AMERICAN TOLE SUGAR.

Ca. 1840s. Old, possibly original, black paint with orange and yellow swags. 3.75"h.

Ca 1840s. Lidded sugar with original pale yellow ground and red and green flourishes. Wear, especially on lid, damage to lid and lid flange is loose. 3.5"h.

American (Pennsylvania), 19th Century. Group of four: (1) red pail has blue, mustard and blue bands with decorated stenciled top; (2) syrup container; (3) cup; (4) brown sugar container. The smallest,

The Perfect Pantry Circa 1870 American upscale grocery store dispensing and display cabinet stenciled perfect pantry and stenciled doors for flour sugar millet painted birds and floral design multiple

Group of six painted tole items. Including a good red decorated covered sugar. American, 19th century. Condition: Wear and imperfections. Matchbox H 2-3/8". Bucket with lid H 3-3/4". Top Hat box H 2-3

Aldro T. Hibbard, American. Sugar house in Winter woodland landscape. Unsigned, Estate stamps on stretcher and canvas verso. Oil on canvas. Framed. Image size 22 x 30in, overall size 29.5 x 37.5

American Sugar Safe, Tennessee or Kentucky, 19th Century, cherry and poplar, hinged breadboard 3-board top on a rectangular case with a single long drawer on deeply turned feet. Height 27 ¾ in.

Tole deed box in a vibrant yellow, decorated with two birds flanking a floral basket on the front and top as well as having stylized tulip motifs on each end. The top has a raised panel with an undula

Ca 1840s. Original japanned ground with bright floral decoration. Wire handle. Minor wear and dents, varnished surface. 5.75"h. 6"d.

Tennessee or Kentucky, 2nd quarter-19th century, cherry with poplar secondary. Large, dovetailed case with applied molding and square nails. Turned legs, slant lid and divided interior with two doveta

Second half 19th century. Stave construction with bentwood bands and swing handle. Original blue paint. Wear and some edge loss. 9"h. 8.5"d.

From a house porch in York, Pennsylvania, late 19th century. Large sheet metal wall pocket with old paint of couple, flowers and "Mail". Wear and old varnish. 21"h. 18.25"w.

Second half 19th century. Stave construction with bentwood bands and swing handle. Original grey paint with colorful label on lid "S.D. Thomas 150 Sabatis St. (Maine?). Interior lid has same penciled

America, ca. 1840s. Original floral paint with green winged yellow bird black painted ground. Applied strap handle, gooseneck spout and brass finial. Overall wear. 11"h.

19th c. Painted Metal Rectangular Tray, central panel depicting an American three-mast ship with smaller vessel approaching, captioned "Ship Montere (sic) of Boston, H. Crowell Master", surrounded by

First half 19th century. Wrought iron nippers with brass post and ferule. Mahogany base and turned handle. 6"h. 17"l. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, South Dakota.

Second half 19th century. Stave construction with bentwood swing handle and bands with copper tacks. Blue over blue paint. Overall wear, some edge and surface loss. 12"h. 12"d.

Second quarter 19th century. Dometop with bale handle and tin hasp. Original japanned ground with well done red tulips and yellow flourishes with faint white details. Minor wear. 5.5"h. 9"l.

Ca. 1840s. Same forms with goose neck spouts. Bright original floral paint on japanned grounds. Grounds are worn. 10.25", 10.5"h.

Nineteenth century. Two stave constructed sugar buckets with bentwood fingered bands, copper tacks and swing handles. Natural finish, no lid. 14"h. and later blue paint. Age splits, some loss. 11.5"h.

Mid 19th century, pine and oak. Stave construction with swing handle. Fingered band on lid, overlapped bands on bottom. Worn greenish-black paint. 9.25"h. 10.25"d. Wear and some edge loss.

Second half 19th century. Stave construction with bentwood swing handle and bands with copper tacks. Original grey paint. Lid impressed "Wilder P. Clark". Wear and minor edge loss. 11.75"h. 12"d.

Attributed to Pennsylvania, 2nd quarter 19th century, pine. Dovetailed box with square nails. Interior has wrought iron swivel blade with wooden handle on two pieces of ash. Original red grained paint

Second half 19th century. Stave constructed lidded bucket with metal bands, copper tacks, and bail handle. Dark blue paint appears to be original. Penciled notation inside lid "Grandma's sugar pail fr