Antique Butcher

19th Century French Original Cast Iron Butchers Hooks – Long Hook Rack 19th Century French Original Cast Iron Butchers Hooks – Long Hook Rack.

Likely of Portuguese or Central European origin, this exquisite scale would have served in a traditional butcher’s shop or general market setting. Its unique dual-tier design include...

Early 20th century English papier Mache butchers shop display pig figures A pair of quirky and authentic early 20th century English papier Mache butchers shop display pig figures.

This striking and highly decorative stylized aluminum bull head dates back to the mid-20th century and was originally used as a shop sign for an Italian butcher’s business. The desig...

This antique butcher's shop shelf was made by an unknown maker, but is believed to have originated from the United States and date to approximately 1920 and done in the period Art De...

Most likely and originally used as a butcher table. In good original condition with a unique and beautiful patina from age and use.

Table works well for dining, but can also be used as a desk, work table or butcher block. The table will be perfectly restored before to be shipped.

Naples - The Butcher is an original watercolor artwork realized in the XIX century by an anonymous artist.

c. 1900s - 1920s; Bromann Bros. - Chicago Antique butcher shop prep and presentation counter manufactured by Bromann Bros., a renowned butcher shop and manufacturer of mercantile pi...

A 16 inch long butchers knife, a carbon steel blade with an unusual carved wood tapered handle, Sheffield, England.

Sardinian Butcher Print Cagliari Italy 1853 by Compte-Calix – Hand-Colored Lithograph This impressive antique print depicts a butcher (Boucher) from Cagliari in Sardinia, Italy, in ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely original circa 1920s fully stamped Hennes Fils Constructeur 12 Rue Talensac nantes French Butchers table with bronzed mounts and galler...

Antique print titled 'The Punishment of a Butcher of Grand Cairo for selling Stinking Meat (..)'.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this lovely antique oriental stone topped butchers cooks table circa 1900 with nicely carved base Please n...

Originally used in a French butcher's shop during the late nineteenth century, this cast iron table features a solid white marble top.

A charming woven rush bag, with applied leather sections, initials and the date 1832, the reversed also has appliqué leather sections of organic flowing forms The piece is in goo...

Exceptional French butcher’s block table with rare Paris maker's label, handcrafted from solid beech wood and resting on beautifully carved legs with turned and fluted details.

The contrast between the warm tones of the Butchers’ Guild and the cool hues of the Blacksmiths’ Guild enhances the visual impact of the composition.

Table works well for dining, but can also be used as a little desk or butcher block

Table works well for dining, but can also be used as a desk or butcher block Height from the floor to the drawers. 21.65in.

Although tables such as our 19th century painted iron table with marble top are seldom used in pastry or butcher shops today, it is still a highly functional and versatile table.

Topped by a ¾ inch thick white marble with subtle gray veining, this type of table with a highly scrolled cast iron base is sometimes referred to as a “pastry table”. This table woul...

This antique French cast iron butcher's or conservatory marble-topped table was made in the late 19th century in the Victorian style.

The inclusion of butchers and tanners in such a prestigious procession underscores the significance of trade guilds in Bernese society during the late Middle Ages and early modern pe...

A charming early 20th century Spanish pine farm table with four tapered legs and a wonderfully well-worn finish from a century of use. Table works well for dining, but can also be us...

Mouth-blown opaline glass paired with its original rare white enamel gallery - an unusual detail that suggests it may have been produced for specialist commercial interiors such as b...

A robust butcher-style table featuring a solid base and marble top, combining practicality with refined material contrast.

The table has a beautifully aged character, with natural signs of time that highlight its authentic history. Unlike heavily worn butcher tables, this piece retains a relatively clean...

Large 19th Century French iron patisserie or butchers presentation table with scrolling iron base with brass decorative roundels, balls, etc.

Bring authentic industrial character and historical charm to a kitchen, wine cellar, butcher shop, or country house interior with this antique hanging trade scale.

It is in a similar taste to 19th-century butcher or pastry tables; however, at over 117 inches long, ours has exceptional length.

Surrounded by his goods, a butcher smokes a pipe and reads a newspaper in this charming genre painting by German artist Meno Muhlig (1823-1873).

Originally, this head came from a butcher shop in Switzerland.

Dating to circa 1870, this 19th-century butcher shop or bakery display table features a patinated gray marble top on an oak frame.

Dating to circa 1870, this 19th-century butcher shop or bakery display table features a lightly patinated white marble top on an oak frame.

A rare glazed terracotta pig from a butcher’s shop, France, circa 1930. Most probably made by Filmont pottery or Bavent pottery

A realistically modelled early 20th Century English plaster bull's head. Possibly a butcher's shop display. Circa 1920. A wonderfully whimsical and unique piece.

A large, neighing cast iron horse’s head, with pricked ears, a full mane, and flared nostrils, its neck decorated with oak leaves and acorns. Probably an old butcher’s shop sign or ...

Selecting a suitable core, toolmakers now employed a two-stage production methods to create flakes of predictable size and form, which could then be adapted for cutting, scraping, bu...

This French 19th century oak console table, formerly a display fixture in a bakery or butcher shop, becomes a versatile surface to display anywhere around the home.

The heavy timber construction, large spoked iron drive wheel, and hand-operated crank reflect mid-19th-century butcher-shop engineering-simple, rugged, and built to withstand continu...

Robert William Watson was born on 9 March, 1855 at 33 Marlborough Place, Brighton, Sussex the son of William John Watson (1807-1871) and Caroline Butcher. He was part of a family of ...

William Watson was born in Islington in 1847, the son of the London miniature painter William John Watson (1810-1871) and his wife Caroline (née Butcher). His brothers Charles Watson...

William Watson was born in Islington in 1847, the son of the London miniature painter William John Watson (1810-1871) and his wife Caroline (née Butcher). His brothers Charles Watson...

Antique country French boucherie billot de boucher (butchershop butcher block) with beautifully aged heavily worn patina, full of antique character and charm, rustic warmth, and rich...

large cooler or planter according to your convenience, in wrought iron and copper, in good condition from the 19th century, initially it was a tripe table (butcher's shop) superb dec...

A gambrel was used in butchering: the notched ends slipped between a hog’s hind legs so the animal could be hoisted from a beam for dressing.

The eyes and teeth are made of mother-of-pearl. Some missing parts (butcher's tail), wear, cracks and old restorations.

Though originally crafted for the rigors of daily kitchen or butcher work, the block now reads as a sculptural accent—perfect for contemporary, wabi‑sabi, farmhouse, or eclectic inte...

Antique American primitive slab bench / butchering bench work table w/ four hand hewn splayed legs and a 2 1/4" thick wood slab top in beautifully aged rich color patina w/ a natural...

Quality 19th Century French Butchers presentation table. With wonderfully thick original marble top, and a rarer double stretcher in red paint with beautiful brass detail.

This would have been used on a butchers counter to display a joint of ham. Circa 1920.

In Devon, he developed a more monumental and autonomous style, characterized by simplified compositions, thickly applied paint, and a restrained palette dominated by earthy tones. Wo...

A good 19th century patisserie or butcher table of good size with the original marble top with rounded edges.

Adoring cows or bulls with floral wreaths harks back to a seventeenth century custom. Every year the butchers guild held a parade with the prize-winning cows and bulls, which were la...

For those of you looking for an authentic extremely rustic table, this should fit the bill and it could have been used in a butcher shop? 

Rectangular in form, this elegant antique table de boucher (butcher or pastry table) brings timeless French charm to any interior.

Formerly a shop decoration in a South German butcher's shop. Handcarved ca 1840. This rare and spectacular trophy head would be a great decoration for a restaurant, butcher's shop or...

Robert William Watson was born on 9 March, 1855 at 33 Marlborough Place, Brighton, Sussex the son of William John Watson (1807-1871) and Caroline Butcher. He was part of a family of ...

Rare wooden side / coffee butcher table in a primitive and wabi sabi style in pine wood produced in Sweden around 1820s.