1851 Patent Hayden Brass Bucket

Approx 10" in diameter and 6 1/2" tall

Grouping of 14 brass/copper planters and buckets including a bucket marked on base "Hayden's Patent 1851". The largest planter being rectangular in shape and measures 26 1/4" x 7 1/4"D x 13"H. Most in

Nice early spun brass bucket. marked W Hayden Waterbury, Conn. 1851. All original with handle. 11" across. Excellent

19th c wooden trencher bowl in later red paint (split in base), 1851 patent Hiram Hayden, Waterbury, CT spun brass kettle, buttocks basket (damaged), trencher length 20 3/4", kettle diameter 15"

8 1/4" tall without handle 11 7/8" wide top not signed on bottom but certainly is a Hiram Hayden as we have a smaller one identical in that is signed see pics

Patented Dec. 16, 1851, signed on bottom. Height over handle 12.5 inches.

Antique brass bucket marked “H.W. Haydens Patent. Dec. 16 1851 Manufactured by the Ansonia Brass Co." (Connecticut, 1834-1960). Bucket measures 7-1/2” in height by 8” in base diamete

IMPRESSED ON BOTTOM "HIRAM HAYDEN, WATERBURY, 1851" Dimensions 5 3/4" X 8 1/2" PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING – PICKUP FOR THIS AUCTION WILL NOT BE UNTIL THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 25TH. PICK-UP WILL BE FR

Lot of 3 H.W. Hayden Ansonia Brass Co Buckets, Pails. This classic design was patented by Hiram W. Hayden in 1851. These three buckets are made of brass with hand-forged iron handles. Great decoration

patent 1851. 17" diameter.

Grouping of 5 spun brass apple buckets with hand forged iron handles, 3 with Hayden's 19th century patents from Waterbury Connecticut. Ranging in size from 10.5"D to 14"D. All with minor dings and in

Second half 19th century. Bail handles. Three spun brass kettles. "American Brass Kettle Manufacturers", 5.5"h. and two with "Hayden's Pat...Manuf'd by E. Miller & Co." Patent dates 1851 to 1873. 5",

Rug Beater 28-1/2" long. Bucket 12-1/2" diameter x 9" high. JB IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will b

An antique brass bucket or pail from mid 1800s made by H.W. Hayden. 10 1/2"x 7". *notes- wear, oxidation, dents and loss of finish throughout.

Approx 14 3/4" in diameter and 9" tall.

Hayden American brass jelly bucket. 13 1/4" diameter x 9 1/2" tall.

American, 19th-early 20th century. Includes copper and tin food molds including some for maple sugar, scales, candy thermometer, "Hayden's" patent brass pail, two copper kettles, the largest with dove

Including a Hayden one gallon brass bucket circa 1860 and a six quart candle mold with handle. No visible damage.

Includes Hayden and Ansonia brass buckets. 9-1/2" to 12-1/2" diameter X 7" to 9-1/4" high. EL IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you a

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Telegraph insulator signed Otis Patent 1851 - has it's original brass pointed anchor - chips on circular base, otherwise good condition. 4"H.

This lot features a brass bucket by the Hiram W. Hayden company of Waterbury Connecticut, and 3 other assorted galvanized buckets. The largest bucket measures 10" tall and 15" in diameter. In-house Sh

Brass Plated Pail Marked "H.W. Hayden Patent Dec. 16 1850" in Gd. Cond.

A nice copper gooseneck teapot, with dents, and a number 5 mark at bottom. A copper bucket with the mark impressed at bottom HIRAM WHAYDEN / WATERBURY CONN / PATENTED DEC 16 1851. The bucket measures