Pair of Early Fire Buckets with Original Paint

EARLY 19TH FIRE BUCKET IN ORIGINAL RED PAINT 9X9"

Early 19th Century American Painted Leather Fire Bucket. Circa 1800s. Original paint, the name James Davis in yellow on a black scroll, most of the original image and lettering rubbed away, but eagle&

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)

Early leather fire bucket from Brush Hill located in Milton, MA. This leather bucket retains some of the original paint and has areas of significant paint loss. The bucket stands 12" tall with tight s

Pair of paint-decorated fire buckets signed H.T. Taylor 1869. H excluding handles 12" Original paint. Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7q865p3vgc65mmw/AAD7udXT

Cambridge, Massachusetts, original paint, one, No. 1 /CAMBRIDGE/U.F.S/ E. DAVIS / 1823 the other, No. 1 /CAMBRIDGE /U.F.

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

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.

Early brass riveted leather fire bucket in crackled red paint. This bucket has a name or company initials on it, but they are illegible. The bucket is 12" tall and is complete with the original handle

Early painted leather fire bucket from Jos. Barney and is dated 1838. The paint was touched up and multiple layers of old paint are visible. The bucket lacks its original handle. It is 14" tall and in

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

Fire bucket. Original paint on leather. " No.2 Columbia Fire Society..." Condition: Handle detached. Imperfections to paint. H 13-1/2" D rim 8-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high res images: https

Railroad presentation leather fire bucket. Original paint and gold leaf, dated 1857. H 17-1/2" D 6-3/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kg70cwmi2se08zs/AAAw4V

Wonderful 19th C. fire bucket in original paint. Estate fresh and nice. 9" wide, 16" tall, 10" deep.

An early bucket in original red paint with lapped fingers and a shaped handle that tapers to a larger size where it meet the bucket ears. The base signed E. Waste. Early 19th century. Expected use wea

Very Early Staved Fire Bucket with Original Red Leather Cover. The bucket is in excellent condition, but the handle needs repairing. The staves are made of pine and are inserted into the bottom board.

EARLY PRIMITIVE BUCKET BENCH, OLD ORIGINAL PAINT HISTORY, 27" X 13" X 28"

Fireplace lot including pair of early fire tools, coal bucket and bedwarmer. Provenance: Ed and Anita Holden Collection.

FINE AND RARE PAIR OF MALLARDS by Lou Boldizar, Roebling, NJ. Early pair in excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Raised carved wing tips and fluted tails. Both carved in

VERY FINE PAIR OF GOLDENEYES by Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Early pair in excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Carved wing tips and ice groove detail to backs. B

OUTSTANDING PAIR OF WOOD DUCKS by William Cranmer, Beach Haven, NJ. Early pair in excellent original paint and structural condition. Both exhibit very detailed painted feather work. Both with carved w

Stave constructed in spruce with lid with bent wood band and bucket with steel bands, in original red painted finish with black stenciled DisesenoonsolBriek Va. (?), with heavy gauge wire swing handle

Pair of early black Americana baby ashtrays. Original paint cast metal of a baby sitting on a chamber pot (real neat). Some flaking on the paint. National Prod. Inc. Chicago. 6" tall.

This early canvas fire bucket is complete with its original handle. It stands 14" tall and is 9" wide at the top. These types of buckets were mainly used on horse-drawn fire ladder wagons.