19thC Shaker "Beans" firkin in very desirable red &

19thC Shaker "Beans" firkin in very desirable red & yellow paint - 10 1/2" tall

19thC Shaker small firkin - 6" tall x 6" diam top

19THC. SHAKER INSPIRED LAP DESK IN RED WASH

19thC Shaker swing handled finger lapped bucket in orig red paint - as is - 11" tall to top of handle x 7" diam

excellent early 19thC country Sheraton 4 drawer chest on shaped skirt w wooden knobs & delicate turned/rounded feet in very desirable old red surface - 37" tall x 42" wide

Old firkin in original red and yellow paint marked “BEANS” on lid. Very good condition. Late 19th to early 20th century. 9.75”H.

Canted Firkin in Old Green & Red Paint, Shaker Diamond Bail Handle, c 1840, 12" Base Diameter, 9" H

LOT 2 19TH C. COUNTRY PIECES - FIRKIN & PANTRY BOX - FIRKIN WITH SHAKER STYLE FINGERS & COPPER TACKS 10" HIGH, 9 1/2" DIAMETER TOP; 10 1/2" DIAMETER PANTRY BOX WITH TRACES OF ORIGINAL RED PAINT 5 1/2"

China Qing Dynasty Bean red bottle

China Qing Dynasty Bean red plate

Bean Red Pencil Washer in Qing Dynasty

China Qing Dynasty bean red lamp

China Qing Dynasty Bean Red Bottle

QING DYNASTY BEAN RED JAR ; H25cm W15cm

QING DYNASTY BEAN RED BOTTLE ; H16.5cm W6cm

MING DYNASTY BEAN RED POT ; H24cm W26cm

QING DYNASTY BEAN RED BOWL ; H7cm W17cm

Qing dynasty Kangxi style bean red Guanyin bottle

QING DYNASTY BEAN RED PLUM BOTTLE ; H20cm W8cm

Item: Sterling Silver Dog Pepper / Salt Shaker Red Setter 1927 Date - 1927 Made in Sheffield Made by RH Halford Approx. Weight - 186g Approx. Length - 14.8cm Approx. Height - 6.2cm Medium: Sterling si

An Armspear wire bottom lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and very clean. The globe is a desirable red cast Corning CNERy cast in a rectangular panel. These globes a

Pre-columbian Colima Dog from West Mexico ,ca. 300 B.C.-300 A.D. Very desirable red ware terracotta dog standing on four legs with spout in the rear. 11.41' in length x 7.08" in height.

Gemini IV original NASA photo, showing the desirable ''red number'' at upper left, and printed on fiber-based paper with ''A Kodak Paper'' watermark on verso. Image number S-65-30427 is the famous spa

Bean-Red Glazed Porcelain Pot.