MERCHANTS FIRE SOCIETY LEATHER FIRE BUCKET

Quality made contemporary fire bucket marked underneath S. Lalioff MCMXCVII. Has paint loss and chipping. Made in the old style and displays well. 11 1/2" Very Good

Steven Lalioff Merchants Fire Society Leather Fire Bucket. 1987. Painted leather fire bucket in antique style, stamped with date to underside. Commissioned by William Goza, whose name is painted into

Paint-decorated 'Franklin Fire Society' leather fire bucket Charlestown, MA, dated "1830" The underside marked Foster & Barton. H: 17 in. (with handle raised) PROVENANCE:Collection of the late Hans U.

United Fire Society 1807 leather fire bucket

Estate / Collection: Estate of Mary Helen & Robert K. McMenamin Charlestown, Massachusetts, early 19th century. Black-painted overall with red trim, lettered for Joseph Ellis and dated 1830, inscr

Two 19th century American leather Fire buckets with the original polychrome painted decoration. From the "Mutual Fire Society", bucket #1 "NathE Howard" and #2 "James Bowers" both dated "1823" verso.

NEW ENGLAND FOLK ART PAINTED LEATHER FIRE BUCKET, marked for owner "JOHN W. CHILD" and the "FRANKLIN FIRE SOCIETY / NO. 1 / 1822", retaining original polychrome surface. Proba

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

PAIR OF LEATHER FIRE BUCKETS, S. HANCOCK, DATED 1817American. Painted leather, each inscribed, "Cambridge Port Fire Society/ S. Hancock/ 1817" and numbered, 1 and 2, respectively. Samuel Hancock (1777

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

An Antique Painted Leather Fire BucketThe front of the bucket painted with the phrase "Salvator Divitiarum" (The Savior of Wealth), with 2 hands shaking below the image of a heart. The owner

A. NORTHEY/ACTIVE/1845/ACTIVE 1845 seraphim design, 11.5”h 9”diam. A bucket with a similar seraphim design belonging to the Cox-Pickering family of Salem, MA was sold at Christies NY Ameri

American, dated 1834. Red, yellow, and dark green paint and decoration. With handle, 17.5"h.

A George III yellow painted and polychrome decorated leather fire bucketlate 18th/early 19th centuryDecorated with the Royal coat of arms.height 11in (28cm); width 12in (30.5cm); depth 11in (28cm) Pro

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

Leather fire bucket by Fenne For Dunmore of Milton, Massachusetts. Dimensions: H 14-1/8" ( with ring )DIa. widest 8-3/4", DIa. base 5-3/4" Condition: Handle missing. Original paint. Inspected under UV

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.

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)

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

Second quarter 19th century. Later paint over layers of flaked red and black. Patriotic shield with "WGB 1837". 11.25"h. not including leather handle. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, M

original paint, No 1/S. W. Bridgham/1826, 13"h (not incl. handle); 8"diam. Samuel Willard Bridgham (1776-1840) born in Sekonk, Massachusetts, was the first