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Chest, Toy

Object Name:
Chest, Toy
Object ID:
2006.059
Creator:
Tuttle, Thomas, Jr.
Place of Origin:
Barnstead, NH
Date:
circa 1850
Description:
Toy chest, pine, painted dark green on exterior. Hinged lid with molded edge. Pencil inscription inside lid: "Made by / Thomas Tuttle / Born 1810. / Barnstead, N.H. / For Milo W. Bunker Born 1848." Another inscription above. Currier Museum catalog number painted in red inside lid: "PC P 50 (97)". Serrated edges on front corners of body. Molding applied to bottom edge of front and sides. Four bracket feet. Compartment on upper left side of interior, with hinged lid; pencil inscription on lid.
Material:
Wood
Pine
Dimensions:
H-10 W-17.6 D-8 inches
Provenance:
Thomas Tuttle, Jr. (1810-1887) worked in the sawmill run by his father, Thomas Tuttle (1779-1876), in Barnstead, NH. Milo W. Bunker (1848-1906) was the nephew of Thomas Jr.

Deaccessioned by the Currier Museum of Art, 08/14/2006. Donated to the Currier Museum by Ida M. Pitman.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Currier Museum of Art
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