Two painted country buckets with bale handles including

Two painted country buckets with bale handles including one in blue paint and one in chrome yellow stamped Gawron Bros. Chicopee Mass. - Both in very good condition. Late 19th to early 20th century

Lot of two including stave constructed grain painted fruit bucket with swing bale handle, 7 1/4" diameter x 6 1/2" high and turned maple ten pin bowling with two red painted balls, 5" high & 2" diamet

Two buckets with bale handles including Shaker bucket in blue paint and an advertising bucket in mustard paint with a lithographed label advertising Keystone Mince Meat. Both in good condition.

Grouping of country painted toleware including small lock box in red, yellow and black paint, large painted bowl with fruit and leaf decorations - 15"D, very fine lidded berry bucket with bale handle

Two wooden buckets with bale handles in original paint including a feed bucket in dark green paint – 12”H x 13.5”D – slight wear to rim but overall very good condition, and a fish bucket with

Lot of two including a stave constructed lidded sugar bucket in original red washed finish with bent wood banding and bent wood swing bale handle, 10 1/2" diameter x 10" high, less bale; and a lidded

Two good country utilitarian objects including large double handle bucket in original blue paint, missing bottom metal strap -12.5"H x 15.75"D; and a dough box in original red paint - 30.25"L x 15.75"

Two country items including an early iron and brass miner's lantern- 10 1/2"H - good condition; and a hand dug wooden powder keg with tin bale handle and hand forged iron bands around base and top - i

Two Shaker buckets with bale handles in original worn paint. One bucket missing the wooden handle to bail, both buckets with paint losses but good structural condition.

Stave construction with two iron bands, steel wire swing bale handle with turned wood grip, printed paper label that reads: The Best, 7 1/4" diameter x 6" high. Condition paint circa 93%.

Two buckets, both with bale handles. The larger has oval bale side plates and measures 9 3/4"H x 11 3/4" diameter - good condition with natural finish; the smaller with a diamond shaped bale plates an

Nineteenth century. Two pieces of forged iron: ember tongs with twisted detail, 14.5"l., and fireplace tongs, 21.5"l. Pine stave constructed bucket with tin lid and wire bale handle, 10"h. Pine and pu

Two blue and white spongeware vessels including: Mixing bowl with tin bale handle - very good condition - 11 5/8"W x 4 1/2"H; together with a Butter crock - tight hairline, else good condition - 9" di

Two 19th century lanterns including: 1) Tin with attached glass 2 mold shade, wire bale handle, and tin burner that if removable from the base - very good condition - 13"H to top of brass chimney; 2)

Two early painted splint baskets cross-wrapped across top rim, including one in grungy light green paint with single handle and pushed in bottom - 13"D x 8"H - very good condition, and one in a newer

Two country boxes including grain painted document box with brass handle and original lock - mid 19th century - 16.5"L x 9.25"D x 6.25"H - good condition; together with a fine smaller trinket box with

Two stoneware crocks including 1 gallon with large hand painted cobalt blue number "1" on front signed Fort Edward NY, together with a 1 gallon jug with a blue flower on front. Chip on handle otherwis

Two fancy porcelain tea cups with hallmarks on bases,including 1 with a Sevres style mark in gold and decorated with flowers and also having a hand painted gold handle with rosette; the other with an

Twentieth century. Two wedding baskets with stacked compartments, bamboo handles and painted decoration, 15.5" to 19.5"h., red wooden charger with gold phoenix, 3.5"h. 17"d., two square buckets, two r

All Original Condition, Some Rust on Metal. Overall Good Condition Height 10"

All with fiction fitted lids with folding wire bale handles, two chromolithographed tin, including Phoenix Dry Compound Fire Extinguisher, Norwich, Conn. With nice illustration of Phoenix rising from

Both circa early 20 th century in original painted finish, including one in green, with arched cut-out ends, 9 ¾ x 20 x 14 ¾” high; and pine with gray paint, boot jack ends,13 x 35

American, late 19th century. Stave-constructed bucket with tin bands, lid, bale handle, and original red paint. 9.75" high.

Likely 19th or early 20th century. The bucket having a very nice early mustard painted surface all bound in metal straps with a bale handle. H10" W7 3/4" Sold from the collection of an upcountry, Sout