Newer Cranberry Scoop

CRANBERRY SCOOPEarly 20th CenturyPainted green.Height 17”.

Antique cranberry scoop magazine rack - 21" tall x 18 1/4" wide

ANTIQUE CRANBERRY SCOOP FROM CHATHAM,MA. CAPE COD, SIGNED "L E PATTERSON, CHATHAM, MA." ORIGINAL SURFACES, 17 X 15 X 5

New England Wood Cranberry Scoop Height 10 inches, width 21 inches, depth 15 inches. C

NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUE CRANBERRY SCOOP, ORIGINAL OLD SURFACES, 19 X 19.5 X 7

Large 2 handled wood, tin, and screen wire cranberry scoop, original surface, 27"T x 16.5"W x 7"D

WOODEN CONSTRUCTION WITH TIN 10"

2 primitives, one iron trivet with wood handle 8"T x 14"L to end of handle and diminutive cranberry scoop in wood and wire 7"H x 4.5"W

PAINTED FINISH CRANBERRY SCOOP. LEATHER HANDLE. 13" W x 9" D

Large antique wood cranberry scoop. Measuring 19 3/4" wide, 21" long and 9" tall. One piece inside broken out and missing as can be seen in the photos, otherwise good condition overall with age approp

Large antique wooden cranberry scoop 21 1/2" wide x 20 x 8 1/2

Original condition. Antique Ca 1920's. Good condition. 18 inches wide.

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TIN AND IRON MARKED "WW SMALL 1914 CHERRYFIELD, MAINE" - WITH WOODEN HANDLE 8" X 8 1/2" X 8"

Primitive Cranberry Scoop Harvesting Tool

2 wood and iron cranberry scoops and wooden church offering collection box from Maine (19th century). Cranberry scoop with long handle is stenciled with "Kendell & Whitney, Portland, Maine, No. 2" and

Apprx 15" x 16" x 8 1/2" high

Collection of Pine Sundries: Wall Shelf,23"H / Cranberry Scoop / Salt Box / Spigot.

Antique cranberry scoop -

20th C. Wear, scratches, worn 19"h x 22"w x 9"d

DESCRIPTION: An antique wood cranberry scoop by Henry Cockrell. Lable mounted to reverse: "Cockrell Treasures In Furniture" CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 16" x W: 5.5" x L: 15" CONDITIO

A.D. MAKEPEACE CRANBERRY SCOOP WAREHAM MASS. 21 1/4 IN X 20 IN L

Grouping of 4 country collectibles, 19th century, including: The largest, a cranberry scoop measuring 12 3/4"W x 16 3/4"L x 4"H; a brass and iron trivet; a butter mold in the acorn and leaf pattern; a

Wood and metal, two turned wood and metal handles mounted on a bentwood support, seven wire attachments extend from top of the back frame to wooden tines allowing berries to pass and extracting vines;