Antique Candy

Mid 19th to early 20th century copper patisserie / sugar / candy making / jam pot by Duparquet

Vase Sign: With the symbol of candy Schneider Charles Schneider (1881-1953) studied art in two of

can also be used to store pastilles or small candies. France - 20th circa 1930

Antique French Baroque Louis XV Style Gold Gilt Bronze Cherub & Glass 2 Tier Compote Candy Dish

Incredibly chic 1920s 20s silk vintage dress! Classic drop waist style with a side bow at the waist. Tie at neck. Ivory silk with pastel blue, pink, yellow and green vertical stripes...

A beautiful pair of French 19th century gilt bronze and crystal candy dishes.

19th C. Silver Crystal Serving Set with 2 Small Candy Dishes and 2 Salt Cellars A lovely 19th

Description: Silver candy box in the shape of a pot with a knob on the lid and pearly bowl. Metal

water samovar with burner, a coffee pot, a tea pot, a creamer, a sugar pot and a candy bowl. The bottom

with iron handles. Used for making candies and preserves. 22” diameter without the handles. Praben

sugared almonds and candies placed near a fireplace. The textures are beautifully rendered, particularly

Antique "D" Monogram Victorian Homan Plate Shannon Silver Plated Compote Candy Nut Dish. Circa

Color Stone Details: Type: Jade Shape: Oval Carat Weight: 1.20 carat (Approximately) Color: Candy Apple

hold merchandise, likely cookies or candy. The stand and lid are made of aluminum.

for sewing implements or alternatively as a small candy or keepsake box. The box presents well, with

be used as decorative vase, candle hurricane, candy bowl or ice bucket. Great gift idea! Overall

. Delightfully antique-chic, it looks amazing worn alone or added to your "arm candy." Beautifully made, this

A rare late 19th century 2 part cast Iron doll hand or candy mold by V. Clad & Sons Philadelphia

. Contemporary or Classic, Mid Century Modern or Art Deco, this display cabinet as an eye candy works wonderfully

rectangular form makes it ideal as a trinket box, jewelry casket, or elegant candy presentation. A charming

marked veneered elm, solid moulded edges and rounded corners which form the top of the candy twist hand

for accuracy. The image was designed around 1918, initially as a decoration for candy boxes. 1st Dibs

, and candies during the height of the American industrial food movement. The aesthetic appeal of this

opinion : Like a little candy, the rose quartz on this antique ring has an intense, translucent hue

set of fig branches. The vase is not signed, but shows the traditional berlingot (candy cane) on the

borders. Interwar pinks range from shrimp to candy too hot to fuchsia. This one is one of the easiest to

druzy coating over nascent stalactites, resembling cotton candy in appearance. This piece was legally

imperial egg collection espresso cups & saucers and a candy dish in fine Limoges porcelain - circa late

with various agate layers. A cavity to the left with pink druze resembling cotton candy. This piece

. Likely originally a candy box, this piece reflects the period’s elegant fascination with asian inspired

just wall candy—they were the status symbols of their day. Beautiful, portable, and proof that you

sugared almonds, candies, or sweets during special occasions, and today remains a wonderful decorative

background is covered with a candy colored tree pattern and flanked with blue borders. Hand knotted wool

lattice and floral pattern in candy colors on ivory background. Blue major border with neutral minor

undulating edges that give the piece a refined presence. This was likely a candy box or small storage box

piece as well as functional. This could be displayed on a coffee table as well used as a candy bowl in a

, and Shemen, Dubek, and other renowned national brands, manufacturing products such as wine, candies

the delicate interior that features a striking "barber pole" or diagonal candy-stripe pattern in deep

may have been used as a candy dish, bon bon dish, or powder jar. The underside of the dish likely

1,098 grams. The elegant candy dish measures roughly 6 cm. high approximately 11 cm. in diameter at its

frontispieces and covers, blotters, playing cards, candy boxes, jigsaw puzzles, painting kits, catalogs, and

Deco china. Perfect for serving nuts or candies, displaying decorative spheres, or simply showcasing

Beautiful porcelain dish for your trinkets, candy, or whatever you like. White finish on the

Late 19th century glass & silver candy dish, probably Italian. Blown glass dish with intaglio cut

Parlor and Candy Store in Patterson NJ which operated until 1959.

the Paradise Ice Cream Parlour and Candy Store in Patterson NJ which was open until 1959. Family had

covered urn with Gilt Highlights and Front & Back Panels of variegated flowers Scenes. Great for candies

seed heads. Marks :Berlingot mark ( candy cane) on the rim of the foot Type : Lead Size : 32.8cm height

, sugared nuts, preserves, jellies, and other small candies. Purpose: These dishes were primarily used as

well as the French government's head of the Minerva 1 hallmark. The dainty candy dish stands roughly

as a drageoir or candy box, it would have held sugared almonds or delicate confections on a 19th

easy to place in any home. Perfect for serving or decoration, it can be filled fruit or candies.

-Taburet a Paris 49214 16" on the underside. The sturdy Candy / Biscuit Dish is roughly 6.00cm. high

, candies, nuts, as a decorative piece etc. France, Circa: 1920.

blues in the Tiffany Studios candy store. Circa 1915. New York, NY. USA Leaded glass, gilt bronze Shade

as a small catchall tray, a shallow candy dish, or as a part of table decor. The elegant form, high

display on a shelf, mantel, etc., or for nuts, candy, etc. No chips noted.