19th Century Wood Cranberry Harvester Scoop - Cranberry Picker Scoop Rake

19th century primitive antique cranberry rake scoop. Box design ideal for cranberry harvesting. Dimensions: 17" X 11 1/2" X 9"

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

19TH C CRANBERRY SCOOP

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 cranberry rake scoop, pressed steel tines, stenciled on back �RC King Maker Carlisle, KY Pat�d Dec. 14, 18619 by JO King & Co", 11" w x 18-1/2" l

Antique Wood Carved Country Tool, Large Wood & Metal Cranberry Rake Scoop Primitive Antique Harvest Tool. Cranberry bog tool. Grain Scoop. A large handled cranberry rake scoop constructed out of hand

Antique Wood Carved Country Tool, Large Wood & Metal Cranberry Rake Scoop Primitive Antique Harvest Tool. Cranberry bog tool. Grain Scoop. A large handled cranberry rake scoop constructed out of hand

19th c. burl wood scoop. 7 1/2" x 4" x 13" Ht.., on custom stand.

A primitive American cranberry rake, carved with owner's initials, now mounted as a magazine holder, 19th century. 19" w x 8" d x 18" h

Five Wood Grain Scoops 19th Century one initialed E.A.S. and dated 1847 with a heart cut out. Length of largest 20 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

Late 19th century wood shovel in old worn red paint, handle is mortised through handle, mixed wood, 41"L, scoop is 17.L x 12.5"W

American, 19th Century. Wood, 13"l.; brass, 16"l.; and steel and brass scoop, 13"l.

A 12 inch by 3 1/2 inch with raised rim turned wood bowl, plus a 11 inch hand carved wood scoop and a 10 inch hand carved wood scoop.

Antique Primitive Wire Farm ShovelLate 19th century wood and iron farm shovel with wood handle and the scoop made of enclosed iron tongs. Attached with a shaped iron strap.

Large antique scoop or spoon, made of a single piece of carved hardwood. American in origin, New England, circa 18th/19th century. Measurements: Approx. 14.25" long x 6" x 2". | See our special $5 sta

19th century, 17" long.

Group of (2) 18th/19th century hand carved wood table articles, to include: burlwood bowl, probably Native American; and maple scoop with scroll handle. Bowl with losses to handles. Bowl 4-3/4''h, 15-

Northwest Coast Wood Spoon, late 19th century, the long scoop, with graduated handle, with three shell inlay panels, with metal stand, lg. 8 1/8 in.

A nice form with shoulder neck and lip edge. Light figure to wood grain. Appears to be 19th-C. Measures 12-1/2"L x 3-1/4"W. Nice condition with a small 3/4" x 1/2" sliver chip to the bottom of exterio

English Brass Ebonized Wood Bronze Mounted Coal Scuttle, late 19th c., with interior coal basket, verso with coal scoop, lid with a sevres style painted porcelain plaque, H.- 18 1/2 in., W.- 12 in., D

19th century. Group including a wooden shovel, Pitchfork, shovel and a scoop. Largest: L58 3/8" Sold from the collection of a Camden, SC couple.

A Collection of Decorative and Utilitarian Articles Primarily 19th Century comprising a painted clock face, a tole tray, two molds, two straining scoops, a grinder, a bellows, a canister and a wood im

An interesting late nineteenth century carved wood rake retaining paint decoration. Ht: 77" Width: 74"

Three late 19th / early 20th century items: 1. Wood rake retaining original label on handle for Piqua Handle & Mfg. Co., Piqua, Ohio; 23"W, 73"L; good condition---2. Wooden plane; 9 3/8"W, 1 1/2"D, 6"