1880's Painted Tin Covered Bucket

FROM VARIOUS BASEBALL EVENTS, BATS 16" - 22" L, TIN 14 1/2" H, 12 1/4" DIA.

Height 3.25 inches, diameter 3.75 inches.

Hand Painted Tin Bucket 8in H, SH $10

Canadian. 1880s. Painted tin with stencilled script. Surface exhibits uniform craze. Very early and seldom seen stencilled tin. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 5 x 3.25".

C. 1880, hand painted tin clockwork driven tin floor train, done in red, yellow and green, together with two red painted passenger cars, each lettered "Lake Shore R.R." on sides, lead spoke wheels. En

1920's painted tin minnow bucket. Wonderful patina, black paint with red and mustard accents on the outside and some rusty goodness on the inside. Complete bucket with insert and lid. Approximately 9"

United States,Circa 1880 Early painted tin kitchen playset with stove and water pump with sink, believed to be Fallows, RISD Museum accession number D47.1138. Tin,8 3/8" x 12" x 3 5/8". Deaccessioned

Red painted tin fire bucket, rounded bottom, stenciled "Fire Only", 12-1/4" dia x 12-1/2" h

Althof Bergmann, circa 1880s, hand painted tin, classic black and red walking goat stands on green painted platform, accompanied by woman figure with red outfit and blue hat. 10" l.

Hand Painted Numbered Oval Tin Bucket Rustic Decor Approximately 11 x 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 or 9 1/2 inches tall overall with handle up.

White juggling bear, circus bear, in metal and hand-painted tin, with body covered in fabric to simulate white fur. Feet in cast lead, with DEPOSE FM Article Francais brand. Late 1800s early 1900s. Wi

American. 1880's. Black painted tin with gold stencilled script and decoration. Made by the C.T. Ham Mfg Company of Rochester New York. C.T. Ham was acquired by The Dietz Lantern Co. around the time o

Hull & Stafford, c. 1880's, hand painted tin sulky done in blue with seated red driver, drawn by solo white horse, cast iron spoke wheels. 9 1/2" l.

Artist signed Geneva Taylor, jar measures 7 3/4" and ice bucket 6" x 6". Estimate $100 - $200 Starting Bid $20

Connecticut,Circa 1880 Rare and early painted tin horse drawn wagon manufactured by George Brown Company of Forestville, Connecticut for G.A. Schwarz, Philadelphia. Highly detailed wagon with opening

French. 1880-1890. Tin body, material covered. A pouncing tiger automation made by Roullet and Decamps, a French toy manufacturing company which specialized in making automata during the 19th and 20th

FIXED HANDLED MEASURE AND SWING HANDLE COVERED BUCKET WITH PAINTED SHIP TOP OVER OLD GREEN PAINT, 13 1/2" - 14 3/4" H, TO TOP OF HANDLE, 12" - 15 1/4" DIA., LARGE CARRIER HAS OLD INSECT HOLES

1940s penguin ice bucket with Bakelite handles, 1960s Mid Century Modern matching copper-colored "Thermo Serv" coffee pitcher and ice bucket, floral painted tin, tin wastebasket, Toleware tray, Mid Ce

Red colored bear in heart patterned dress holding a tin bucket full of strawberries. Unmarked bear. Name painted onto front of tin bucket. Dimensions: 17"H

Both of these buckets appear to be for carrying watcher. One has a tight woven wicker with painted bamboo handle. The other appears to be bamboo painted with a tin liner. Buckets measure around 18 inc

Made by Francis, Field & Francis Co. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1850 - 6" Long.

Two Greek Orthodox icons on hand painted tin panels applied to fabric covered wooden panel, one a portrait of Christ and the other of 2 saint. Both 19th century. Paint wear to both images. The largest

handle to handle 14" , 11.25" high , 10.5" round

Attributed to Hull & Stafford, circa 1880's, early hand painted American tin toy, depicts young lad in yellow outfit along side of his brown dog, spoke wheeled green platform base. 6" l.