Early Treen Sander

This is a lovely early sander. It is hand-turned and has the typical drilled holes in the shape of a star. It has a wonderful patina! This type of sander was used for blotting ink. The sand was put in

Nice early treen sander. Also called a pounce pot, these were used to pour pounce - fine sand - for blotting ink. Made with a recessed top, so the pounce then be poured back into the sander. Circa lat

INCLUDING 2 SANDERS, MINIATURE BUTTER CHURN, 4 COVERED JARS

Ink Sander (Pounce Pot), used in ink writing and calligraphy. Turned from a single piece of light-colored hardwood. Pouring holes on the top, in a star form. Late 18th/early 19th century, New England.

Turned poplar in apple form in original polychrome painted finish with printed Christies N.Y. tag from sale 7936, lot 471, 10, June, 1994, 3" diameter x 4.2" high. Christie's Auction June 10, 1994 Lot

EARLY TREEN PLATE 9"

TALL EARLY TREEN PITCHER, ORIGINAL SURFACE, SOLID, 12"

EARLY TREEN PLATE, 9.5"

EARLY TREEN PLATE 7"

EARLY TREEN PLATE 9"

Early treen plate - 7" diam

Early treen bowl - 10 3/4"x11 1/4"x3 3/4"

American and European, 19th Century. Group: (1) German pipe with ivory head; (2) smoking pipe; (3) horn spoon; (4) gourd containers with silver buttons and large cork stopper; (5) primitive treen bowl

Lot of five, including two carved springerle cookie molds in dark hardwood, one lolly-pop type with stylized floral 3 1/2 x 9 3/4" long; 2nd rectangular with four molds, 2 1/2 x 12" long, both with ni

Nineteenth century. Nicely turned detail. 3.5"h.

Early Treen Lot, including hanging salt box H 11-3/4", covered sugar H 3-1/2"  and tiered taza H 8-1/2".

EARLY TREEN PLATE10"

Nineteenth century. Turned rosewood two piece sander. Age split. 3.75"h. And a square hard stone inkwell. Edge flakes. 2.25"h.

EARLY TREEN PLATE 8"

Item: Butter scoop & turned muddler. Maple scoop, mid 19th C, unpainted natural patina. Ash muddler, late 18th C, unpainted natural patina. Dimensions: Scoop- 10 7/8 inches L, Mddler - 7 1/2 inches L

Including a apple form caddy, 4 3/4" diameter x 5 1/2" high; plus stave constructed small bucket with wire bale handle, 6 1/2" diameter x 4 3/4" high, less handle; and an early lace weavers loom, 12 x

Early Tree Trunk Butcher Block w/ Tri - Leg in Old Paint in Gd. Cond. - 27in.H. x 24in.W. x 21in.D.

Three treen sanders. One has graphite written on bottom 'Helen Webler'. Condition: H 3". Copy and paste link for high-res images:

Comprising: a heavy glass and brass inkwell, a pair of 19th century cast iron snow birds, a treen sander, a pewter inkwell with ceramic insert, a giltwood carved putto head mounted as a bookend, a 19t