Early treenware bowl

Four early treenware bowls, 2 in newer paint - one blue and the other mustard, all 19th century. Ranging in size from 12 1/2" diameter x 3 3/4"H to the largest which is an oval bowl in newer mustard p

Late 18th C. turned treenware bowl, in early red paint, 3.25”H x 10”L x 10.75”W

An early treenware hand dug bowl, late 18th to early 19th century, together with a grouping of 20th century wooden and composition fruit in paint. The bowl measures 17"W x 10 5/8" x 4 1/2"H.

Two turned treenware bowls, early to mid 19th century. The first with traces of original robin's egg blue paint, molded rim, and very good condition - the perimeter out of round ranging 10" to 11" dia

Two turned treenware bowls, early to mid 19th century, including: The first with an unusual double molded rim with traces of old white wash - A small knot chip on edge of rim, else very good condition

Early paint decorated treenware sugar bowl with lid, 5"T x 4.5"D

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Includes treenware bowl, 4.5"h. 14"d., wooden scoop, nut cracker, Shaker brush, 10.5"l., bentwood measure with lapped seams and worn original white/grey paint, 4.25"h. 9

A large and deep treenware bowl with molded edge, early 19th century. Very good condition. 19" diameter x 6"H.

Large Treenware bowl, late 18th or early 19th century, of round form, likely ash or elm, the sides 1/2" to 3/4" thick, terminating to a carved recessed foot. Approximate dimensions: h. 7.75", dia. 15"

AMERICAN TURNED BURL TREENWARE BOWL, probably ash, circular form with well-defined defined rim and foot, excellent figure, retaining an early natural surface with warm color. Late 18th/first quarter 1

A treenware bowl with an unusual stepped molded rim, and scraped down to original mustard paint. Small hole in side of bowl, else good condition. Early to mid 19th century. Measures 17" diameter x 6"H

BURL TREENWARE BOWL, an extremely thick and heavy example with finely grained figure. Old tin patch with pieced wood to one area of rim. Early dry surface with warm color. Late 18th/early 19th century

Treenware burl bowl, late 18th or early 19th century, of round form with a flat bottom, likely ash or elm, the sides 1/2" to 3/4" thick. Approximate dimensions: h. 4.90", dia. 10.25".

Primitive treenware bowl in original worn red paint, early to mid 20th century. Normal use wear, small 2" tight hairline extending from rim hardly noticeable. Measures 16 1/4" diameter x 4 1/2"H. Prov

Early American carved wood bowl. Measures 10" wide. Age related crack.

Grouping of 3 early wooden primitives in need of repairs, including: Large treenware bowl with primitive make-do repairs to hairline cracks - 23" diameter x 3 /4"H - late 18th century; tall and narrow

AMERICAN TURNED BURL TREENWARE BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, probably ash, each of small circular form with defined foot and strong figure, retaining an early natural surface. Late 18th/first quarter 19th cent

Small Treenware burl bowl, late 18th or early 19th century, of round shallow form with a carved, recessed foot, likely ash or elm, the sides 1/4" to 1/2" thick. Approximate dimensions: h. 3", dia. 9.5

Early to mid 20th century, likely American. Having handsome and intriguing form depicting standing cat holding turned treenware bowl. The piece is nailed together and stands upon a rectangular base. S

Group of 4 primitives including: early pair of wood and iron ice skates, very small treenware bowl 3.5"D x 2" deep, large wood pie crimper 10"L, and a small half splint hanging basket

from an early collection of Americana discovered by a local picker.4"D

Primitive treenware mixing bowl in original salmon colored paint – out of round as expected for an early 19 th century bowl - 16.25â€W x 18.5"L x 6"H. Slight shrinkage hairline in base, slig

from an early collection of Americana discovered by a local picker.4.25"D

PETER VOULKOS (1924 - 2002) Early vase and bowl, California, 1950s Glazed stoneware Both signed, one with illegible date 5" x 6", 2" x 7 1/2"