TWO AMERICAN TREENWARE BOWLS.

Mid 19th century. Scrubbed interior, traces of black and blue paint on the exterior. 6.25"h. 19.5"d. And layers of blue paint on the exterior. Filled knot hole, some age splits. 6.25"h. 19"d.

Second half 19th century. Both have later exterior paint. Green, 4.5"h. 17"d. And light salmon pink, 4"h. 15"d.

American, mid 19th-20th century. Including hanging salt box, 11.5"h., document box, 11.5"w., large chopping board, 19"w., two treenware bowls, bentwood pantry box with no lid, two mashers, 28"l. 20.5"

Second half 19th century, pine. Worn taupe paint, 5.5"h. 18"d., scrubbed surface, 5"h. 16.5"d. and worn surface, 4"h. 15"d.

Two treenware bowls. The first in old white paint, 19th century, and measures 13" diameter x 3 1/4"H - very good condition; the second, a trencher, impressed with letters NIS in base, is in red paint

Two treenware bowls. The first in wood with shaped rim, mid to late 19th century, some use wear but overall good condition - measures 20" dia. X 6 1/2"H; and a composition bowl with extensive use wear

Twentieth century. Larger is layered pine with wear and age cracks, 4"h. Smaller is walnut, 5.5"h.

Mid 19th century. Large turned bowl with original grey paint on exterior. Some wear and age split. 7"h. 17"d.

Mid 19th century. Turned bowl with original red paint and make do tin patch at knot hole. Some wear, age split across bottom. 4.5"h. 13"d.

Second half 19th century. Large bowl with original grey paint on exterior. Some wear, age split in center. 5"h. 17"d.

Early American carved wood bowl. Measures 10" wide. Age related crack.

The pair, with an impressed star, the letter R, Sterling, Francis I pattern. The plate, marked Reed & Barton, Sterling. All chased with foliage. Height of bowls 1.75 in. Diameter 8 in. Diameter of pla

Two American Sterling Bowls and a Basket Comprising an Alvin bowl serial number D97-26 {diameter 8 7/8 inches}, a Gorham center bowl with tripartite glass insert {diameter 8 5/8 inches}, and a Whiting

comprising a shell bowl marked "Sterling" (no maker's mark), 5 1/4 x 4 3/8 in. (13.3 x 11.1 cm.); the serving bowl marked for Durham, 9 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. (23.5 x 19.7 cm.); approximately 499 grams

Two turned treenware bowls, early to mid 19th century. The first with traces of original robin's egg blue paint, molded rim, and very good condition - the perimeter out of round ranging 10" to 11" dia

Two American Silver Bowls 20th Century comprising a shallow example with repousse decorated rim by Woodside Sterling Co., New York, NY and a small Paul Revere reproduction by Baldwin & Miller, Newark,

Two turned treenware bowls, early to mid 19th century, including: The first with an unusual double molded rim with traces of old white wash - A small knot chip on edge of rim, else very good condition

TWO NATIVE AMERICAN BOWLS, 9', 10"

Two American Glass Bowls, a 19th c. example with a floral basket etching and a 20th c. example with gilt and etched decoration, Larger- H.- 5 3/8 in., W.- 8 3/8 in.

Two American Silver Bowls Theodore B. Starr, New York, NY marked 'Sterling' on underside Width 5 inches.

Two Native American bowls: 1) Small Santa Clara polished blackware seed jar signed Glenda Naranjo SCP - 3.75"D x 3"H; and a Hopi jar in traditional colors, not signed - 4 1/2"H x 6"W. Both pieces in v

Two American pottery bowls, Bennington, Vermont, with blue speckle glaze. [Larger: 6 3/4" H x 9" Diam.]. Minor wear.

Second half 19th century. Good dark surface. Make do bolted repair. Surface wear. 22" w x 7.5" h.

Mid 19th century. Turned wooden bowl with worn exterior ivory paint over green. Knot hole, short age split. 4.5"H. 15"d.