Painted Leather Fire Bucket - Ashuelot Bank No. 2

Possibly from Ashuelot, NH circa 1875. Has remnants of old paper label at bottom. Dimensions are: 13 3/4" tall at rim, 7 3/4" diameter. All measurements are approximate.

Teresa Dudley Coursein African Gemsbok mount on wood shield 3.5"H, hand painted leather fireman's parade hat 1.25"W and hand painted leather fire bucket 2"H

Very nice early leather fire bucket #2 painted with the original owner's name T. Aylword and dated 1837. The bucket retains the original leather handle with some early repairs. It stands 11" tall. A v

An Antique Painted Leather Fire BucketThe front of the bucket painted with the phrase "Salvator Divitiarum" (The Savior of Wealth), with 2 hands shaking below the image of a heart. The owner

Paint-decorated "S.S. Davis". 17 1/2" high, 8" wide, 7 1/2" deep. Found in Biddeford, Maine with Tall Case Clock. (Lot 31)

Paint decorated leather fire bucket, "Michael Johnson 1802 No 1 Ancient Fire Soc" on front, "Boston" on back, leather bail handle, 9" x 9-1/2" x 12" h excluding handle, Handles intact, pealing leather

Painted and decorated in polychrome and gilt. Marked M. Spooner No. 2 1840. With leather handle (separated). 13 1/4"H. Not including the handle.

This is a large English painted fire bucket with the work FIRE painted boldly on the front. This was most likely used in a late 1800s factory. This riveted bucket is 12 1/2" tall and is in good condit

Painted leather fire bucket in green paint. The name on the bucket is difficult to read but is No 2 from what appears Job. A. Peckham. The city is non-legible. The bucket retains the original green pa

United States,19th Century One in green with "Broad Street T No 5", other in blue with faded decoration.Leather Each 13 1/2" tall, From a New Hampshire gentleman.

Late 19th century and later comprising a painted leather fire bucket; a brass-mounted burl wood folio cover; a lacquered equestrian decorated tray and two bronze horse head form dishes. [1/2" H to 13"

Early leather-painted fire bucket with original handle. This bucket is complete with the original green paint. The name is partially missing but it is bucket number 2. A nice early American fire bucke

Two 19th century American leather Fire buckets with the original polychrome painted decoration. From the "Mutual Fire Society", bucket #1 "NathE Howard" and #2 "James Bowers" both dated "1823" verso.

From New Paltz NY, antique, 19th-century leather fire brigade, water bucket. Coated bail grip, black leather bucket with visible shield, and No 2 graphic painted on the side. Fine antique condition. S

Original paint American Hand painted No. 2 Caleb Faxon 1816 leather fire bucket . Has original handle which is not attached. Green ground with red rim and gold lettering. 13 inches tall x 8inches diam

Painted Fire Bucket of Massachusetts Bank (1784-1864), Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1810. Molded and seamed leather bucket with red-painted rim and foot, the frontispiece inscribed 'MASSACHUSETTS, / BANK

Painted green with red top rim. JAMES SNOW, NO 2, 1824”. Original wrapped leather hand. Measures 11 ½ inches tall x 8 ½ inches diameter top. All original. Normal wear to paint.

Original riveted leather 19th century Fire Brigade bucket wtih a painted shield with a number 2. Has original leather strap handle. 12" H, with 8" diameter. Very Good

PAIR OF LEATHER FIRE BUCKETS, S. HANCOCK, DATED 1817American. Painted leather, each inscribed, "Cambridge Port Fire Society/ S. Hancock/ 1817" and numbered, 1 and 2, respectively. Samuel Hancock (1777

(Lot of 2) Fire buckets, each decorated with coat of arms, the first English leather example, 10.5"h; the second painted metal example with swing handle, 11.5"h. Provenance: Property of a prominent Pa

A George III yellow painted and polychrome decorated leather fire bucketlate 18th/early 19th centuryDecorated with the Royal coat of arms.height 11in (28cm); width 12in (30.5cm); depth 11in (28cm) Pro

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

NEW ENGLAND FOLK ART PAINTED LEATHER FIRE BUCKET, marked for owner "JOHN W. CHILD" and the "FRANKLIN FIRE SOCIETY / NO. 1 / 1822", retaining original polychrome surface. Proba

Painted in yellow "No. 1," "N. HOLT" and "1827," beneath a leafy border and within yellow bands, all on a black ground, affixed with a carrying handle. Height to rim: 10.75 in., height to top of handl