Two early mortar and pestles with slight burl, probably

Both early 19th century in exotic hardwoods, 5 5/8 & 4 3/4" high. Condition largest with some chips.

The largest a Hispano-Moresque mortar, very heavy for its size, with six projecting angular ribs, one with a hole and a hanging loop, and with simple incised zigzag decoration. Includes corresponding

Lot of two early brass mortar and pestles. 5" and 6" D.

Two-piece lot: Early 18th c. mortar and pestle (with iron bands) along with a wooden chopping bowl. Chelmsford MA. 6.5" H. and 5.5" Diameter.

Early burl mortar with pine pestle, 5" t. x 5 1/4" dia., pestle 6" long

Early 19th Century Ash Burl Wood 6 1/2” Mortar & Pestle.

Early 19th Century Ash Burl 7” Mortar and pestle. Normal wear. $200-300

Unusual, early, two-piece yellow-ware pottery store display jar in shape of mortar and pestle w/ embossed letters reading leeches on front w/ air holes in lid.

Burl mortar with pestle. Late 18th - early 19th century. Strong burl figure in excellent condition. H 7" D 5-1/2"

Two(2) mahagany mortar and pestles; 7in. - 7.5in.H.

7 PIECE MISC. ESTATE LOT CONSISTING OF EARLY BURL TURNED WALNUT MORTAR; TWO CARVED COCONUT CHALICES; A TARTANWARE BOX AND PIN CUSHION; A WOODEN BASKET PIN CUSHION BOX; AND A BURNS COTTAGE MACHLIN WARE

18th - 19th C Early American mortar, turned with incised rings, 7 3/4'' H; large tiger maple pestle, with split, see photo close-up, 11'' H. No other issues noted other than expected wear consistent w

Mid 19th-early 20th century. American primitive mortar and pestle, 5.75"h. and a treenware compote, 5.5"h. Both with edge loss and age splits. Together with seven pieces of European stone fruit includ

Two primitive country farm implements. 1) A large pestle with burl wood terminal, early 19th century, possibly Native American - note the wooden hook that is removable from the top of the handle - a h

Europe, probably France, 15th century CE. This is a pair of vellum pages from illuminated manuscripts, possibly from the same one although there are some slight stylistic differences. They have red an

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN MORTAR AND PESTLE, LOT OF TWO, each of circular footed form with appropriate, possibly original, pestles. Each retains an early painted surface. Mid 19th century. Red example 13

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN MORTAR AND PESTLE, circular form with defined foot and rosewood pestle, possibly associated. Retains an early, probably original, black-painted surface with red, yellow, and whi

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN MORTAR AND PESTLE, circular form with banded foot and appropriate, probably original, pestle. Retains an early, probably original, blue-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 12 1/2

Nineteenth century. Lignum vitae mortar and pestle, 7"h., wooden trencher, 4.5"h. 18.25"l., two mallets (one with burl head), and a mallet or a masher, 13"l.

Lot of 3 18th to 19th century Early American - 1) herb pestle, 5'' L; 2) burl bowl with very early repair, 7 1/4'' W x 3'' H; 3) other burl bowl with shouldered sides / ends, possibly a mortar, 4 1/4'

Two folk art turtle form foot stools, all hand made in original paint, probably early to mid 20th century. Some paint crazing, one tail with slight chew marks, otherwise each in very good condition. T

Two early burl bowls. American. Larger bowl early 19th century. Smaller mid to late 19th century. Condition: Excellent condition without damage. 1) D 7-1/2" 2) D 4-3/8". Copy and paste link for high-r

each unsigned; Condition: each oxidized and heavily worn throughout; larger: 5 1/2 inches wide; smaller: 4 1/2 inches wide

19th c. Carved White Marble Mortar with Turned Wooden Pestle, Italian or French, with four lugs, mortar: 7" high, 15 1/4" diam., pestle: 15" long. Edge chips to mortar, base edge chips/wear to pestle.