Primitive and unusual Asian Yarn Winder

Box on top appears to be newer or redone, base and winding pulleys appear to be original. 22 1/4 in Long 9 in wide 33 in tall.

Approximately 34 in wide and 33 in tall.

22 1/2 in wide approximately 17 in deep and 26 in tall.

Primitive wooden yarn winder. 31" Ht..

Primitive Yarn Winder. 43" H

Tri-Pod Legs. 36"x19"

42 in tall.

4 Arm Primitive Yarn Winder It measures 33î H. The arms measure 27î across.

Approx 36" total height

includes: Early Niddy Noddy; Hatchel; Wool Homespun center seam blanket; wool shears; loom shuttle and primitive yarn winder.

Primitive Cherry Yarn Winder. 45" H

Antique hand made 'weasel' for winding yarn. All wood pegs, no nails. Approx. 25 1/2" x 17" x 24" H.

Hand made yarn winder, wood peg construction with no nails, the handle taking the form of the branch from which it was carved. Approx. 14" x 39 1/2" x 38" H.

Primitive Early Yarn Winder Spinning Wheel Style

24x29x14

Antique vintage primitive wooden yarn winder and primitive swift on wooden base. Provenance: Dunlap Estate (note: the Dunlaps usually made their own spinning wheels, looms and winders). Dimensions: 39

19th c. primitive wooden yarn winder. 35" Ht.

Primitive Americana wooden yarn winder / swift, raised on stand. Overall: 26.75" H; winder: 21" diameter.

PRIMITIVE ANTIQUE OAK YARN WINDER 6-arm yarn winder; front section still spins as it should; legs, arms and center are all turned ; Condition - Dark patina, arms have been re-glued; legs are scratched

Double Wheeled Yarn Winder. Primitive. 27"x18"x24"

19th c. primitive wooden box yarn winder. 16" x 8" x 14 1/2" Ht.

Unusual flax spinning wheel with places for 2 different settings for flyer, 36"t. x 35", and an early wood yarn winder with mortise & tenon wood pin construction

Spinning wheel in yellow paint; ratchet floor candle holder; screw dish top candle holder; yarn winder and a primitive floor candle holder. Wheel: 36.5"h x 33"l x 17.5"w

an early measure, carved from a stump and measuring 10.5" H; and unusual mortar; a 19th century yarn winder; (2) various paddles; and a wooden crock lid.