Sugar Bucket in Red Stain

American, 19th century. A sugar bucket of stave construction, in red stain, having metal bands and a swing handle; ht. 7.75 in., base dia. 8.25 in.

19th century firkin sugar bucket, with flowers. Red paint, appears to be old nails. Primitive hand painted flowers. 12 inches tall without handle, 16 inches tall with handle, 10.5 diameter.

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

Nice pair of firkin sugar buckets. The small red one is slat wood, bentwood bands and bentwood handle. Measures 5" x 5". Taller bucket is natural wood with bentwood bands and measures 7" x 7" (both n

Lot of two including a stave constructed lidded sugar bucket in original red washed finish with bent wood banding and bent wood swing bale handle, 10 1/2" diameter x 10" high, less bale; and a lidded

19/20th C. American paint decorated red wooden Firkin sugar bucket with lid and handle, marked on lid 'J. Davis'. Measures 11.5"H x 12"W. Condition report: wear commensurate with age and use, see phot

Large Red Painted Pantry Box, Sugar Bucket -

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN SUGAR BUCKET / FIRKIN WITH COVER, LOT OF TWO each with a bail handle. Retain an old red and green-painted surface. 19th century. Red-painted example 14 1/4" H (cover), 14 1/4" D

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN LARGE SUGAR BUCKET WITH COVER, coopered pine staves, finger-lapped bentwood bands, and ash bail handle. Original dry red- and mustard-painted surfaces. Fourth quarter 19th centu

Paddle is chip carved and dyed red with floral and pinwheel motifs. Small container with spiral carved cover is made from a single thin piece of twig bound pine. 4 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches.

Antique Painted Small Wood Firkin "Brown Sugar" Bucket, Primitive. This miniature banded wood bucket has a wire bale handle and lid and is painted white with red hand lettering "B. SUGAR" for Brown Su

Late 20th century. Four prints in matching frames, numbered 4/75 "Pumpkin Bridge", "Ohio Wintertime", "Summertime Days" and" Sugar Buckets" 7.5"h. 9.5"w., "A Shaker Family" numbered 34/100 in a red an

Wilton lidded sugar bowl, 2 silver plated insert holders, small ice bucket, Art Deco sugar bowl with red and black handles, Victorian silver plate teapot with Norse/mythological figures approx 10.5"H,

Group of six painted tole items. Including a good red decorated covered sugar. American, 19th century. Condition: Wear and imperfections. Matchbox H 2-3/8". Bucket with lid H 3-3/4". Top Hat box H 2-3

Third quarter 19th century. Earthenware, red transfer and "Corinthian Arch" pattern. Teapot, 3.5"h. Creamer, sugar, four cups and saucers. Some stains and chips.

Mid 19th century. Two creamers. One red, 4.5"h., and one purple, 4.25"h. Two sugars, no lids. Peafowl, 5.75"h. and red and green, 5.5"h. Varying wear, loss and stains.

SIDE CHAIR Birch, traces of original red stain finish with natural varnish, three graduated slats, exceptionally turned flame shaped finials, early woven caned seat, marked "10" (room number) on top o

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American primitive folk art step back pine hutch. The hutch consists of a cabinet and two drawer low section with a beveled door front supporting a multi tier shelving u

BLANKET CHESTPine, original red stain, excellent condition, hinged one board top, dated in pencil "April 12, 1827" under lid on right, molded edge, three-section till, dovetailed case, tall dovetailed

Lehnware Covered Sugar Bucket. Joseph Long Lehn (1798-1892), Clay Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Iron band supports, painted vertical staves. 10" h. x 7" diam. Condition: Good with wear.

S.Kirk and Son Sterling Repousse Sugar Bucket, c. 1876, of tapering cylindrical form decorated in repousse with a flora design, with fitted cover, the base stamped S.Kirk and Son, 11 oz. and engraved

Second half 19th century. Stave construction with bentwood bands and swing handle. Original blue paint. Wear and some edge loss. 9"h. 8.5"d.

An attributed to Joseph Lehn (Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1798-1892) paint-decorated sugar bucket with salmon grain painting and vine decorated iron bands. Lid decorated to match with a central star and

Early pine sink in old red stain having a single door, V-shaped cutout sides. Early 19th century. 35.5"H x 43.75"W x 20.5"D. Good condition. Provenance: From a private collection within an 18th centur