FIVE AMERICAN BUTTER PRINTS.

Nineteenth Century. Flowers, strawberries, bird and swan. Some edge loss, age splits. Average 5"d.

Nineteenth century. Rectangular. Two with frames, one dovetailed with pinwheel and "MS", 6.25"l., one with various nails including square, carved hearts, leaves and star. Loss. 7"l. Two with sheaves o

Nineteenth century. Three earliest have tulip (wear), cow and leaf. 3.5", 4", 4.25"d., one cased with leaf, 3.5"d. and one four part with wire staple hinges and bentwood band. Carved farm scenes. 4.5"

Second half 19th century, mixed woods. Five prints including sheaf of wheat, thistle, pineapple and etc. 6"h. to 3"h. And five molds including sheaf of wheat and stylized flowers. From 5.5"h. to 4.5"h

AMERICAN CARVED TREEN BUTTER PRINTS, LOT OF FIVE, each of circular form, featuring stylized foliate design, integral handle, includes one miniature example. 19th century. 1 3/8" to 4 3/8" D.Overall mo

American, second half 19th Century and third quarter 20th Century. A sectioned cow mold, 2.25"h. 9.25"w. 5.5"d. A print with flower and foliage, 3.75"h. A print with grapes and basket, 3.25"w. 2.25"h.

Nineteenth century. Round with various handles and designs. Sheaves of wheat, flowers, compass star, pineapple and "HA". Some edge loss and age splits. 2.25" to 5"d.

A group of five American prints (Max Arthur Cohn, Fisherman; Steven Dohanos, The Postman; Mina Benz Hoffman, The Immigrant; Charles Wheele Locke, Brooklyn Wharf; Ethel Magafan, Clothesline)each signed

Second half 19th century, maple. Flower with carved clenched hand. Refinished. 4.25"h.

Second half 19th century. Three round and one rectangular. Including prints depicting wheat, leaves and a star. Varying wear. Largest round print 4.5"w.

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Ohio sewertile basket with holes. Short firing separation. 10"h. 9"d. And a long butter print with four initialed blocks screwed into place, "JWH". 17.25"l.

Nineteenth century. Prince of Wales feathers, acorn, star, two compass stars (one missing handle), heart with glued handle and old red paint (age?), and double sided with heart and cow (blue ink). Var

Nineteenth-20th century. Five American butter paddles including some with figured wood. Some refinishing and edge loss. 8.75" to 13.5"l., two carved Scandinavian spoons, 6", 8.5"l. and an Asian natura

Mid 19th century. One has some damage, 4.25"d., one has a repaired handle, 3.25"d.

Six round butter prints vertically mounted on a painted wood backplate; includes pineapple, thistle and other flowering plant patterns; prints range in size from 4 7/8" dia. - 3 1/8" dia.; backplate 5

First half 19th century, oak. Stylized tulip flanked by stars and repeating "v" rim. Some wear and burns, 13"h.

Nineteenth century. Chip carved tulip with stars and foliage. Age splits. 3"d.

Mid 19th century, walnut. Dovetailed case with single sided double tulip carving. 2.5"h. 8"l. And a maple ladle with some figure, 12.5"l.

A Set of Five American Silver Butter Pats Diameter each 6 1/8 inches. Origin: Property from the Helen Simons Trust, Chicago, Illinois

(19th century)Three McKenny & Hall: Wesh-Cubb, A-Chippeway-Widow, Meta-Koosega, hand colored lithographs on paper, from History of the Indian Tribes of North America…, published by Edward Biddle, Ph

A GROUP OF FIVE AMERICAN AND GERMAN PRINTS OF NEW ORLEANS AND AUTOGRAPH BY JAMES FENIMORE COOPER, MID 19TH CENTURY, comprising an aquatint engraving portrait of American writer James Fenimore Cooper (

AMERICAN CARVED TREEN BUTTER PRINTS / MOLDS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a rectangular board featuring three tulips, a circular print with integral handle featuring a cross-hatched pear, and a circular m

AMERICAN CARVED TREEN BUTTER PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, each of circular form with integral handle, one featuring a spread-wing eagle, the other a daisy-like flower. Second half 19th century. 4" and 4 1/4" D

Historic Americana American Heraldic Eagle Design Hand-Carved Butter Mold Early to Mid-19th Century, Hand-Carved Wooden Patriotic American Heraldic Eagle Design Butter Print Mold, Choice Very Fine. Th