Small painted firkin w/lid in old gray with original label

Small painted firkin w/lid in old gray with original label, appears as though there was a second sticker covering the original which says Cincinnati, wire bale with wood handle, 7.75"T x 7.5"D (at top

Early wood firkin with lid in old gray/blue paint with original label for Quince Jelly by F. & J. Heinz dated 1882, copper nails in the bands, 10"T x 9.5"D (at top) & 10"D (at bottom)

19th c firkin sugar bucket in original old green painted surface, 3 metal bands, bail handle, stave construction, fitted lid with original label No. 1 Sugar Bucket Manufactured by the .... ; 10 1/2" H

Painted old gray over blue over original red paint early 19th century pine open top step back cupboard with single plank door on base, cock beading around open top, square nail construction, 67"t. x 4

An excellent painted firkin in original yellow paint with the original label still intact. The advertising label is for “Keystone Mince Meat”. Late 19th century. Measures 10 inches tall x

Firkin in old mustard paint with original label for mince meat, laps are stapled, wire bale and wooden handle, 8"T x 8.5"D (excluding bale)

19TH C GRAY PAINTED FIRKIN, ORIGINAL PAINT, WITH COVER, 14 X 14

Pine circa 1910, original gray with old green over painted finish, boot jack ends, 13 x 47 ¼ x 19” high. Condition paint circa 85%.

American, late 20th Century. Pine. Stave construction, wood hoops, iron tacks, and wire bale handle. Original yellow paint has wear. Shrinkage and some edge damage to the lid. 6.75"h.

American, second half 19th Century. Pine. Stave constructed with oak bands. Original brown paint and wire bale handle. The lid may be a replacement. 6"h.

EARLY 19TH C SMALL PAINTED SLANT LID BOX, SHAKER STYLE, ENFIELD, CT., CIRCA 1820, OLD ORIGINAL CRANBERRY RED PAINT, 11 X 7 X 5

Birge & Fuller 'Steeple-on-Steeple' 19th century. Detached fusee movement on wooden block. Original engraved tablets. Good label. Original painted dial. Nice, old finish. Ht. 26 1/2 in. The John Taylo

Ship Diorama Carved wooden and painted hull and sails with a Small painted canted frame. Green field, made with two Pine boards. Old label on back identifying it to be made on Nantucket. New England,

Bent wood, spruce and pine in original gray painted finish, great old patina, 9" diameter x 4 7/8" high. Condition paint circa 97%, crack in lid, still VG.

19th century, turned wooden base with original filled small hole, old original green painted surface decorated with yellow, blue and purple flowers, carved swing handle, a one inch break in the weave

Primitive sled, painted firkin, small dome top box in old red paint (as found), primitive two tine wooden fork, Silas Hoadley clock face, wheel diameter 47"

Firkin pantry box lot. Including; Firkin with original gray paint H 11-1/4" . Firkin with original blue green paint H 9-7/8" and a bail handled pantry box handled in original green paint. H 5-3/8" Dia

American, second half 19th Century. Pine. Stave constructed, oak hoops and handle with original gray paint and blue-green trim. Some edge damage and paint wear. 9.5"h. Plus handle 10"d.

Group of 2 small painted ceramic liquor decanters. One is a rooster (“Mr. Cocktail”) with the original paper label on bottom (“PG Cherry Brandy Enghien Made in France”). Lacks

Solid wood with hand painted surface. Original label to bottom. Good condition with a few small scuffs, etc. 8" H x 2 3/4" x 1 5/8".

Includes two counter top displays. The first is a painted glass bottle with an original Old Taylor label and is mounted on a wooden base. The second diplay is an early vintage composite figure that ha

Gray painted shoe shine Box with top flip opening. Inside has original red paint. Top opens . Three accessories lambs wool handy shoe polisher with original label brush, oval wood brush and brush mark

First quarter-19th century, pine. Solid ends, simple cut out feet, two interior shelves, square nail construction and old worn original reddish brown paint. Wear, age cracks and loss. 15.5"h. 12.25"w.

Early dry chrome yellow & blue paint, over original green. Pine, maple & iron, circa 1850, New England. Tapered "dovetailed" staves, lap banded, inset chamfered bottom, iron bail handle with maple loz