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Antique 18th C. Carved Wood Spice Cellar, Unusual Treen Primitive
- For your consideration is a very unusual and interesting early primitive spice cellar
- Hand carved out from one piece of wood, possibly pine, birch or ash
- It has five bowls, likely for salt and other spices
- Quite unusual, it was intended to be a spice cellar, but it could be perfectly used as an egg holder
- Great folk art work, beautiful weathered texture and patination
- Circa late 18th/very early 19th century, found in rural Pennsylvania
- All original
- Measurements: Approx. 6.25" x 3.75" x 1.5"
- Condition: Very Good overall. Please see photos below. Nicely textured old wood with minor scuffs, wear and discoloration, considering its age. A few holes from inactive wood bugs. All original
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