Antique Winnower

A monumental early 20th century Chinese woven reed winnowing basket with a double bentwood rim and a mounted on a custom wall mount.

An early 20th century French handwoven willow winnowing basket with two twisted loop handles and a wonderful patina.

It would be pulled by mule or oxen and the lithic or flint flakes would help separate the cereal from straw ready for winnowing. Fantastic as a coffee table or piece of art on the wa...

Ex collection Cathryn Cootner, former textile curator at the M.H. de Young Museum, San Francisco The caption of the last photo: Winnowing rice in Japan, using the large double fan w...

In 1848 he exhibited The Winnower (now lost), which was praised by Théophile Gautier and purchased by Alexandre Ledru-Rollin, the Minister of the Interior.

Antique French winnowing basket used for separating chaff from wheat after a harvest in the 19th century.

A rather large early 20th century Chinese woven reed winnowing basket with a double bentwood rim and a mounted on a custom wall mount.

An original etching on handmade laid paper by French artist Frédéric-Auguste La Guillermie (1841-1934) titled "Young Bretonne Winnowing Buckwheat by the Sea", 1875. Limited edition u...

Quite a simple and very rare type of ‘Mi’ (Winnowing basket as a traditional Japanese farm tool) locally called ‘Ibo’ (or ‘Sade mi’) in Aizu region of Northern part of Japan made of ...

Early 20th century Japanese woven winnowing baskets, pair.

This exquisite 19th century handwoven French winnowing basket with wooden handles is in pristine condition.

Large 19th century winnowing tray from Pennsylvania, carved from a single piece of wood, the tray has an ingeneous pleasing old repair that uses a metal strip on the front and back.

American early 19thC winnowing basket. Used to separate the grain from the chaff.

Graphic piece made of bent wood connected to a shaped wood bottom with a pair of bent wood handles on the side. A large and early harvest piece essential for separating the grain fro...

Two Belgian coiled farm (split oak, pine straw and cane) "winnowing baskets." The basket with handle has a reinforced bottom, circa 1920.

Farm flint sleds were pulled across plowed fields to break up the clods of earth and pulled over harvested grains to chop up the crop for winnowing. Probably Eastern Europe. A heav...

On the reverse side, there is a drawing of a standing peasant beside his winnowing basket, which shows Millet was already thinking of representing rural peasant scenes.

An exhibition reviewer for the Los Angeles Evening Herald, February 27, 1926 wrote: "The first to bring to galleries here the strange, wild charm of Glacier National park for an enti...

Belgian coiled farm (split oak, pine straw and cane) "winnowing basket."

This Lighting Piece is a bent wood chandelier with four lighting pods that illuminate the room. The signature style of Raka Studio for coving the lighting module is used in this piec...

Early 20th Century American Hooked Rug with Tumbling Block Pattern 2'10" x 3'9" - 86 x 114 Antique Allover Geometric Wool & Cotton Hooked - Loop Pile Multicolor Jewel Tones 1925 Ru...