Green P.D. Tiffany Leather Fire Bucket.

Paint-decorated "S.S. Davis". 17 1/2" high, 8" wide, 7 1/2" deep. Found in Biddeford, Maine with Tall Case Clock. (Lot 31)

19th Century green painted leather fire bucket. Stenciled in yellow and red "H&L 1" Raised strap handle with iron collar support. Height of 18inch

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.

Painted leather fire bucket in green paint. The name on the bucket is difficult to read but is No 2 from what appears Job. A. Peckham. The city is non-legible. The bucket retains the original green pa

Apprx 8 3/8" in diameter and 12 1/2" tall.

Two Painted Leather Fire Buckets, New England, c. 1825. The shorter barrel-shaped bucket inscribed 'Worcester UFA' in gold and green paint over maroon ground, handle detached; together with tall black

Painted green with red top rim. JAMES SNOW, NO 2, 1824”. Original wrapped leather hand. Measures 11 ½ inches tall x 8 ½ inches diameter top. All original. Normal wear to paint.

Original paint American Hand painted No. 2 Caleb Faxon 1816 leather fire bucket . Has original handle which is not attached. Green ground with red rim and gold lettering. 13 inches tall x 8inches diam

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)

Painted green, red banner with name in gold lettering "James Moulton". 14 inches high

E. S Dickerman, green paint with gold feather paint badge with brown stencil, (handle detached on one end) , Winterthur Deaccession 18.5”h with handle, 12.5”h with handle, 7”w x 7.5&

Painted: H. F. Green No. 4. 11" x 9" stiff, handle separated and worn.

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

Early leather-painted fire bucket complete with the original leather handle. This bucket was repainted orange with green stripes and a gold gilt band around the top. The bucket measures 13" tall and i

TWO LEATHER FIRE BUCKETS19th CenturyOne painted green. Other painted brown with "Washington No. 1" in yellow lettering.Heights 12.5" to 13.5".

United States,19th Century One in green with "Broad Street T No 5", other in blue with faded decoration.Leather Each 13 1/2" tall, From a New Hampshire gentleman.

Eight Piece Wood and Leather Grouping to include brass handled tray, leather fire bucket, leather containers, two woven baskets, green leather wastebasket, etcetera tallest 12 inches

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

Fire bucket from the nineteenth century with fire company markings P.W. and B, 18 printed in red letters on a green painted bucket. The leather wrapped rope handle is dried and worn 19" H x 8" L with

early 19thC New England classic form excellent old green & black painted fire bucket w iron handle rings & orig leather swing handle - all leather & stitching in excellent cond - height to top of hand

Pair of American Paint-decorated Leather George Washington Memorial Fire Bucket, probably Boston. Dated 1800, black-painted bucket with red edge, the front painted with a scene showing a white urn wit

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

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED LEATHER FIRE BUCKET, for "THOS BARKER / ENTERPRISE FIRE CLUB", with a fire team responding to a fire in a town setting. Retains an early polychrome painted surface. Possibl

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