Shaker reproduction cherry "low carrier" basket made by the Early American Work Studio in Walpole, NH. Signed by the artisan and dated 1999. Single board bottom, two finger joints held with copper pins and ash handle held with wooden pins. Measures 13.5" long, 9.5" wide, 2.75" high at the sides and 9.25" high at the handle. Pristine condition.

18th century New England sugar cutter. Made from iron, brass and maple. The base measures 10 inches x 3.5 inches; the cutter is 14 inches long. Excellent condition, missing one nut on the bottom.

Mid 19th century New England oak splint pie or flower gathering basket. Very good condition with some minor breaks at the corners, commensurate with its age. Great patina. Measures 3 x 12 x 14 inches.

Primitive large 19th century wash tub (sometimes called a keeler). Original surface, excellent condition. Note the large wooden finger joints. Measures 22" in diameter, 14.5" high at the rim, and 18.5" high at the handles.

Le Creuset 5 tier black cast iron pot stand in excellent condition. Measures 35" high x 16" wide x 10.5" deep and takes an 11.5" corner.