Early Wooden Textile Equipment Yarn Roller Rope Winder

Early Wooden Textile Equipment Yarn Roller Rope Winder

20" w x 18" D x 24" T Mortised and pegged

LATE 18TH EARLY 19TH CENT PRIMATIVE WOODEN FLOOR MODEL YARN WINDER - 36 3/4" T - WEAR, SPLITS IN BASE, IMPERFECTIONS

Early 19th century wooden yarn winder, mortise and tenoned construction, old dry finish, 37"T x 16"W

American, late-19th or early-20th Century. Wooden cap on blue glass bottle with a wooden whimsy tree made of pine and a dice base, 12"h. And a clear bottle with wood stopper and hand yarn winder, 7"h.

Early 19th century yarn winder in red painted surface, wooden pinned and mortis and tenon construction, 27"T x 24"W x 21"D

Wonderful circa 1975 John Nesbitt Textile Winder. All brass mounted on wooden base. Looks to be complete. Hand crank to operate. Excellent early piece with great mechanics. 32"x28" Excellent

an early measure, carved from a stump and measuring 10.5" H; and unusual mortar; a 19th century yarn winder; (2) various paddles; and a wooden crock lid.

Height including handle 45.5 inches. A rare form, only one other known.

20th century AD. A rectangular paper panel on a textile backing with wooden roller, three long columns of calligraphic text; lateral column of text and a red chop seal impression; attributed to Baishi

West Africa, Guinea / Liberia, Loma (also Looma, Lorma, Loghoma, or Toma) peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A wonderfully abstract wooden, textile, and hide figural element from the top of a staff,

Pair of Circus Wagon Parade Banners. Circa early-mid 20th century. Fabric and sequined parade banners on wooden rollers painted red and silver, with leather and chain hangers. 29 x 28”; 25 x 22&

1 giraffe, 1 leopard, 3 donkeys/mules, 1 monkey, 1 bird, 1 dog, appear to be hand carved, neck and limbs articulate, made from wood, rope/twine, and leather, all show wear, discoloration, paint loss,

1 Sumatra yellow, red & multicolored weft brocade w/ metallic threads on cotton, 112” x 22”, (wear, pulls, some yarn loss, hem discolored, wear spots/holes up to 1”) good; 1 Sumatra

From a lodge hall in New Jersey, late 19th-early 20th century. Almost life size deer on wooden base with rollers. Laminated construction with pegs and wire nails, hollow body, carved legs and well for

Group Of 2 Early European Torture Instruments circa 17th - 18th century including a garrote with wooden handles and spliced rope and a tongue tearer retaining a brass Coward collection tag and listed

RARE LIFESAVING STATION FAKING BOXLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyFrom the U.S.C.G.C. Campbell. Box under old black and red paint. Removing lid reveals rope wrapped around wooden posts, wrapped in a manne

North Pacific, Hawaii, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine set of three Hawaiian royal standards known as kahilis formed from wooden poles wrapped in gold-hued rope or cloth to their mid-se

Early/Mid 1900s, Rare hand carved fancy wooden hook marked "From Juneau, Alaska," with a two-headed creature on top, steel barb, and rope-wrapped attachers. Very good condition, great patina. 5" x 10"

ELECTRIC FLUTING MACHINE WITH LARGE BRASS ROLLS. MOUNTED ON WOODEN BOARD. LIFT-UP HANDLE 6" X 2" WIDE ROLLERS

Early Wooden Carousel Trojan Horse, Possible Herschell. Has been stripped of paint, missing parts. Was acquired from an estate, no paperwork or other information is known. Stand not included. This ite

Anonymous Pair of Early Wooden Horses. Carved wood constructions with mixed media. Lots of wear and minor loss consistent with age, otherwise good to fair condition. 33" long x 21" h. Provenance: The

large cope, gold needlework applied crest on red velvet, 56”h, 58”w; gold (silk disintegrated) and red velvet piece made up of (2) rectangular panels 28”h, 45”w; a shield-shape

Early stoneware jug with incised bird. North Eastern United States, circa 1800. Early wooden stopper. Condition: Excellent. Rim chips. Minimal tight spider cracks to neck area. Some interior residue.