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    Wicker plant stand with 4 wooden legs, painted dark brown. Legs are attached directly to bottom of pot, brace near bottom of legs. Twigs are woven decoratively around legs at base of pot and at brace

    Wicker plant stand with 4 wooden legs, painted dark brown. Legs are attached directly to bottom of pot, brace near bottom of legs. Twigs are woven decoratively around legs at base of pot and at brace

    - this very early chair is directly related to the 17th century "Carver" chairs that were made in New England. - wooden banister back arm chair with integral turned back posts forming rear legs and s

    Wooden slat back side chair with slightly tapered back posts extending to also form the rear legs with two shaped back supports above a shaped seat form. The front legs are simple square wood with th

    Wooden slat back side chair with sausage-turned back posts ending in ball finials with three shaped back splats. The front posts are also turned with a decorative turning below the seat and a mushroo

    Wooden Windsor side chair with scrolled crest rail supported by two turned posts flanking a vase shaped centre splat all mortised into a solid plant seat supported by four plain turned legs with box

    Six circular metal disks lined up from top to bottom on a centre tube, disks are very flat cone shaped with the widest part up and level. Base, tube, and circular disks are hollow. The base has a spo

    Unfinished wood flax break, pegged construction. 3 bars supported horizontally on 2 T-shaped legs; long wooden double bladed knife sits on top of bars and is hinged at one end; blunt blades on unders

    Infant's cradle; unfinished tulipwood (yellow poplar). Single board bottom on two elliptical rockers; solid slightly arched head board and smaller footboard; sides straight for 2/3 of the length risi

    Walnut handmade cradle, finished, likely dates from 1840's. Headboard height straight across from sides. Footboard is higher than both sides and headboard, the top has cut corners. Side boards are ta

    Beam scale. Long, graduated arm which has a weight permanently attached with a ring that allows it to slide along the gradations. Three large hooks and one smaller hook attached to one end of the arm

    Auger, long metal rod, handle is missing. The top looks hand forged but the bottom part looks machined. Bottom point has a feed screw. The twist at the bottom tapers as it turns into the shank. Shank

    Post hole auger. Shank is metal. Shaped wooden handle attached via a piece shaped like a plumbing tee attached to the shank. The opposite end of the shank has a "Y" shaped attachment which holds spad

    Tobacco needle. Copper alloy welded into a rectangle, open at one end, comes to sharp point at other end; handmade. Used to attach tobacco plant onto tobacco slat or picket (see 992.13.3 & .4) Aiguil

    Small cast iron anvil. Likely used for finishing work, many marks of use. Shaped like a traditional anvil, has a hardie and pritchel hole at the heel end. Based on size likely weighs 50-75 pounds (25

    Cast iron adz with shaped and finished wooden handle. Dark coloured tape residue near adz end. Handle is friction fit. Herminette en fonte avec manche en bois façonné et fini. Résidus de ruban adhési

    Tire upsetter. Cast iron, roughly triangular shape. Holes for mounting, presumably on a wall. Large lever at wider end used to tighten clamps to hold wheel rim in place; long lever at top used to ups

    Neck yoke for carriage horses 43" long, and 3"x2" in centre, tapering to ends 1"D; yoke rounded on top and bottom edges; one heavy 3" ring for tongue of carriage in centre attached to bolt passing th

    Hand-made wooden yoke to fit human neck and shoulders. 40" long. Iron hoops attached to each end. Iron rods 24" long attached at each end of yoke, hooks at the bottom of rods. Used to carry two equal

    Short square digging shovel. Handle is finished and quite shiny. Blade may have been plated, looks like it has been previously polished for shine. Two small plaques on the handle read: "MAY 6 1914 /