Wooden traditional Distaff, a spinning old tool for manual spinning thread of wool, flax, hemp & other natural textile fiber. It was used in combination with the spindle and was also called distaff or “rock” in English and “Rocca” in Greek and Balkan languages. It is made of wood and have a very nice hand made carved decoration. Very good condition, more than 150 years old! Length – 100 cm. The item comes direct to you. Check out my other items. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!
Old period spinning wheel spool holder tripod base hand made early 19th c rare. Early rare spinning wheel spool holder. Original not reproduction, early 1800s 2. Upright posts are hand turned, pegged into the bottom 4. Firm wire holds spools on, pull across by knobs on the right side 5. Notice the little white decoration on the top of the posts 6. I have not cleaned this, right out of NH attic 7. Original natural patina, no urethane, no stain, natural color 8. This is really a very nice early item. Between the upright posts 4.5 3. Across the feet 9.5 in. Scroll down for larger photos. All US packages have tracking and are insured. These charges are the buyers responsibility. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution. The item “Old period spinning wheel spool holder tripod base hand made early 19th c rare” is in sale since Tuesday, August 31, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Primitives”. The seller is “pentiques” and is located in Candia, New Hampshire. This item can be shipped worldwide.
RARE EARLY-MID 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN ANTIQUE DECORATED WOODEN SPINNING TOP, W/ORIGINAL, PERIOD GREEN & RED STRIPES. New England 19th c decorated artifacts. 6″ Height x 3 ½” Width. Offered for your careful review and consideration is this incredibly rare and absolutely beautiful early to mid 19th century American, antique, hand decorated, painted wooden spinning top, with green and red hand painted stripes over yellow. The wooden top is hand carved and the central wooden top stem, which spools the cord used to pull the top and spin it, is notched to accept the cord and is painted red, with green and yellow stripes. The body of the top is painted differently than the stem, with yellow paint being the base color, instead of red and with green and red hand painted stripes. There’s what appears to be a remnant of a wound cotton cord pull string still tied and knotted to the wooden stem. The top has some minor material loss at the extreme bottom of the top, with some wood loss and now missing what would have been an inserted metal pin or nail, on which the top would have quickly spun. This loss demonstrates prior use and gives the top its honest, vintage pedigree. The top is absolutely 100% untouched and hasn’t been rinsed, oiled or cleaned. A remarkable 19th century artifact. You will spend many a moon looking for another like it. Incredibly rare and a wonderful example of early American painted wooden ware and cultural artifacts. From early New England with love. Good to Very Good overall antique condition. As mentioned previously, there’s some minor wood loss and the apparent loss of a nail or metal fastener, that would’ve been inserted into the tapered end of the top’s bottom, allowing it to spin freely on a wood floor when the string was pulled. The body is however, absent of fractures or noticeable flea-bites to its edges. There are a few minor scuffs and faint abrasions to its painted sidewalls. The top hasn’t been wiped down, washed, rinsed or oiled. It demonstrates prior use and what would have to be considered to be gentle or infrequent use, considering its overall well preserved condition. A truly remarkable, unmolested early 19th century New England artifact. The item “RARE EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE WOODEN SPINNING TOP, WithORIG PERIOD PAINT” is in sale since Saturday, June 8, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Primitives”. The seller is “modsanctuary” and is located in Milford, New Hampshire. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Region of Origin: US-Northeast
Size Type/Largest Dimension: Small (Up to 14in.)
Style: Naive, Primitive
Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
Maker: Unknown maker
Material: Wood & paint
Original/Reproduction: Original
American primitives: Antique New England decorated artifacts
