EARLY AMERICAN LEATHER FIRE BUCKET

Early 19th Century American Painted Leather Fire Bucket. Circa 1800s. Original paint, the name James Davis in yellow on a black scroll, most of the original image and lettering rubbed away, but eagle&

LEATHER FIRE BUCKET Early American, original oxidized green and red paint, with cream white lettering "Wm Rodman, 1797", wire attached handle, old but possibly not original, 13" h, 8 3/4" dia (at top)

Early leather-painted fire bucket with original handle. This bucket is complete with the original green paint. The name is partially missing but it is bucket number 2. A nice early American fire bucke

Painted Leather Fire Bucket, American, probably Boston, MA, Dated 1815, with original painted surface, depicting an a arm grasping a fire bucket, inscribed "FRIENDS / PUBLICK / 1815", and the name, "S

Second quarter 19th century. Original red/brown paint with banner "Mousam 3" in gold and black. Wear. 11.5"h. not including leather handle. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, So

Second quarter 19th century. Later paint over layers of flaked red and black. Patriotic shield with "WGB 1837". 11.25"h. not including leather handle. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, M

Painted bannerette with "G.W. Brown 1820" on one side. Measures 13" tall to rim. Provenance: David Fannon collection.

Mid to late 19th century American leather fire bucket, painted green with yellow text "MK / ENGINE / No. 4", with a leather handle, the base illegibly stamped, 20"h x 9"w.

Nice original leather fire bucket. Painted markings H.P. Still has handle. 12" Excellent

Very nice early leather fire bucket #2 painted with the original owner's name T. Aylword and dated 1837. The bucket retains the original leather handle with some early repairs. It stands 11" tall. A v

Early leather fire bucket that is complete with the original leather wrapped rope handle. The bucket is painted with the name G.E. Waie and G.V. It is unknown where the original owner was from. The bu

Early brass riveted leather fire bucket in crackled red paint. This bucket has a name or company initials on it, but they are illegible. The bucket is 12" tall and is complete with the original handle

EARLY LEATHER FIRE BUCKET STENCILED E.F. CO.

Early leather fire bucket that is in as-found condition. The bucket has its original handle, though partially detached. The bucket has remnants of an old original painting, but it is very difficult to

Early leather fire bucket that is in as found condition. The bucket has its original handle, though partially detacted. The bucket has remenants of an old original painting, but it is very difficult t

Design & Owner's Name from Original Family- 16" Tall X 9" Around- Handle slightly Worn- Signed A.H. Endee No. 3

Two 19th century American leather Fire buckets with the original polychrome painted decoration. From the "Mutual Fire Society", bucket #1 "NathE Howard" and #2 "James Bowers" both dated "1823" verso.

Early leather fire bucket from Brush Hill located in Milton, MA. This leather bucket retains some of the original paint and has areas of significant paint loss. The bucket stands 12" tall with tight s

Paint decorated leather fire bucket, "Michael Johnson 1802 No 1 Ancient Fire Soc" on front, "Boston" on back, leather bail handle, 9" x 9-1/2" x 12" h excluding handle, Handles intact, pealing leather

Early Old Leather Fire Bucket - needs soaked in water to return to shape.

Typical cylindrical form with hoop-form handle; painted with red, banner in ochre color reashs "Ordnance". From the U.S.S. Nevada 16" wih handle

American painted leather fire bucket, 19th century, having a copper hoop and grommets and decoration reading 'Spilsbury House' to the front, otherwise apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: h. 8

Early painted leather fire bucket from Jos. Barney and is dated 1838. The paint was touched up and multiple layers of old paint are visible. The bucket lacks its original handle. It is 14" tall and in

Early leather-painted fire bucket with a replacement handle. This bucket has worn green paint and retains remnants of the gold banner with the original owner's name which appears to be Porter. It stan