon a Time, page 28, by George Sloan (Shrinkage crack as seen, old fissure at bowl tip appears to have long ago been glued; L: 43”, bowl diameter: 7”)

$465

879-85

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Shaker Ball Darning Eggs, Treen, 19th Century
Sold separately

Shaker, Ball Darning Egg, Steam Fitted Revolving Ball Holder, 19th Century Maple, large size (Very good, some water staining; adds figural interest! Diameter: 3"; H: 2.5") $195 1120-51

Shaker, Ball Darning Egg, Steam Fitted Revolving Ball Holder, 19th Century Maple, small size (Fine condition; 2.25 by 2") $165 1120-60

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Previous Offerings or Gone to New Homes

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Double Handle Ash Burl Bowl, Original Surface, Dry Patina, Iroquois, Circa 1780-1800 Outstanding form, historical integrity; craftsmanship and trapezoidal pierced handles - SOLD

(Height at handle: 6.75"; width: 18.25"; depth: 16.5")

216-627 - SOLD

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Burl Bowl
New England
18th Century
Ash - SOLD

As depicted, with good color, incised rim and footed.
(Height: 5.25 inches; diameter: 14 inches.)

323-29 - SOLD

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Small Burl Bowl
ASH
New England
Early 19th Century - SOLD

This fine "china like" bowl with lipped edge and incised flat foot has a great patina. There is a tight hairline extending from the rim.
Dimensions: 2.25-inches high, 7-inch diameter.

216-363 - SOLD

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Antique Treen Container, Footed, Lidded, Original Surface
Anonymous, 19th Century - SOLD

(H: 9”)

171-115 - SOLD

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Treen, Bowls, Pantry Boxes
Sold separately

Treen, Bowl, Maple - SOLD	Treen, Bowl, Maple Small size - SOLD	Treen, Bowl, Ash - SOLD

Treen, Bowl, Beehive Turned - SOLD	Treen, Bowl, Maple - SOLD	Treen, Bowl, Butternut - SOLD

Treen, Bowl, Blue Paint - SOLD Dimensions: 9.75" H, 24.25" W, 23.25" D. 912-256

Box, Pantry Box, Brown Paint Boston, Massachusetts - SOLD	Box, Cheese Box, Green Paint, Bail Handle - SOLD Dimensions: 6.5" H, 14.5" diameter. 640-26	Box, Pantry Box, Green Paint - SOLD

Box, Bee Box, Green Paint Early 19th Century - SOLD Dimensions: 2.25" H, 6.25" L, 2.5" W. 336-62	Box, Pantry Box, Prussian Blue Paint - SOLD Dimensions: 5" H, 9.75" diameter. 336-58	Box, Pantry Box, Green Paint Signed Lid Small Size - SOLD Dimensions: 2.75" H, 6.5" diameter. 336-69
Box, Pantry Box, Worn Green Paint Large Size - SOLD Dimensions: 5.5" H, 10.25" diameter. 336-79	Box, Pantry Box, Green Paint Large Size - SOLD Dimensions: 4.5" H, 9.25" diameter. 336-78

Pantry Box, Original Red Paint New England 19th Century - SOLD

Pantry Box, Original Putty/White Paint New England Branded, M.R. Chase, top and bottom Ash and White Pine - SOLD

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Burl Bowl, Small Thin Walled, China Bowl Form
New England
18th Century
Ash burl - SOLD

Outstanding small flat bottom bowl with good color and patina
(H: 2.25"; diameter: 5.5")

210-222 - SOLD

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Eighteenth Century Ash Burl Bowl with Double Pierced Handles, Good Color
Northeast, circa 1780 - SOLD

(19 by 15.5 by 5”)

216-594 - SOLD

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Antique Mortar and Pestle, Blue/Green Paint
American, Early 19th Century - SOLD

(Mortar: 7.25” H, 5.25” base diameter; pestle: 10.5” L)

879-100 - SOLD

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Treen Rundlet, Canteen, Rum Keg, Cask, Original Surface
New England, 18th or Early 19th Century
Very early working period glazing putty within rims - SOLD

(Very good condition, out-of-round; 2.75 by 3.5 by 3.25”)

879-73 - SOLD

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Burl Bowl, Round, Footed, Likely Original Surface
New England, 18th Century - SOLD

(Very good condition; tight age fissure at bottom; diameter: 16.5", height; approx. 5.5")

1091-5 - SOLD

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Early American Butter Churn, Rare Small Size, Best Natural Color and Dry Patina, Lollipop Handle
Eighteenth or Early Nineteenth Century, COOPER MADE
Pine and Ash, locking bands pegged to staves, height: 15.5" - SOLD

(No lid or agitator; fabulous as it stands)

632-33 - SOLD

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Burl Bowl, Canted Oval, Strong Taper, Footed, Great Surface, Ash
New England, 18th Century
Beautifully rendered, good lines, fine condition - SOLD

(17 5/8 by 16 by 5")

1091-6 - SOLD

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Antique Treen Bowl, Natural Color, China Bowl Form, Footed, Small Size - SOLD

Anonymous, pine, out-of-round, two tight and short shrinkage fissures at rim
(Dimensions: 1.75" H.)

201-364 - SOLD

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Mixing Bowl, Chestnut
New England
18th Century - SOLD

This bowl displays the timeworn character of serving several generations; well worn including beehive turnings. We note that is a 4.5" shrinkage crack.
(Dimensions: 4.25" H, 14" diameter.)

201-299 - SOLD

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Noodle Board, Original Blue Paint
Early 19th Century - SOLD

The working side never painted, the other with tapered and molded full-length cleats set with dovetailed dado; wonderful paint and patina.
(Diameter: 24.5"; L with handle: 29 7/8")

424-129 - SOLD

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Treen Bowl, Mixing and Utility, Beehive
New England
Early 19th Century
Maple
Overall thinning pumpkin color - SOLD

This large turned bowl with flaring molded lip sits on a flat foot; tight shrinkage crack otherwise no imperfections.
(H: 7.25"; W: 21.75"; D: 21")

992-7 - SOLD

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LARGE CHARLES II LIGNUM VITAE WASSAIL BOWL
LATE 17TH CENTURY
England - SOLD

Rare lignum vitae bowl, possibly a wassail bowl, finely turned, molded pedestal base on spreading circular foot; beaded medial band, and beaded lip. As expected, mentioned for accuracy, a couple extremely minor nibbles to rim and some warping. (H: 12.5"; W: 12.5"; D: 11.5")

843-138 - SOLD

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Trencher, Rush Holder
Sold separately

Trencher, Chopping Bowl, Bittersweet Paint New England Nineteenth Century - SOLD Dimensions: 922-2

Rush Holder Possibly Sussex 18th Century - SOLD

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Pantry Box, Carved Scoop
Sold separately

Oval Pantry Box, Opposing Tapered Fingers Goshen, Connecticut Late 18th or Early 19th Century Maple and pine - SOLD A nice box of peg and clinched tack construction having "granny" note dated June 1864 stating that the box was made by Miles Norton who was born in 1740. (6 by 4.75 by 2 5/8") 883-10

Scoop, Carved, Red - SOLD Nicely carved with open handle; scratch carved on base: From D. Day e. 80 To Mrs. Brogam No. 246, 1879, NY (L: 11") 883-8

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Paint Decorated Footed Treen Cup - SOLD

Banded decoration in three colors accents this 19th c treen cup with stepped foot.
Dimensions: 5.25-inches tall; diameter 4.5-inches

240-44 - SOLD

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Bowl, Turned, Incised
England
Late 18th Century
Elm - SOLD

This footed bowl with canted sides features three bands of incised concentric rings on the outside with the motif again repeated on the base of interior. (Height: 4.5 inches; diameter: 10.5 inches)

492-67 - SOLD

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Treen Eating Plate
New England
Circa 1800
Maple - SOLD

As depicted, with lovely patina on nicely turned dish. Dimensions: 7.5 by 7.25-inches.

201-322 - SOLD

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Paint Decorated Frame with mirrored glass
Early 19th Century
New England - SOLD

Dimensions: 7 by 10.25-inches.

201-303 - SOLD

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Large Oval Burl Bowl
Northern Great Lakes Region
Circa 1780
Ash - SOLD

As depicted, a footed and lipped example with sloping sides, and dry surface that remains in excellent original condition. (Height: 6.25-inches; width is just about 24-inches; depth: 17.75-inches.)

216-376 - SOLD

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Burl Tankard, Engine Turned and Carved, Old Red Paint
European
Circa 1730
Wonderful large form, great surface - SOLD

Imperfections include lower lip edge losses to lid, shrinkage crack to lid; as expected, a few old cootie holes. (H: 8.5"; base diameter: 7.25")

424-91 - SOLD

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