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Dry Sinks, Bucket Benches, Benches
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| J185 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Drysink in original yellow painted surface featuring a deep well with tall shaped backsplash, two fully mortised and pegged doors, applied molding around the bottom and rests on applied turned feet bearing their original black painted surface. The bottom board of the drysink is fully dovetailed. This piece bears great wear from years of use. Faint remnants of a later salmon paint are evident in the areas of wear. The doors open to reveal a clean, natural patina interior with shelf for additional storage. Circa 1840’s. |
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| J217 Extremely rare Lancaster County, Pennsylvania bucket bench / dry sink featuring an overhanging well with a drawer and a mortised open shelf below the center section of the well. The surface retains traces of old gray paint over the original red paint, and bears extensive wear indicative of many years of repetitive use. The notched groove drain hole prominently remains in the overhang of the well. The drawer opens to reveal a divided section for utensils. One board, square head nail construction with nice, half-moon cut out ends. This is one of the earliest, and best, examples of the Lancaster County bucket bench / dry sinks we have seen in 40+ years. Circa 1830’s – 1840’s. |
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| *SOLD* J127 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania original salmon painted drysink boasting rare Bible Cross Panel doors with beaded edges and a very unusual hinged shelf along the top that lifts to create a tall backsplash and accommodates larger items in the well area. One dovetailed drawer overhangs to the right-hand side of the drysink. Remnants of beaded edging remains along the drawer and apron of the dry sink. The notch cut out on the feet echoes the notched cut outs along the rounded sides of the well. Doors are triple mortised and wooden pegged. One board sides, and one board interior shelves, measure a full 20” wide/deep. Square head nail construction. Extremely dry surface with extensive wear indicating many years of heavy use. Circa 1840’s. |
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| H1072 York County, Pennsylvania drysink with overhanging dovetailed drawer and mortised stretcher bearing light mustard over original yellow painted surface. Beaded edge around doors. Natural patina interior. Circa 1850s. |
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| J168 19th century York County, Pennsylvania painted pine dry sink with overhanging drawer retaining original black painted surface. Delicately scalloped cut out apron adorns the front. The well boasts shaped ends and the interior of the well retains remnants of old red paint and bears extensive wear from years of use. Drawer is dovetailed. Doors are fully mortised with nicely beaded edges. Square nail construction. Circa 1820’s. |
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| J380 Mid 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted dry sink featuring tall cut out feet and half-moon cut out ends, mortised well with shaped ends, and beaded edges around the doors. |
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| RM1309 Late 19th century miniature wooden stool with decorative cut out apron and splayed legs in Spanish red paint. Circa 1890s. |
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| RM1310 Late 19th century original green painted stool with apron on both sides and nice cut out on ends. Circa 1880s. |
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| F465 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania mortised stool, in old red paint, high arched cut out sides, with splayed legs and drop aprons on both sides. One board pine wood, square head nail construction. |
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| RM1556 Pennsylvania tall, sturdy pine bench bearing old green over the original green painted surface with scrubbed top. Double drop aprons are mortised into the legs which end in half-moon cut out feet. |
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| G242 Mid 19th century bucket bench from Lancaster County PA. circa 1840 The bucket bench retains the old grey painted surface over the original red wash. With a top shelf and a nice wide century shelf. Water mark on the lower shelf from where the bucket of water set |
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| F720 Early 19th century Berk's County Pennslyvania Stepback Bucket Bench, circa 1820 retaining an old red over black paint, high arched shaped feet, the wood is white pine one board square head nail construction. |
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| **SOLD** F738 18th century Very rare York County Pennsylvania splay leg double mortised Bench , all rose head nail construction , very graceful shaped side with a high arched cut out foot. circa 1750 |
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| F589 18th century Harness Makers Bench This workbench for leather was used by a harness maker or “saddler” for horses c.1750. Image Properties |
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| **SOLD** F692 19th century Pennsylvania Wash Bench, with beautiful dry bittersweet paint, this bench is double mortised the feet are beautifully shaped and affixed to the top by way of a double mortise. the skirt is attached with cut nails This Bench is taller than most Benches at 21" tall , it is sturdy and tight ,Circa 1850 |
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| **SOLD** F593 Late 19th century home made very unique southern foot stool, |
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| J152 Pennsylvania paint decorated wooden foot stool retaining original black painted surface with remnants of floral paint decoration on the top and simple pinstriping accents on the apron and each of the slightly splayed legs. The drop aprons on each side are mortised into the legs and boast a nice cut out that matches the cut out on each leg/foot. Chamfered edges along the top show extensive wear indicative of years of use. Square head nail construction. Circa 1840-1850’s. |
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| K1 Late 19th century Pennsylvania original blue painted splay legged bench with boot jack cut out feet and a drop apron with rounded ends on each side. Circa 1880s. |
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| *SOLD* F464 19th century Pennslyvania Wash Bench, with beautiful dry blue paint, this bench is double mortised the feet are beautifully shaped and affixed to the top by way of a double mortise. the skirt is attached with cut nails .Circa 1850 |
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| **SOLD** F505 19th century Pennsylvania Wash Bench, old oyster white paint, this bench is double mortised the feet are beautifully scalloped and affixed to the top by way of a two mortise. diagonal braces are dovetailed on the back side and also nailed. Circa 1850 |
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| F400 19th century splay leg Prayer Bench with the beautiful dry original green paint, square head nail construction, circa 1850 |
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| *SOLD* E95 Early 19th country York County Pennslyvania double mortised splay leg Bench, unclean red painted surface, nice cut out ends, one board square head nail construction, |
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| **SOLD** D118 19th century Pennsylvania Bucket Bench , small size, with the original olive green paint, with shape sides with a cut out foot |
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| E365 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania double mortised Hall Bench circa 1800-1820, beautiful dry never over painted red paint, very elaborate boot jack cut out ends. |
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| O750 Early 19th century Berk Co. Pennslyvania Bucket Bench, with the original dry red paint, tomestone arched sides , on the top shelf it has a plated rail and spoon rack, circa 1820 |
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| K93 19th century Pennsylvania set of shelves / bucket bench / plant stand having three tiered shelves bearing original blue painted surface with great wear from years of use. Square head nail construction with one of the supports across the back being mortised into the sides. Circa 1860s – 1880s. |
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| B110 19th century Plant Stand with beautiful original green paint softwood, cut-nail construction having three tiered shelves and retaining the original painted surface, circa 186 |
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| C31 Maryland Plant Stand with the original dry blue paint, the wood is yellow pine, it is very sturdy, great for displaying stoneware, or Decoys. wire Nailed construction circa 1890's Image Properties |
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