Early American Turned Wood Carver’s Mallet platic a prolific regional bottler known

a prolific regional bottler known for its vivid lithographed tin and enamel advertising materials

4" W x 3" D x 4

Raised on a set of minimalist black steel hairpin legs

Pieces exhibit minor tarnish/rust

3" W x 2" D x 19

Early American Turned Wood Carver’s Mallet platic a prolific regional bottler knownc. 19th century; Northeastern United States Massive hand turned wooden carver's mallet showing extensive surface wear and a beautifully aged from decades of use. The piece is fashioned from a single block of hardwood, its rounded head and tapered handle balanced for striking chisels and shaping joinery. Cracks and surface checking throughout the head attest to long service in a traditional woodworking, cooper's, or stone carver's shop. T Heavy use