Early wood trencher cut very thin

Early wood trencher cut very thin, old original dry surface, 4"H x 25"L x 11.75"W

American, 18th and 19th Century. Including: (1) wood trencher with beautiful wear; (2) fine ladle with hooked handle. Thin carved, original redbrown surface. 18th or early 19th Century; (3) spoons; (4

EARLY WOOD TRENCHER New England, maple, with original blue painted finish, 3 1/4" h, 19 1/4" l, 10 1/2" d.

Early heavy wood trencher in natural surface, 4"t. 27" x 12 1/2"

2 early wood trenchers in old dry surface, large is 5"H x 24"L x 13.75"W

Very nice early wood trencher in original red paint. 21 1/4 x 15 12/2 x 6. Great surface and condition

Early wood cut ofsteam fire engines in use by the New York Fire Department. This is likely from a Harpers Weekly or other New York City paper. It is framed in an old wooden frame and measures 9 1/2" b

3 early wood trenchers in natural surface, largest 10" x 24"

19th century,maple with good color and patina, 24 1/2 x 13 1/4 x 3 1/2" high. Condition Fine.

Circa 1940's Polychrome painted early laminated wood cut-out in the form of a sand piper with pink ground and blue shaded text reading: Ann Curries Sandpiper Fine Cloths, with painted ocean waves and

Item: Early oval wood trencher from the mid 19th century. Date: Circa 1850's or earlier. Dimensions: 13” x 10” x 3”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in

The Lover's Leap along The French Broad River, North Carolina - At Early Sunrise wood cut engraving, from "Picturesque America; or, The Land We Live In, A Delineation by Pen and Pencil of the Mountain

215. Esherick, Wharton; & Amory Hare. Tristram and Iseult. 10 wood-cut illustrations by Esherick. Thin 4to, gilt-lettered cloth; moderate wear, Rockwell Kent illustration mounted to verso of title (si

7 inch early tiger stripped wood spoon. Thin carved with wide flat knob handle. Original condition and patina

Anonymous. Cartoon Card Butlers. Not signed. Cut out wood with early paint. Good condition. Tallest is 31" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $65

Early 19th century. A carved wood painted trencher with approximately 50+ pieces of painted and carved stone fruit, nuts, figs, peaches, lemons, plaster melon, and wood nut. 5" high, 27" wide, 11 1/2"

Great Jefferson Georgia Folk Artist Tubby Brown (late) Noah's Ark Tin & Wood Cut Out Display, circa early 1980s. This is a outstanding folk piece with original shelf to display on. This is hand painte

23 ½” Early Tack Decorated Wood Handle with a 9” Cut Heart Hawk Head with lots of patina

Oil on wood panel 7 x 5 in., 9 x7 in. (framed). Looks like thin panel cut and laid on wood. Heavy varnish. This could be a Colonial period portrait. Lots of in-painting

Item: August Size: approx. 7.5 x 9 in. mounted on an 13 x17 in. sheet C.H. Shannon. Original wood-cut. Circa 1902. From an early 20th cent. folio sized British publication - The Artist Engraver. No Re

Southwestern United States or Mexico, ca. early 20th century CE. Incredible piece of folk art! Heavy solid piece of wood cut into a cross then covered with dozens of small milagros (also called ex-vot

Brass desk set, late 19th/ early 20th C., inlaid wood top with two red cut glass inkwells with domed brass lids, center with well topped with lion, base with flanking scroll handles and wide border of

Great looking ice cream tray cut in Bergen's Columbia design. Beautiful clear tusks winding throughout the piece - very early, wood wheel polished.

Mahogany with tombstone arched sides and door, punched tin top and pine base with four vent holes, wire swing bale handle, tin candle socket with bottom plate with cut-out holes to match those on pine