American Backcountry Pine Lidded Dough Box

Mid 19th century. Having a hinged top opening to interior with tapered then flared frame resting atop four legs with a shaped skirt below. H21 1/2" W28" D17 3/4" Sold from the collection of Anita and

19TH C AMERICAN PINE LIDDED BOX WITH COTTER PIN HINGES IN RED 28" X 13" X 9"

Early American Pine Dough BoxDouble handled with dovetail construction and sliding lid top above a taperng body.16 x 34 x 21 inches

AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE DOUGH BOX, raised on applied ball feet. Old surface with warm color. Together with a treen plate rest. Two pieces total. 19th century. 14 1/2" H, 32 3/4" W, 17" D.Good overall co

19th century, likely Pennsylvania. Having a removable dough board top with dough box case above slight tapered and splayed legs. H28" W19 3/4" D34 5/8"

Country pine covered dough box. Divided interior; 24in.H. x 37in.W. x 14.5in.D.

Circa 1840, likely Pennsylvania or Southern. The piece bread board constructed of single boards. Nicely preserved and with an older finish. Good sturdy condition. H31 1/8" D21 1/4" W39 1/4"

19th century. Plank constructed dovetailed body with open handles at each side to transport. H14 3/4" W16 1/2" D37" Sold from the collection of a Savannah, Georgia Gentleman.

Switch Box. American, ca. 1930s. Lidded pine box with playing card design on lid switches one card or billet for another. 4 ¾ x 3 x 3”. Surface with light scratching. Good working condition.

Second half 19th century. A pine tool box with worn red paint, square nail construction, heart cut out handle and canted sides, 7.75"h. 30.25"w. 12''d. And a pine dough box with reddish brown finish,

AMERICAN COUNTRY TREEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a firkin sugar bucket with handle stenciled "No. 37 XX" and "coffee" inscribed to interior of lid, and a pine dough box with lid. Dough box reta

American, 19th C., with one long drawer. 31-1/4"h x 30-1/2"w x 17-1/2"d

American, mid 19th century, pine. Pegged construction and canted sides. 15"h. 33"w. 15"d.

First half 19th century, pine and poplar. Dovetailed canted case on mortised, pegged and nailed base. One board top has worn battens (one loose). Old red paint on base. Wear, some loss, mice holes. 27

First quarter 19th century, pine. Canted dovetailed case with applied handles and lid with dovetailed cleat handles. Original grey paint with tombstone reserves featuring incised and painted tulips. I

Second half 19th century. pine. Lid with batten, base with canted front and back and splayed legs with half round cut outs. Refinished with some shrinkage and added nails. 30.75"h. 42"w.

Second half 19th century, pine. Canted sides, rectangular cut-out handles, square nail construction and worn original yellow paint. Wear, edge damage, age splits and loss. 10"h. 27"w. 16"d.

Mid 19th century, pine. Square nail construction. Two handles and interior corner brace (?). Original yellow paint with later paint added to bottom board. Wear and age split in bottom. 9.25"h. 25"w. 1

Second half 19th century, pine. Six. board construction, dovetailed case and tapered legs. Refinished with some age cracks. 29.75"h. 35.75"w. 14.5"d.

Late 19th century. A pine hat trunk, steel strapping, worn wallpaper interior. Refinished, missing interior tray, wear and age splits. 15"h. 16"w. 14.75"d. And a poplar box, fitted lid, square nail co

Mid 19th century, pine. One has original reddish brown paint canted sides, handles on ends and lid with square nail construction. Wear, loss and age splits.12"h. 31.25"w. 13.75''d. And second has dove

Late 19th-early 20th century. Pine bentwood handled measure. Damage and wear, 10.5"h. 12"d., mixed woods lidded dovetailed box and green and red alligatored paint. Lid with five panels and applied edg

AMERICAN BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF THREE, oak and pine, each of lidded circular form with tacked lap construction. Two retaining likely original grey-painted surfaces and one with natural surface.

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF TWO, oak, pine, and possibly maple, each of lidded circular form with tacked lap construction, retaining likely original green-painted surface. Second ha