Early 19th century wood foot warmer with wire bale handle

Early 19th century wood foot warmer with wire bale handle, lift up sliding door, 7"T x 10.5"W x 7"D

Two pierced tin foot warmers with bale handles, early to mid 19th century, both decorated with hearts. Includes one with the original removable ash bin. Both in good condition. The largest measures 8"

Mid 19th century. Hardwood frames with mortised construction, turned columns, wire bale handle and punched tin boxes. Larger is walnut with interior coal well. 7.5"h. 9.75"w. 9.5"d. Smaller is cherry

Mid 19th century, mixed woods. Drilled holes with an incised grid pattern. Original red/brown paint. Sliding door has nailed repair. Wear. 6.5"h. 8.25"w. 7.75"d. not including wire bail handle.

Punched tin and wood foot warmer, wire bale handle, 5.75"T x 9"L x 7.5"W

A wooden frame candle barn lantern with glass sides, tin socket with flanges at base, and wire bale handle - early 19th century. Measures approximately 15 1/2"H x 8" square. Provenance: From the Doris

Late 18th/Early 19th Century Polychrome Paint Decorated Softwood Dome Top Miniature Chest. Polychrome bird, floral and foliate decoration on blue ground with white trim, wire hinges, bale handle, meta

Pennsylvania 19th Century Punched-Tin Foot Warmer. Mortised and pegged construction with vasiform column supports and wire bail handle. Decorative punched-heart designs on the tin panels. 5-3/4"h x 9"

Late 19th-early 20th century paint decorated pine miniature Scandanavian box, wire bale handle, 5.75"T x 9"L x 5"D

Pennsylvania 19th Century Punched tin Foot Warmer. Mortised and pegged construction with vasiform column supports and wire bail handle. Decorative punched heart designs on the tin panels. 6"h x 9"w x

Pennsylvania 19th Century Punched Tin Foot Warmer. Mortised and pegged construction with vasiform column supports and wire bail handle. Decorative punched geometric designs on the tin panels. 5-3/4"h.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Punch Tin Foot Warmer. Mortised and pegged red painted softwood frame with vasiform column supports and wire bail handle. Tin box with heart in a circle punched decorations,

19th Century Shaker Pail. Wire bale handle with wood grip, tin band supports on vertical alternating wood staves. 5-3/8"h. x 8-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with minor corrosion on metal bands. Pleasing

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Silverplate desk box with flowers and leaves, ball feet, bale handle and two interior lidded boxes and removable tray. 4"h. 7.25"w. 5.25"w. Embossed leather Vic

Two Early 19th Century Cast Iron Gypsy Kettles. Bulbous forms with bale handles and tri-foot bases. Smaller has a tin lid. Largest measures 9-1/2"h. x 11" diam. Condition: Good with rust and pitting.

19th century wood and glass candle lantern with wire bale, tin heat deflector, door is wooden pinned with wire hinges, old dry natural surface, 10.5"T x 5.25" square (excluding handle)

A good wooden foot warmer in original red stain, slide lid vertical door, bale handle and original removable tin coal holder with applied handle. Mid 19th century. Measures 11 4/"W x 7 1/2"D x 5 1/4"H

Early 19th century. Having a one board hinged top with molded edge above five panel dovetailed case atop a nicely molded base. The piece having bale handles at each side. H16 1/2" W33 1/2" D16 3/8" So

Late 19th or early 20th century jointed marionettes on wire and wood handles. Some paint loss, original clothing approx 8" tall dolls.

An early 19th century British tea caddy. Burl wood case in sarcophagus form with molded top, Boxwood stringing, Brass lion's mask handles and ball feet. Opens to reveal two tea boxes and compartment f

Early 19th century, The chest with four graduated cockbeaded drawers fitted with oval brass plates with bale handles & escutcheons, serpentine skirt raised on well formed French feet. Height 38" Width

English Regency period yew burl wood tea caddy, early 19th c., of sarcophagus form, velvet-lined lid interior, two compartments with covers, remnants of foil lining, brass ring handles and ball feet,

Early 18th & 19th Century powder horns. Largest is a barrel powder horn, measures approx 10" L and has original fruit wood cap has some loss around the edge and missing wire bale. The other two are fl

English, early 19th C. Octagonal sarcophagus form, with natural inlaid diamond form key hole. Raised on rounded brass feet with decorative loop handles on either side. Withhinged lid opening to three