PAIR OF LEATHER FIRE BUCKETS, S. HANCOCK, DATED 1817

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

Pair of American Paint-decorated Leather George Washington Memorial Fire Bucket, probably Boston. Dated 1800, black-painted bucket with red edge, the front painted with a scene showing a white urn wit

Painted Leather Fire Bucket Dated 1828. 18"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

With obscured owner's name and fern decoration. Height 12 inches, diameter at top 8 inches.

Two Leather Antique Fire Buckets Dated 1829 Presented to Joseph Robinson Shiverick. (1789-1866) Falmouth Mass Native. Two Leather Handles included but have fallen off. Both Buckets are Very Dark but a

Cambridge, Massachusetts, original paint, one, No. 1 /CAMBRIDGE/U.F.S/ E. DAVIS / 1823 the other, No. 1 /CAMBRIDGE /U.F.

Near Pair of Painted Leather Fire Buckets, probably Concord, Massachusetts, 1794. Molded and seamed leather buckets painted black with red rims, one inscribed 'A. Haywood.' and the other 'Al. Heywood'

Pair of English Leather Fire Buckets, 19th C., painted with British Coat of Arms; fitted together with an iron strap. (ASTC6201) {WK} Dimensions: Buckets together: 20.5 H x 18 W x 9 D

Pair of European leather fire buckets, 19th Century. Decorated with remnants of heraldic shields. Strap handles with rims reinforces with a copper band. Heavy rivets and historic repairs. Height 12in

Paint-decorated 'Franklin Fire Society' leather fire bucket Charlestown, MA, dated "1830" The underside marked Foster & Barton. H: 17 in. (with handle raised) PROVENANCE:Collection of the late Hans U.

A. NORTHEY/ACTIVE/1845/ACTIVE 1845 seraphim design, 11.5”h 9”diam. A bucket with a similar seraphim design belonging to the Cox-Pickering family of Salem, MA was sold at Christies NY Ameri

Typical cylindrical form with hoop-form handle; painted with red, banner in ochre color reashs "Ordnance". From the U.S.S. Nevada 16" wih handle

LEATHER FIRE BUCKETS - Pair. (Reproductions) Brass nail head seams. ( one with damaged strap attachment).

Painted Leather Fire Bucket, American, probably Boston, MA, Dated 1815, with original painted surface, depicting an a arm grasping a fire bucket, inscribed "FRIENDS / PUBLICK / 1815", and the name, "S

Railroad presentation leather fire bucket. Original paint and gold leaf, dated 1857. H 17-1/2" D 6-3/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kg70cwmi2se08zs/AAAw4V

Early painted leather fire bucket from Jos. Barney and is dated 1838. The paint was touched up and multiple layers of old paint are visible. The bucket lacks its original handle. It is 14" tall and in

comprising two pair brass and iron fire tools, brass trivet, two pair brass tool rests and a Victorian leather fire bucket. Use wear, rust, small losses, soiling, bucket with partially detached seams.

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.

American, dated 1834. Red, yellow, and dark green paint and decoration. With handle, 17.5"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

Estate / Collection: Estate of Mary Helen & Robert K. McMenamin Charlestown, Massachusetts, early 19th century. Black-painted overall with red trim, lettered for Joseph Ellis and dated 1830, inscr

Antique Brooks Brothers fire bucket, wood in bound leather with matching strap. Insignia on front. Made in England, dated 1818. Measures 12" tall.

Associated Pair of Fire Buckets, John Fenno, Jr. (1732-1812), Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1805. The molded and seamed leather buckets with black-painted rim and leather-covered rope handles hinged to O-

English, 19th century, leather. Columnar shape retaining some of their original armorial decoration, and later connected with a leather handle. 21.5" high. (E11)