Italian Art Deco Firewood Bucket in Hammered Brass, Attributed to Gio Ponti

Attributed to Gio Ponti dismountable table by Reguitti, Italy, 1950s.

A sublime set of six high-back dining chairs in Oakwood and white Bouclè upholstery. Attributed to the work of Gio Ponti. Beautiful construction and wood details. Reminiscent of Gio...

Italian 1930s Art Deco Two-Tier Round Wooden Coffee Table Attributed to architect Gio Ponti work for Domus Nova at La Rinascente, Milano A ...

Italian Art Deco wrought iron fire screen, 1920s.

Single Gio Ponti Model: 676 chair for Cassina, Italy 1950s Original velvet upholstery.

Gio Ponti Ceramic Cigarette Box for Richard Ginori Italy 1930s The box was later ( 1940s ) repainted in light green with flower blossoms.

A relatively large Dutch brass fireplace bucket or pot with blacked iron handle, circa 19th century, Holland. Piece is round, brass, with a blackened iron band around top and handle ...

Lance Thompson Inc. Made to Order firewood box basket holder or planter Patinated steel Available any size, and finish.  

All handcrafted and rare, brass firewood bucket with an important saying. For the collectors of quality hand-crafted and useful antiques with a ...

A brass firewood log holder with paw feet and adjustable handle, circa mid-20th century. Dimensions: 21" x 12.75" x 9 Height (or 16" to top of handle.)

Lance Thompson Inc. Made to Order Fire Wood Box Basket Holder or Planter Patinated black/dark brown steel, iron Available any size, and finish. Two S...

Large, decorative and top quality workmanship brass, copper and bronze bucket. This one is for the connoisseurs, because it ticks all the Arts and Crafts boxes. The first owner who would have had this piece custom made or who bought it from one of the best craftsman/manufacturers in the early Arts & Crafts era (1890-1900) simply had incredibly good taste. This likely German made antique is among the best workmanship pieces that you will ever see and both design and materials wise it is most likely made by WMF (who need no further introduction). The artisan metal worker who crafted this lidded bucket took things to a whole new level, because this is a true work of art and a statement piece of unsurpassed quality, size and detail. 'Casually' on display next to a fireplace or perhaps used as a planter or other type of bucket, the first owner was communicating that money was not an object and that he was a worldly individual. Especially 125 years ago this would have been a very rare and desirable, work of art bucket that only very few people could afford. Its perfect balance, its stunning embossed Arts and Crafts floral...