18th century American turned wooden bowl with green

18th/19th century. 12 inches in diameter. Original blue paint. Good condition.

three 18th c turned wooden bowls, likely American, diameters 7" to 12"

Mid 19th century. Turned wooden bowl with worn exterior ivory paint over green. Knot hole, short age split. 4.5"H. 15"d.

American, late 20th Century. In the 18th Century style. Two with painted and turned wooden center posts, "S" shaped iron arms and crimped tin bobeche. Red and green paint, 24"h. And red and black pain

Late 18th century, mixed woods. Both have turned finials and stiles. One in worn original red paint and replaced wooden seat and has lost some height. 6" seat ht. 25"h. The second in worn green paint

Turned wooden bowl. Red wash. American, 19th century. Thinned rim in two places for handling. Condition: Excellent condition. D 22" H 7-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropb

A fine example of 18th century American folk art, featuring a well carved wood fish on a turned wooden stand or pedestal. Good original patina. Approximately 8.1875 x 8 x 3.625 in.

Early to mid 19th century. 17 inches x 16 inches. Natural patina finish. Good condition.

Small early American 18th -19th century turned burl bowl. Old crack 2"x 4-5/8" x 4-5/8". In house US Fedex ground shipping available for $25

Monumental carved wooden bowl with one-inch deep edge. 7 1/2" H x 22 3/4" diameter x 23" diameter. American, late 19th century/early 20th century. (Additional high-resolution photos as well as informa

Primitive basin bowl, all hand turned and carved from a single piece of wood. Early Americana, 18th century. New England, found in central Massachusetts. Measurements: Approx. 11" diameter (across), 3

Painted treen group. American. 18th-19th century. Including an unusual square lidded container, Two apple trays. A turned lidded box in chrome yellow and a small 18th century turned bowl: H 2-3/4" W 1

American, 18th Century. Two maple plates and a fine deep-turned charger (shallow bowl) retaining old black paint, each on raised slight foot; the charger and one plate with incised bands. Together wit

Early turned wooden plate D. 7-1/2" Lighter color turned plate D 7-1/2", Small early eating rondelle, circa 1700. D7-7/8. American, 17-th 18th centuries. Condition: Minor imperfections Copy and paste

18th to 19th century early American, New England or New York, perimeter surrounded by 3 turned bulging bands including rim edge, 14 1/2'' W x 4 1/4'' H. See close-up photos.

American 18th Century Banister Back Armchair. Shaped crest rail, turned finials, scrolled arms with turned supports, woven rush seat, turned stretchers, old dark green painted surface. Seat height 16"

American 18th Century Banister Back Armchair. Shaped crest rail, turned finials, scrolled arms with turned supports, woven rush seat, turned stretchers, old dark green painted surface. Seat height 17"

Pair of 18th century turned Kas feet. American, 18th century. H 11" D widest 9". Condition: Original condition with minor imperfections Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbo

Two early turned wooden plates. American, elate 18th-ear;y 19th century. Larger plate D 8-3/4" Smaller D 6-1/4". Condition: Excellent original condition. Imperfections as expected. Copy and paste this

Early miniature burl bowl, together with an early wooden carved scoop. American 18th-19th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Burl Bowl L 8" H 3-3/4" D 5". Scoop H 1-1/4" L 2-1/2". Copy and paste

Early American Turned Maple Bowl, Nineteenth Century. The exterior in dark grey-green paint, with an early make-do staple repair to the crack, and a metal support nailed to the rim. H: 6.75 in., W: 21

Old green surface with white and red paint decoration. Four slats curved at top edge, front and back posts with sausage turnings, turned finials. Plain, slender round arms, plain stretchers. Later spl

Lath turned in ash, great old polished patina, 10 3.4 to 11" diameter x 4 1/4" high. Two minor shrinkage lines at lip, VG+.

AMERICAN TURNED BURL TREEN COVERED SUGAR BOWL, fine circular footed form with cover of low profile, retaining early, possibly original, surface with rich color. Late 18th/first quarter 19th century. 3