Wooden Stave Field Water Pail and Dipper.

Wooden Stave Field Water Pail and Dipper. Tapered body with wood handle and metal band supports. 16-1/2"h. x 14-1/2" diam. Dipper measures 11"h. Condition: Good with minor wear, staves need to be swel

Wooden Stave Field Canteen Dated 1816. Bentwood handle and wrapped supports. 15"h. x 10" diam.

Three (3) assorted treenware kitchen items including a large carved wooden burl water dipper, a carved burl mortar with a wooden pestle and a red painted miniature powder keg or cask with wooden bands

Salmon painted Wooden Pail Last half of 19C 9" H. 11" Dia Salmon painted Wooden Pail. Stave Construction with Iron hoops. Bail handle. 9" H. 11" Dia. Last half of 19C. Please note that this lot has a

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED WOODEN BUCKET / PAIL, stave construction with sheet-iron bands and bail handle with wooden grip. Original dry grain-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6 3/8" H rim,

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1310-68 Shaker Pail in Paint, Canterbury, New Hampshire Circa 1880 Grain painted wooden pail having pine staves and bottom, the staves with V-shaped tongue-and-groove joinery fastened with iron hoops

This is a finely carved wooden Girl’s initiation dance staff, featuring a female effigy with one leg raised at the knee and curled around her other leg. The staff is decorated with old glass beads a

A Rare and finely carved wooden staff with ornate twisted design and the well handled ancestor face and torso with circular area that likely held a reflective object to act as protection from witchcra

A very finely carved wooden prestige staff with a wonderful stylized twisted form with elegant feline effigy on top. Nyamwezi peoples, Tanzania, Africa. The Staff itself measures 22 inches tall. A met

This is an antique carved wooden staff or walking stick with a finely carved ancestor face and incised designs. Tabwa or Rungu peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa. The Staff measures 44 inches tall. A

Matte-glazed scene on this 5.5-inch square_ Rookwood trivet features a Dutch woman in her wooden shoes carrying a pail of water. The woman's dress is a bold blue, while her surroundings are in softer

A Very rare carved wooden staff with a ancestor face, carved designs and a deep well handled surface patina suggesting many years of field use. The staff measures 30.5 inches tall. Azande / Zande peop

This is a very old and finely carved wooden staff from the Tabwa or Rungo peoples, Congo, central Africa. Field collected by Dean Ripa in the 1980's. The staff measures 29.5 inches tall/long

A Carved wooden staff or scepter featuring a kneeling female effigy with classic form and features, well handled, smooth surface patina suggests field use over many years.Such staffs were carried by d

A very rare carved wooden prestige staff with a highly stylized figure on top and signs of handling and field use over many years. The staff measures 34 inches. A metal display stand can be included f

2 X #524 Fir Tree; 5 x #640 Small Tree; #528 Large Trough; Field Hayrack; #573 Bull; 2 x #648 Field Horse; #541 Cart Horse; man from #564 Man with water barrel; 2 pails from #591; 16 pieces total; con

Chinese water bucket and rice pail. Chinese, Late 19th Century. Wooden black-painted bucket designed to carry rice or water. Wear around edges, cracking on base. A rice pail with black paint, painted

A Carved wooden female spirit effigy with brilliant red painted body of a female with a fish tail. The image most likely represents Mami Wata, The Water spirit worshipped throughout West Africa. The f

Wooden berry bucket / pail, very dark blue paint, tapered stave construction, wire bail & wooden handle, metal diamond-form escutcheons, two metal bands, un-painted interior, 3 1/2'' H. No issues note

Wooden berry bucket / pail, alternating light and dark shades of wood, tapered stave construction, wire bail & wooden handle, metal diamond-form escutcheons, two metal bands, unpainted interior, 3 1/2

20th century, including a floral decorated bucket with a hand-painted design to red field, wood with iron staves (14 x 12.5 in. diameter); a paint decorated wooden basin, likely lacking an original to

[SIGNED BOOK] JOHN HAYS HAMMOND [1855-1936] American mining engineer, b. San Francisco. On staff, U.S. Geological Survey, in California gold fields (1880); associated with Cecil Rhodes in development

A carved wooden ceremonial scepter with human effigy embellished with human hair, stylized form and a well worn handle with deep patina from years of field use. Makonde peoples, Mozambique, Africa. Th