Round BENTWOOD GRAIN SIEVE Late 19th Century Cookbook It gained international fame for

It gained international fame for its "partwork" publications—magazines or books released in sequential parts—covering diverse topics such as home-study crafts

their sculptural forms add depth without overwhelming a palette

American Art imprint and stamp code #8A-605N

and form are consistent with early figural monkey bottles associated with art potteries

and whimsical or novelty antiques

Round BENTWOOD GRAIN SIEVE Late 19th Century Cookbook It gained international fame forFeaturing a late 19th century antique wooden and wire grain sieve in wonderful condition. The charming grain sieve is made of bent wood in a band style with old tacks nailed construction and wire mesh. A jute rope band decorates the sides. The diameter of the primitive sieve measures about 10" across by 4 " high. The bentwood is great shape as is the wire mesh. There is minimal wear to the piece and the wood patina is gorgeous. The piece would be a