AMERICAN COUNTRY YARN WINDER,

Second quarter-19th Century, pine. Chamfered spokes and wheel shaft, mortised and pegged construction with shoe feet. Original worn blue-grey paint. Edge loss and repair to feet. 30.5"h. 23"w. 25"d.

Height including handle 45.5 inches. A rare form, only one other known.

Mid 19th century, mixed woods including cherry. Chamfered arms, and crossbar shoe feet. Spacer for arms made from horn. Old red stain has wear and possibly cleaned down in areas. Feet have partial wat

with clicker. From the mid 1800's. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

possibly Canadian. From the mid 1800's. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Antique hand made 'weasel' for winding yarn. All wood pegs, no nails. Approx. 25 1/2" x 17" x 24" H.

Hand made yarn winder, wood peg construction with no nails, the handle taking the form of the branch from which it was carved. Approx. 14" x 39 1/2" x 38" H.

Unusual tilted form. Mid 1800's. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Early American Treenware Yarn Winder- mixed woods, approx. 43" tall, with 6 arms and tripod legs. Old wire repair ro one arm. With an American Art Galleries (Chicago) auction tag, this piece was purch

American Wood Yarn Winder, Possibly Shaker Adjustable. 28 x 5 in. diam. (closed), 28 x 24 in. diam. (open).

An American Oak Yarn Winder, 19th Century. H: 42 1/4 W: 12 1/2 in.

Carved & decorated 19th C. American Kitty-Noddy Yarn Winder ~ a tool used to make skeins from yarn. With multiple relief carved decorations to include a carved tree, stars, a heart & more. (Please see

Group of four American country items comprising ladle, cranberry scoop, wool winder and tole tray. Largest: 16 1/4" high, 14 1/2" wide. Smallest: 9" high, 12 3/4" wide. Condition: use wear, paint, fin

Grouping of spinning and yarn wheels including a large spinning (walking) wheel, small spinning wheel, yarn winder, and a wooden folding chair. All 19th century. The sewing related articles are all wi

American, late-19th or early-20th Century. Wooden cap on blue glass bottle with a wooden whimsy tree made of pine and a dice base, 12"h. And a clear bottle with wood stopper and hand yarn winder, 7"h.

An antique American wooden spinning wheel, spinners weasel, four arm yarn winder, also called a clock reel. It has the clock popping mechanism. Makes a distinct popping sound. These instruments were u

An antique American wooden spinning wheel, spinners weasel, four arm yarn winder, also called a clock reel. It has the clock popping mechanism. Makes a distinct popping sound. These instruments were u

A Native American flat woven rug, probably Chimayo, late 19th to early 20th century. Loose yarn on one end, small stained area, and some small moth holes, but overall good condition. Measures 30" x 57

AMERICAN COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY CABINET, featuring applied cornice over two hinged doors with single pane of glass. Old surface with warm color. First quarter 20th century. 63 1/4" H, 16 1/2" W, 6 1/4"

Mid 19th century, pine. Old red wash, bin top, two left side drawers, top has stencil "59 and Co. Portland Me", "X" legs with stretchers. Could also be used as a sorting table or primitive dry sink. A

Mid 19th century, pine. Thick boards with square nails. Wall pocket with tall, tombstone back board with drilled hanging hole and spoon rack. Remnants of original robin's egg blue paint. Reworked. 21.

Mid 19th century, pine. Worn old blue repaint over grey, open top, applied edge moldings, base with applied molding and three overlapping drawers, square nail construction. Some loss. 78.75"h. 43.5"w.

An American Country Blue-Painted Punched Tin Pie Safe, Second Half 19th Century. The rectangular top over two short drawers and a pair of paneled cupboard doors below fitted with six punched tins each

Second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple with poplar secondary. One board top and leaves, rounded corners on leaves, two dovetailed drawers with rounded fronts on each side. Turned drop finials and co