Primitive Painted Pine Wooden Inuit Fishing net Trough

 This one outstanding piece. It is extra large in size and full of charm and character! Late 19th or early 20th century

Came from an estate where most of the items were Canadian Inuit. We were told that these were used for large fishing nets by the fisherman. Great for your large farm table, kitchen island, or hung on the wall. Could be used for Holidays filled with greenery and ribbons, load with fruits or flowers. Would also be a great focal point in a small shop for display filled with goods.

This piece is a very early solid pine with original rich green paint. The bottom had four holes made to drain the water when the nets were thrown in but two of the boards had been rotted out due to the usage.
They were replaced with old pine that had dry green paint... as can see, most of that orig. paint is off but left an attractive aged bottom. A wonderful survivor after years of service.

Approx. dimensions: 33 inches long, 24 inches deep and 9.75 inches.

  See all photos provided as they are considered as part of the description. Please feel free to e-mail your questions prior to bidding. The shipping for this will be extremely well packed but we will need to get an actual quote from Fed-ex ground. Local pick up is welcome as well.

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