AMERICAN TREENWARE BURL CUP.

Nineteenth Century. Turned with incised lines. Old refinishing. 3.75"h.

Late 19th century. Turned wooden cup with old white and blue paint. Minor wear. 3.75"h.

Second half 19th century. Four have rings on the bases, 4.5" to 6"h., and one has gold painted base and initials and dates "STS 1866-1921". 4.25"h.

Native American Burl Cup. Northeastern woodlands. Circa 1800.. Atlantic White Cedar. Condition: Waxed H 5-1/4" L 10-1/2" D 7-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images:

18-19th C American Indian Burl Mug & Cup - 1) burl wood handless cup, rim bound with hand wrought metal band, 5" H; 2) hand-carved large cup, make-do metal band repair to lip, 8'' W.

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

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

AMERICAN CARVED BURL TREENWARE LARGE BOWL, very heavy, primitive form. Dry natural surface. Possibly Native American. 18th century. 7 1/2" H, 18 1/2" D rim.Provenance: From the collection of the late

18th century Native American Indian hand-carved, 5'' L. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use.

BURL NATIVE AMERICAN BELT CUPWoodlands cup, with carved kissing beavers, 3 1/2" l, 2 1/4" dia.

Native American Early Belt Cup. Carved burl wood. Loss to fastener, otherwise excellent condition. 5.5" diameter x 2" h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $35

American or European turned and painted treenware wooden covered cup, 19th century, having loose spinning rings, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: h. 9.75", dia. 3.5".

Eight American or European turned treenware wooden domestic articles, 19th century, comprising, two sander pounce pots, a small footed chalice or footed cup, a small footed compote, a small lidded foo

18th century or earlier most likely. North American origin. The cup is carved from a single burl knot of wood. Very nice form and surface throughout. The piece has an early letter stating when written

Second half 19th century. Treenware footed salt, 1.75"h. 4.25"d. and a small scoop. Edge loss. 4.5"l.

American and European, 19th century. Chalice with original red paint, 5"h., cup and covered container both with free turning rings and a double chalice/funnel with stopper. Old brown paint. 5"h. Toget

American, 19th-20th century. Including mauchline ware egg cup and two small Peaseware containers.

Lot consisting of 1) three 19th century turned treenware canisters, one with glass bottle insert, largest 8" H, smallest 5 1/4" H; 2) two turned wood egg cups, each 3 1/2" H; and 3) marquetry goblet w

American, second half 19th century. Including one lidded container and two footed cups. Split to the lidded container. Footed cups .75"h, 2.5"h. Lidded container 8"h.

Fine 18th century early American burl bowl. D 17-3/4" H 6". Great turned rim and beautiful patina. Excellent condition. See this link for High-Res images https://www.dropbox.com/sh/k0z7zk5ntgvpmj3/AAB

C 1880's American Burl Walnut 3 Door Bookcase with Renaissance Revival Decoration. Good condition with original finish. Hgt 72" w 70" d 16". Purchased on my auction 30 years ago. Found in Minnetonka e

color, 4.75"h; 18" by 14" From the home of a major, long-time collector of Americana in the Boston area.

Milo Ray Baughman (American, 1923-2003). Burled wood, marble, chromed steel. c. 1970's. Manufactured by Thayer Coggin, Inc. Height: 35 1/2", Length: 72", Depth: 18 1/2". Burled wood sideboard with fou

Northeast, 18 inches diameter.