Green-painted Pine Bucket Bench, probably New England,

Property from a Private Collection, New England Description: American Yellow and Green Painted White Pine One Drawer Stand, probably New England, 19th Century, the rectangular top above a drawer a

Painted Pine Cupboard, probably New England, late 18th/early 19th century. Green over earlier gray paint, flat molded cornice above two pairs of recessed panel doors opening to a salmon-painted shelve

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED PINE HUTCH TABLE, the three-board removable top raised on a bench base with shaped sides ending in "shoe" feet. Possibly original red-painted surface to base, s

A Country Green Painted Pine Two-Tier Bucket Bench 19th Century Height 30 x width 35 x depth 13 1/4 inches. Property from the Robert and Nancy Treichler Collection of Ohio Stoneware and Americana, Tal

Dark Blue-Green Painted Pine Trencher New England, 19th century Length 22 1/2 inches. C

Property from a Private Collection, New England Description: American Diminutive Grain-Painted Pine Storage Cabinet, Probably New England c. 1840-50, the triangular pediment above doors opening to

Black-painted Pine Corner Cupboard, probably New England, first half of the 18th century. Cupboard with four molded recessed panel H-hinged doors, opening to shelves in the top, the left door with ori

New England Pine Bucket Bench19th century, applied side rails, straight legs with bootjack ends. 17 x 48.5 x 12 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sykes, Raleigh, NC Additional high-resolution photos

UNITED STATES, CIRCA 1830 A large New England green painted pine blanket chest. The chest retains the majority of its original paint.

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED PINE MINIATURE BLANKET CHEST, the hinged rectangular lid over a nailed case raised on cut-out "bootjack" ends. Old, possibly restored, cotter-pin hinges. Early,

Near Pair of New England Pine Bucket Benches. One in red paint, each rectangular top with apron on one side, through-tennoned and splined to the shaped and arched sides. H: 17.625 in., W: 42.75 in., D

Early New England Green Painted Pine Open Top Cupboard, well proportioned with molded edge top cornice above two open shelves (one with shaped front), two door cabinet below with flat panel doors and

Pine green painted New England 6 board chest with interior till with drawer, square nail construction, 36" w. x 24" t. x 16"

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW YORK, GREEN-PAINTED PINE PLANT STAND, having three stepped shelves and shaped supports, in early green-painted surface over original red wash. Fitted with period cast-iron caste

Windsor bench in salmon and green paint. Quality bench made copy. Condition: Excellent condition. H 30-1/2" L 52-1/4" W 17".

Green painted bucket with handle and lid. Condition: Original condition H 6-3/8" D (lid) 6-3/4".

NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY PAINTED PINE SETTLE BENCH, one-piece construction, featuring shaped sides. Retains an early, possibly original, red-painted surface. 19th century. 63" H, 49 1/2" W, 15" D.Provenanc

American, probably New England, 18th century. The white pine figure and horse on a fitted rectangular section of wood which appears to be original to the sculpture. Provenance: Purchased circa 1995 by

mid 19thC New England rare strong orig dry Windsor green painted pine hanging drying rack w serpentine sides - 36" tall x 33 1/2" wide

New England, 18th/19th C. Heights: 12"h x 24"w x 10"d and 23"h x 28"w x 11-1/2"d Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

Pair of yellow pine bucket benches, probably Fluvanna County, having scrub tops, painted legs and stretchers, and with boot jack ends. In overall good condition consistent with age and use. Measures a

rare ca 1800 New England pine strong orig dry Windsor green painted high back form child's settle chair w sloped arms - 19 1/2" tall x 10 1/2" wide x 9 1/2" deep

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE DIMINUTIVE BUCKET BENCH, two shelves with dovetailed top and cut-out bootjack ends. Ends retain original green-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 29 3/4" H, 39" W, 7 3

Two Painted Leather Fire Buckets, New England, c. 1825. The shorter barrel-shaped bucket inscribed 'Worcester UFA' in gold and green paint over maroon ground, handle detached; together with tall black