SMALL OVAL BOX Pine and maple, original natural finish,

VERY SMALL OVAL BOXPine and maple, original natural finish, three fingers, pencil script notations on top and bottom "Alice...July 1, 1856" and "Alberts weight, 68, size...May 10, 1885", excellent con

SMALL OVAL BOXPine and maple, original natural varnished finish, three fingers, c. 1840, overall good condition, small nick off end of rim finger, copper tacks and wood pegs, 1 3/8" h, 3 1/2" l.

LARGE OVAL BOXPine and maple, original natural finish, five fingers, c. 1850, overall good condition, copper tacks, 6 1/4" h, 14 5/8" l.

19TH C. HINGHAM OVAL PANTRY BOX Pine and maple, original natural finish, stamped on lid "B.F. Hersey" (Bela French Hersey, 1817-1879, son of cooper Cotton Hersey), two opposing fingers secured with ir

OVAL BOXPine and maple, original bittersweet red painted finish, four fingers right to left, attached with small copper tacks, wood pegged lid and base, very fine condition, found in Maine, 2 1/8" h,

OVAL BOXPine and maple, original dark blue painted finish, three fingers (right to left), small nick out of rim on left front, overall good condition, Sabbathday Lake, ME, c. 1840, painted on base, 2

OVAL BOXPine and maple, original varnished chrome yellow finish, four fingers (right to left), finely carved with top finger 1/4" shorter, overall good condition, c. 1830-1840, 3 1/2" h, 8 5/8" l.

Rare small painted oval pantry box. C 1840, maple & pine, New England. Original red paint. Finger joint construction, iron tack & wood peg joinery. Dimensions: 3 1/2"W X 1 1/2"H X 2 5/8"D Shipping Dom

Mid-19th century. This diminutive one finger pine and maple example with original lid and paint, now age darkened. The lid appears to have two faint impressed initials at the center. SIZE: 2-3/4&#8221

STACK OF OVAL PANTRY BOXES Six graduated early 19th c. boxes, maple and pine, original red painted finishes, smallest (1" h, 3" l) to largest (2 1/2" h, 7" l), largest box has a list of spoons and sug

OVAL BOXPine and maple, original chrome yellow varnished wash/stain, inscribed in pencil under lid "Amy P. Bowers, February 13, 1881.", (note: Sister Amy Bowers, a Shaker weaver, was born in 1861 and

Pine and maple, original natural finish, two rotating cages supported on a vertical bar, with adjustable height, pegged and mortised, found near Enfield, CT, c. 1830, 38" h, 15" w.

A pair of Shaker oval boxes, each with 4 fingers in original natural finish, mid 19th century. Missing lids, otherwise all original and in very good condition. The largest measures 13"L x 9 3/4"W x 5

OVAL BOXMaple and pine, with a cedar top, original natural finish, three finely shaped fingers, c. 1850, excellent condition, 5 7/8" l, (ex. Courcier/Wilkins collection).

Large Antique Oval Bentwood Storage Box. Oak and Pine construction with natural finish. 13-3/4"h. x 19-1/4"w. x 16-1/4"d. Condition: Good with wear and age cracks.

Maple, original natural finish, exceedingly fine carving from a single piece of wood, hooked handle, thin stock, small crack left side, (note: a very fine example of woodworking craftsmanship), 12" l,

Small Oval Shaker Bentwood Trinket Box. Lapped finger joints with copper tacks, natural finish. 1-3/4"h. x 3-3/4"w. x 2-1/2"d.

TWO SISTER'S OVAL SEWING CARRIERSPine and maple, natural varnish finish, swing handles, four fingers, small carrier with red silk, fitted with tomato pincushion, wax, strawberry emery, felt needlecase

2 oval Harvard lap pantry boxes in original natural surface, small is 2"T x 6"L x 4.25"W, large is 2.5"T x 6.5"L x 4.75"W, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

Small pine valuables box from Eastern Ontario with original stained finish, interior till, brass hinges, handles and lock. The top features the owner's name carved within a rectangle, surrounded by a

An early small decorated toleware oval box. 5 1/2 long x 3 1/2 deep x 2 1/2 tall. Excellent original condition with original decoration and finish. Very minor paint loss.

Counter top dice popper trade stimulator with original bar-glass top, and front award card. Very good original condition with original finish to the pine wood box, hinged rear door with a small chip t

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX, pine, maple, and oak, oval form with tacked opposing finger-lap and wooden-pin construction. Retains its original blue-painted surface. Probably Massachusetts.

HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX, pine and maple, oval form with tacked opposing finger-lap and wooden-pin construction, cover stamped "C. H". Retains its original green-painted surf