A few examples of appraisal values for
POUNDER

• Senufo Female Figure, possibly Rhythm
  Senufo Female Figure, possibly Rhythm Pounder, South Africa, 20th century carved wood height 38.5 in — 97.8 cm
• HANWEI 1841 CIVIL WAR STEEL-MOUNTED
  HANWEI 1841 CIVIL WAR STEEL-MOUNTED OAK REPLICA OF A SIX-POUNDER CANNON AND AN ARTILLERY LIMBER1/5 scale. The cannon 11 1/2 x 26 x 13 in., the limber 11 1/2 x 34 x 13 in. Note: The Model 1841 six-pounder gun was made in large numbers for the Mexican War and was in general service at the outbreak of the American Civil War, used both by the Federal and Confederate Armies. At 900lbs it was easy to maneuver and quite popular, they were soon replaced by heavier guns with longer ranges. Condition Minor wear, some oxidation to the metal. The limber with a detached element to the underside of the cover. Otherwise minor wear and in good condition.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• 1916 WWI trench art epergne, 1916, 18Pr
  1916 WWI trench art epergne, 1916, 18Pr II, 18 pounder artillery shell, lot 148, with beautifully formed frame , copper joined, with (3) brass and copper formed trumpets, 5-1/4"H, (1) similarly formed trumpet, larger, at center, 7-1/4"H, 11"H total, 12" dia.
• MODEL OF A CANNON ON PEDESTALModel of
  MODEL OF A CANNON ON PEDESTALModel of a Cannon on Pedestal, the cannon with plaque inscribed "24 Pounder Naval Truck Gun 1797", mounted to a wooden pedestal incorporating a brass artillery shell Dimensions: Cannon: 11 1/2 in. wide; Pedestal: 25 in. (63.5 cm.) high; Overall: 31 1/2 x 13 x 6 in. (80 x 33 x 15.2 cm.), Condition:
• PAIR SENUFO PEOPLES FIGURES AND A SPEAR
  PAIR SENUFO PEOPLES FIGURES AND A SPEAR 20th c., Ivory Coast, original male and female couple of rhythm pounders, custom mounted; with a spear, 64"h x 7.25"w x 7.25"d (tallest, incl. stand)
• THOMAS AQUINAS DALY (B. 1937)Twenty
  THOMAS AQUINAS DALY (B. 1937)Twenty Five Pounder signed "TAdaly" lower right watercolor, 10 1/4 by 14 1/2 in. titled on artist's label on back A classic Daly salmon scene, this work reveals the artist at his very best. Provenance: Private Collection, New York
• SENUFO TALL FIGURAL RHYTHM POUNDER (DEBLE)
  SENUFO TALL FIGURAL RHYTHM POUNDER (DEBLE) Senufo tall figural rhythm pounder (deble), Cote de Ivoire, probably third quarter 20th century, raised on stand, 47.25"h. Provenance: Collection of Vanna and N. Lee Lacy (Palm Springs, California)
• INDONESIAN CROCODILE LUTE AND AFRICAN
  INDONESIAN CROCODILE LUTE AND AFRICAN POUNDERIndonesian Crocodile Hasapi Lute and and African Rhythm Pounder. CArved wood. Provenance: Carved wood. Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Sizes: 1) 2.5'' x 41.5'' x 3'' (6 x 105 x 8 cm); 2) 6'' x 44'' x 5'' (15 x 112 x 13 cm). Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online Start Price.
• CASSILY ADAMS, USS OSAGE PAINTING AND
  CASSILY ADAMS, USS OSAGE PAINTING AND SIGNED DOCUMENTCassilly Adams (American, 1843-1921) Civil War era watercolor on paper painting of the navy vessel upon which he was stationed: the U.S.S. Osage. The Osage is depicted patrolling the Mississippi River, with hills and trees in the background. Figures and cannons are visible on deck, along with an American flag. Titled beneath the image and dated 1864. Signed C Adams lower right. Ivory mat and stained molded frame with silver-gilt rabbet edge. 13 3/8" x 5 5/8" sight, 16" x 23" framed. Note: artist and illustrator Cassily Adams (alternate spelling) served on the U.S.S. Osage as an ensign and was wounded at the Battle of Vicksburg. Prior to the war, Adams studied under Thomas S. Noble at the Cincinnati Art School and at the Boston School of Art. After the war, in the 1870s, Adams moved to Missouri where he worked as an artist and an engraver and for a time had a studio with Matt Hastings, a well-known St. Louis artist. He is best known for his post-Civil War paintings of the Old West; this painting is a rare representation of his Civil War experience. Also included with this painting is a framed Civil War order for G.M. Rogers to detach from the USS Osage and report to the USS Ouichita. The order is dated Dec. 2, 1864 and signed by Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee, commander of the Mississippi Squadron, and co-signed by Adams as Acting Ensign. Note: "The Osage, a sternwheel single-turret monitor, was the first naval vessel ever to us a periscope to aim a weapon in time of war. This occurred up the Red River at Blair_s Landing in Red River Parish, and resulted in the death of Confederate General Tom Greene and a lot of his men. The Osage was 180 feet long by 45 feet wide, and drew 4.5 feet of water. She was armed with two 11-inch smoothbores and one 12-pounder rifle. She was sunk by a mine in Alabama late in 1865, but later raised and operated as a merchant vessel after the War." - source: www.fortderussy.org . Provenance: Private Nashville collection, ex-Williams Fine Art. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Painting: Overall good condition with even toning. Document: creases and a couple of small losses at fold lines, light toning, framed with double sided glass.
• GRP: 6 NORTH AMERICAN STONE TOOLSGroup
  GRP: 6 NORTH AMERICAN STONE TOOLSGroup of six North American stone tools. Includes two Michigan barbed axes, one fluted axe with a three quarter groove, one axe with a double groove, one flared-bit celt with a Hopewellian flat end, and one double sided pounder. Keywords: Prehistoric Length ranges from 5 in to 16 in; width ranges from 3 in to 4 1/2 in; depth ranges from 1 in to 3 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• 18TH C. HAWAIIAN PRE-CONTACT STONE POI
  18TH C. HAWAIIAN PRE-CONTACT STONE POI POUNDERNorth Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 18th century CE or earlier. A hefty example of a poi pounder that is hand-carved from porous, gray stone. The utilitarian tool features a large, rounded pounding face, a smooth shoulder that tapers to form the handle, and a hemispherical knob finial on top to facilitate its use. Poi pounders were one of the most important stone tools in Polynesia and the Hawaiian Islands. They are used for pounding cooked taro root into poi, a staple of the islander diet. The ground-up roots were blended with water into a highly nutritious paste. Size: 5.125" W x 6.625" H (13 cm x 16.8 cm) Provenance: private Newport Beach, California, USA collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #160903 Condition: Nicks to pounding face and handle commensurate with age and use, with light encrustations within some recessed areas, otherwise intact and excellent. Great surface smoothness from use.
• 18TH C. HAWAIIAN PRE-CONTACT BASALT
  18TH C. HAWAIIAN PRE-CONTACT BASALT POI POUNDERNorth Pacific, Hawaii, Maui, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 18th century CE or earlier. A sizable and hefty poi pounder, hand-carved from porous basalt in mottled hues of ash gray. The tool displays a conical body with a narrow, curved handle with indentations on the neck to increase the gripping ability of the wielder. The hefty pounding surface is ovoid in form with a convex face and gradually widens downwards from the slender neck. This pounder would have been used for preparing poi, a major staple of the indigenous Hawaiian diet! Size: 3.8" W x 6.4" H (9.7 cm x 16.3 cm); 8" H (20.3 cm) on included custom stand. Provenance: private Newport Beach, California, USA collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #160892 Condition: Minor losses to pounding head and handle, commensurate with use. Expected nicks and abrasions to surface. Otherwise, excellent with nice signs of use.
• FINE 16TH C. HAWAIIAN STONE POI POUNDER**First
  FINE 16TH C. HAWAIIAN STONE POI POUNDER**First Time At Auction** North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Maui, Lahaina, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A finely preserved poi pounder of a bell-shaped form carved from brown-hued stone. The hefty tool is comprised of a rounded pounding face, a broad body with a carinated lower edge, a gently tapered handle, and a hemispherical knob tip that facilitated the movement and handling of the tool. The handle and top of the knob exhibit a pleasing smoothness that suggests this tool was used to prepare countless dishes of pulverized taro root known as poi. Size: 4.4" W x 6.75" H (11.2 cm x 17.1 cm) Poi pounders, alongside adzes, were the most important stone tools in Polynesia and the Hawaiian Islands (Europeans introduced steel weapons). They are used for pounding cooked taro root into poi, a staple of the islander diet. Taro root was steamed in an earthen oven, peeled using shells, and placed onto a slab of wood to be pounded. The pounded results were blended with water into a highly nutritious paste. Traditional calabash bowls were used as containers to hold poi mixtures, and traveling royalty were accompanied by their own poi maker, with his or her own poi-making implements like this one. IMPORTANT NOTE: This item falls under the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony Act and is not eligible for international shipping. Native American, Alaska Native, & Native Hawaiian objects are only eligible to ship within the United States. Provenance: private Hawaii collection, acquired 2000 to 2010 All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #177504 Condition: Minor nicks, pitting, and abrasions, otherwise intact and excellent. Great surface smoothness in most areas indicative of use, and nice stone color. Previous inventory number handwritten in black pigment atop petite area of white paint beneath pounding face.
• 16TH C. PRE-CONTACT HAWAIIAN STONE POI
  16TH C. PRE-CONTACT HAWAIIAN STONE POI POUNDERNorth Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Maui, Lahaina, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A finely preserved poi pounder of a bell-shaped form pecked and polished from a dark gray and porous lava rock. This pounder has smooth surface from hours of use preparing medicine or food, the broad face pulverizing taro root into poi, a staple dish in Hawaiian and many Polynesian cultures. Taro root was steamed in an earthen oven, peeled using shells, and placed onto a slab of wood for grinding. The pounded taro was blended with water into a highly nutritious paste and served in bowls - an everyday and ceremonial meal! Poi pounders, alongside adzes, were the most important stone tools in Polynesia and the Hawaiian Islands. Size: 4.3" Diameter x 5.5" H (10.9 cm x 14 cm) Provenance: private Hawaii collection, acquired 2000 to 2010 All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #177646 Condition: Minor nicks, pitting, and abrasions, otherwise intact and excellent. Great surface smoothness in most areas indicative of use, and nice stone color.
• 18TH C. TAHITIAN PRE-CONTACT BASALT
  18TH C. TAHITIAN PRE-CONTACT BASALT POI POUNDERFrench Polynesia, Tahiti, Moorea Island, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 18th century CE. A fabulous and hefty pounder, hand-carved from red-gray basalt, meant to pulverize the roots of the taro plant into poi. The tool has a thick neck, a cuboid handle, and a hemispherical pounding face. The entire tool is incredibly smooth from repeated use, though some light roughness can be felt around the rim just above the pounding head. Finely crafted and sturdy in composition, this is an exquisite example from French Polynesia! Size: 4.75" W x 7.5" H (12.1 cm x 19 cm) Poi pounders, alongside adzes, were the most important stone tools in Polynesia (Europeans introduced steel weapons). They are used for pounding cooked taro root into poi, a staple of the islander diet. Taro root was steamed in an earthen oven, peeled using shells, and placed onto a slab of wood to be pounded. The pounded results were blended with water into a highly nutritious paste. Traditional calabash bowls were used as containers to hold poi mixtures, and traveling royalty were accompanied by their own poi maker, with his or her own poi-making implements like this one. Provenance: private Hawaii collection, acquired 2000 to 2010 All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #177645 Condition: Minor nicks, abrasions, and pitting, otherwise intact and excellent. Great surface texture throughout. Previous inventory label handwritten atop white-out on pounding surface.
• SENUFO RHYTHM POUNDER (DEBLE)SENUFO
  SENUFO RHYTHM POUNDER (DEBLE)SENUFO RHYTHM POUNDER (DEBLE) West African (Ivory Coast/Upper Volta/Mali), Senufo People, 19th century, wood. A carved female déblé. 41 in. (104.1 cm.) Ex Iowa Wesleyan University collection, Gift of James and Dorothy Schram, Burlington, IA, 1972 Condition: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion, and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Reference to condition written, oral or within a condition report shall not be regarded as a full account of condition and may not include all defects, alterations, or restorations. Absence of a condition report does not imply a lot is flawless or lacking imperfections or damage. Selkirk Auctioneers & Appraisers shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Returns shall not be accepted on the basis of condition.
• STONE POUNDER MARQUESAS ISLANDS, FRENCH
  STONE POUNDER MARQUESAS ISLANDS, FRENCH POLYNESIA basalt, of gradually tapering form with rounded base, patination to the handle from use, remnants of an old label on the reverse19.5cm tallPrivate collection, Scotland, United Kingdom, formed 1970s - present
• Bryan Reynald Antonio aka HUMBLY (21st
  Bryan Reynald Antonio aka HUMBLY (21st century, Philippines) 'Bacon Cheese vs. Quarter Pounder' Painting, 2019. Acrylic on paper. Loose and unframed, sheet measures 12x9''. Purchased at While Supplies Last at Mount Analogue.
• 19TH C SCRIMSHAW SAILOR MADE POUNDER,
  19TH C SCRIMSHAW SAILOR MADE POUNDER, 7" LONG,ALONG WITH A 19TH C INLAID WOODEN PUZZLE BOX. 6 1/2" X 2 3/4". STAR AND WHALE INLAY ON SIDES. FROM IPPOLITO COLLECTION.
• (2) CARVED SENUFO RHYTHM POUNDERSMale
  (2) CARVED SENUFO RHYTHM POUNDERSMale and female pair of Ivory Coast (Cote de Ivoire) carved Senufo deble rhythm pounders, the tallest measuring 59 1/2". Excellent condition with minor wear. Female has crack to base.
• 3 CIVIL WAR IRON CANNON BALLS 3 CIVIL
  3 CIVIL WAR IRON CANNON BALLS 3 CIVIL WAR IRON CANNON BALLS, LARGEST 10 POUNDER
• TRIBAL WEST AFRICAN SENUFO DEBLE FEMALE
  TRIBAL WEST AFRICAN SENUFO DEBLE FEMALE STATUETribal carved wood female statue/ rhythm pounder (deble), Senufo people, West Africa, coiffed hairstyle, elongated face with small features, standing on later display base, figure: approx 33.5"h, overall: approx 35"h, 6"w, 5"d, 5.75lbs
• AFRICAN CARVED DOUBLE FIGURAL SCULPTURE
  AFRICAN CARVED DOUBLE FIGURAL SCULPTURE African, 20th century. Tall carved wood side by side figures, likely pounder, one with neck rings. Unmarked. Provenance: The Private Collection of Mr. Noel F. Parris, Fayetteville, Georgia.
• ROBERT DODD (BRITAIN, 1748-1815), H.M.S.
  ROBERT DODD (BRITAIN, 1748-1815), H.M.S. TERMAGANT AT ANCHOR., OIL ON CANVAS, 21.5" X 31.5". FRAMED 30" X 40".ROBERT DODD, Britain, 1748-1815, H.M.S. Termagant at anchor. Ship and artist identified on frame plaque. Dimensions: Oil on canvas, 21.5" x 31.5". Framed 30" x 40". Provenance: Newhouse Galleries, New York.Estate of Peter Paanakker.Morton M. Gerson, a private dealer, purchased by Richard Kelton in 2003.The Kelton Collection of Marine Art & Artifacts.Notes:This view of the H.M.S. Termagant off Plymouth, with a circular quay that may be part of the Plymouth Citadel. H.M.S. Termagant was purchased by the Royal Navy while still on the stocks and launched in 1780 with a battery of 22 six-pounders and four twelve-pounders. In 1782, she was converted to an 18-gun "ship" sloop and was sold in 1795.
• MODEL CIVIL WAR DAHLGREN 12 POUNDER
  MODEL CIVIL WAR DAHLGREN 12 POUNDER FIELD CANNON Non-working barrel, walnut carriage with molded resin wheels, pewter metallic elements, fitted with ramrod and powder scoop.
• ANTIQUE GORHAM WWI ARTILLERY SHELL SILVER-PLATED
  ANTIQUE GORHAM WWI ARTILLERY SHELL SILVER-PLATED COCKTAIL SHAKER Circa 1918, stamped to underside "Fac-Simile / Eighteen Pounder / Shrapnel Shell" and "Patent applied for / in American and Foreign Countries," with numbered brass lid; silver-plated body with brass and copper accents.
• COLLECTION OF 28 BLUE AND WHITE KITCHEN
  COLLECTION OF 28 BLUE AND WHITE KITCHEN WARESCOLLECTION OF 28 BLUE AND WHITE KITCHEN WARES, including 2 wood-framed porcelain mandolines with metal blades, a porcelain handled steel knife, a circular dish with molded Roman numerals simulating a clock face with central inscription, in wire frame for hanging, dia: 4.5 in.; a Dutch Delft tile in silvered wood frame, h: 6 in. including frame; a porcelain grater on wood frame, h: 9.25 in.; a porcelain muddler with turned wood handle, h: 1.25 in.; a German pitcher formed clock with enamel dial, stamped Berlin in green under base, on wood frame, h: 11 in.; a molded canister and cover, labeled 'Gries', h: 8.75 in.; 5 small barrel-form-molded canisters and covers, h: 4 in., each labeled 'Pfeffer, Nelken, Gewurz, Kummel, and Bimmt; and another small canister labeled 'Pfeffer' but lacking cover; a tiny porcelain rolling pin with wood handles, w: 7 in.; 1 porcelain bowl spoon and a porcelain honey dripper, both with turned wood handles; a small pepper grinder of porcelain with wood base and metal and wood top and handle (unattached), h: 5.25 in.; 2 blue and white tiles in a tall wood frame depicting a rooster, h: 12 in.; a small labeled plaque in white-painted frame, hung with four small hooks, w: 17 in.; a leaf-shaped cutting board with inscription, h: 14 in.; a porcelain rolling pin with wood handles, w: 16 in.; a small cheese board, 9.5 x 6.75 in.; a circular plaque in wood frame, dia: 8.5 in.; a metal chopper with turned wood handles; a porcelain spherical pounder on turned wood handle, h: 11 in.; a vinegar cruet with cork stopper; a star shaped muddler lacking wood handle and an extra small circular cover, dia: 1.5 in. (28)
• TOYS: 20+ PIECES OF BRITAINS LTD. AND
  TOYS: 20+ PIECES OF BRITAINS LTD. AND OTHERS ARTILLERY AND VEHICLES, C 1940S-1950S, INCLUDING: TWO #1877 "BEETLE LORYS" WITH DRIVER,...TOYS: 20+ pieces of Britains Ltd. and others artillery and vehicles, c 1940s-1950s, including: two #1877 "Beetle Lorys" with driver, damage to top of cab and hood; six #1876 "Bren Gun Carriers", two complete with drivers, machine gunners and passengers, four missing riders; two #1715 "Two-Pounder (40mm) Light Anti-Aircraft Guns", one with rust on barrel, one with damage to base and rust on barrel; three #1725 "4.5 inch Howitzers", some rust; three #2026 25-pounder Gun Horwitzers, rubber wheels; three #1263 small "Gun of the Royal Artillery"; #1292 "Gun of the Royal Artillery", missing parts; Barclay cannon, silver with red wheels, Astra coastal artillery gun, all with wear consistent with age and use including paint loss.
• TOYS: EIGHTEEN PIECE BRITAINS LTD. ARTILLERY
  TOYS: EIGHTEEN PIECE BRITAINS LTD. ARTILLERY ASSORTMENT, MOSTLY 1950S, INCLUDES: #1479 SHORT-POLE LIMBER; FIVE #1725 4 ½" HOWITZERS;...TOYS: Eighteen piece Britains Ltd. artillery assortment, mostly 1950s, includes: #1479 short-pole limber; five #1725 4 1/2" Howitzers; #1726 "Regulator Limber", missing spare tire and eye-hole; Royal Artillery gun; #2106 18" Heavy Howitzer, garrison work, missing breach and shells; four #1263 Gun of the Royal Artillery; two #2026 "25-pound Fun Howitzers", rubber wheel; three #1715 "Two-pounder (40mm) Light Anti-Aircraft Guns" some rust on barrels, all with wear consistent with age and use including paint loss.
• HAWAIIAN STONE POI PESTLE/POUNDER AND
  HAWAIIAN STONE POI PESTLE/POUNDER AND MORTARAntique Hawaiian Stone Poi Pestle/Pounder and Mortar, pestle h. 6 in., mortar h. 2 1/4 in., w. 8 1/4 in., d. 6 1/4 in., overall h. 8 1/4 in
• AL POUNDERS (INDIANA/ITALY, BORN 1931)
  AL POUNDERS (INDIANA/ITALY, BORN 1931) OIL ON CANVAL POUNDERS (Indiana/Italy, born 1931) oil on canvas, "Preggio," Italian landscape at sunset with a hillside village. Signed and titled verso, dated 2000. Image measures 36" x 48". In a wood frame; 40.5" x 52.5" overall.
• AFRICAN TRIBAL WOOD DRUM AND FIGURAL
  AFRICAN TRIBAL WOOD DRUM AND FIGURAL RHYTHM POUNDEAFRICAN TRIBAL WOOD DRUM AND FIGURAL RHYTHM POUNDER, the latter of the Senufo peoples, Ivory Coast, 46.75"H.
• AFRICAN WOOD SCULPTURE Rhythm Pounder,
  AFRICAN WOOD SCULPTURE Rhythm Pounder, (Deble), Senufo Tribe, in elongated female human form, mounted on small base. 61" tall overall.
• SENUFO, IVORY COAST, CARVED WOOD FEMALE
  SENUFO, IVORY COAST, CARVED WOOD FEMALE RHYTHM POUNDER, H: 52 1/4 IN. (132.7 CM.)Senufo, Ivory Coast, Carved Wood Female Rhythm Pounder,, Dimensions: H: 52 1/4 in. (132.7 cm.)
• 19TH CENTURY TAHITIAN BLACK BASALT POUNDER.3
  19TH CENTURY TAHITIAN BLACK BASALT POUNDER.3 1/4” HIGH, 2 3/4” WIDE.
• A Group of Wood and Tin Graters, Slicers
  A Group of Wood and Tin Graters, Slicers and Pounders 19th Century comprising four pounders, a masher, six graters, three slicers and a two-handle chopper; 15 items total. Height of largest slicer 19 1/4 x width 7 5/8 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois