Charming early American wooden bucket retaining a vibrant mustard-yellow painted surface with beautifully aged wear and patina. Constructed of wooden staves with metal and wooden bands, the bucket features a wire bail handle with a turned wooden grip.
The striking yellow paint shows natural wear, scratches and areas of exposed wood, giving this piece wonderful early country character. The unpainted interior and wooden bottom add to its rustic appeal.
Age: c1900–1930 Origin: American Material: Wood and metal Measurements: 11½” diameter × 7⅛” H (excluding handle)
Good antique condition with expected paint loss, surface wear, scratches and age-related shrinkage to the wooden staves. Interior shows typical wear from use. The bucket remains structurally intact, with its bail handle and wooden grip present.
A cheerful piece of early American countryware with wonderful color, perfect for displaying seasonal greenery or adding a pop of color to a primitive collection.
