Antique Candy

The convenient size allows the piece to be used not only as a dresser or vanity tray, but also as a small catchall tray, a shallow candy dish, or as a part of table decor. The elegan...

The stunning teapot measures roughly 16.00 cm. high to the top of the lid, approximately 25.00 cm. across from the tip of the spout to the end of the handle and weights 1,098 grams. ...

We see this rare set of compotes featured on a console, center hall or dining table standing alone or with a small bouquet of fresh flowers or holding candies making a bold statement...

This type of small box, known as a table or desk box, served several functions and was used to store pins, needles, and small sewing items, to hold pastilles or sweets like a parlor ...

Cachou Lajaunie is a licorice candy whose strong flavor was designed to disguise the smoker's breath.

The dish features three compartments, perfect for serving candy, nuts, or other party treats, blending both functionality and avant-garde design.

Keller signature sterling silver hallmark as well as the French government's head of the Minerva 1 hallmark. The dainty candy dish stands roughly 8.2 cm. high, measures approximatel...

Our lovely antique French opaline glass candy dish with gilt decorations and gilt bronze mounts dates from late 19th century and is in good condition.

English Sugar or Candy Bowl in Silver-Plate and Blue Opaline Glass, circa 1880-1900.

It bears the French Government's Head of the Minerva 1 hallmark, certifying a minimum of 950 sterling silver, in addition to the Henin Frères sterling silver manufacturer's hallmark ...

On occasion when the company wanted a special glass shade, they had the Bellova Co. of Czechoslovakia make one, like ours. Colors of candy with a raised design along the border The g...

An assortment of give unique Indian brass bracelets from the 19th century that could be used as ashtrays or candy dishes. Charming our eyes with their intricate designs, this assortm...

It was once used as a candy container. It is perfect for storing accessories and small items, and its design blends naturally into modern life.

The elaborate detailing in the middle section adds an exquisite touch, making it a lovely piece for holding candies or chocolates. - Dimensions: 4 1/2" inches (11 cm) in height x 3 ...

Glass rosettes with running horses on browband and dog heads on noseband. Four candy-striped round headbands attached with kangaroo leather and a celluloid ring.

A lovely way to present sweet treats to guests in lieu of a biscuit or candy jar, or elevate a bath or powder room by displaying this fine antique glass vessel.

A compliment to any vanity, cocktail table, desk or work station, holding everything from jewelry to candy and 420. A beautiful example of a period box and perfect for a gift, house...

In French, “bonbonniere” means “candy box.” In the modern sense, it is a small box for sweets.

The flowers are enameled with gold gilt. It is a candy or nut dish, small but spectacular.

This charming artwork captures a heartwarming scene of a young boy peacefully asleep in a chair, still holding a piece of candy in his hand. Seizing the opportunity, a playful cat ea...

It would also make a great candy dish! Dimensions: 5" Diameter 1.25" Tall

Beautiful glass candy jar with top. The top of the jar has an oval shaped beveled handle.

Beautiful glass candy jar with top. The top of the jar has an oval shaped beveled handle.

Originally used a sugar or candy bowl. Stamped with three towers (made in Denmark of 830 silver) and 22 (made in the year 1922) underneath.

This large French Bon Bon jar is from a confectionary (candy shop) in France. The large glass jar features a rounded mouth perfectly suited for cookies, candy, or your most decadent ...

Three beautifully decorated Austrian/German biscuit or candy tins. The red oval: 8x3.5x5", large square: 8.25x8.25x5.5" and the flower decorated:4.25x8.75x6.75.

Vintage Candy Box with Original Illustration by John Knowles Hare (1910) For collectors, enthusiasts of early 20th-century Americana, this vintage candy box features an original illu...

Antique English silver plate épergne with side candy holders for sweets, to complete the central tray.

To capitalize on its popularity makers employed the use of people, animals, and objects to shape their chocolate in order to attract, entice and encourage the purchase of their cand...

Practicality meets beauty in this design, as the slightly hammered bowl offers ample space for holding fruits, candies, or chocolates, while also serving as a planter.

Can be used for nuts, candies or is so beautiful as decoration alone! Complementary signature wrapping and presentation box included.

The bowl is versatile—perfect as a catchall, candy dish, or even a fruit bowl, adding a touch of sophistication to any room.

This would be a wonderful addition to an ironstone collection and would be perfect as a candy or nut dish. DIMENSIONS 6.25ʺW × 6.2ʺD × 2ʺH

In impeccable condition, its bezel features a finely crafted leaf design intertwined with enchanting candy-ribbon scrolls. Weighing 14.23 grams, this piece is a true testament to tim...

The box could also hold everything from Candy to 420. We love this great little find and know you will too.. a great gift, house warming gift or hostess gift, wedding gGift.

These troughs were originally designed to store milk.Today they are used as decorative bowls on tables to put fruit,candy or nice flowers. Made in painted pine.

Would be perfect for flowers, candies, or fruits. Atop the bowl are two maidens in mid-dance, with their ribbons fluttering and robes rippling.

The decorative serving dishes would make an outstanding addition to your porcelain collection as they are both decorative and functional, they are ideal for displaying candies, snack...

Beyond its artistic appeal, this bowl serves as a practical and stylish container for sugar cubes, candies, and sweets. The set also includes a pair of tongs for hygienic removal of ...

Today, you can use it as such or as a container for whatever you want, jewelry, candy, etc. In the latter case, the sponge box can be easily removed.

This early 19th century Chinese export box probably held a robe or had sweets in it like cookies and candy. It is a Cinnabar color with gold. Has a flaw which is a crack going right ...

Think of it as another piece of wall candy, like an abstract painting. Condition for a textile of this age is good.

These 19th century candy stripe ticking pillows have a cream cotton linen backing.

Cast glass vessels are intact at their original place. Candy sugar bowl along with two tea caddies. High quality work of applied arts in Neoclassical style of the Napoleonic period, ...

While it is a perfectly functional bowl- ideal for presenting everything from candies to flower petals- it is also an objet d'art in its own right that promises to beautify any surfa...

This early 20th century postage stamp triple Irish chain quilt in pristine condition. This candy striped inner border is in postage stamp formation.

The decorative serving dish would make an outstanding addition to your porcelain collection as it is both decorative and functional, it is ideal for displaying candies, snacks, or ev...

A very rare & fine early 19th century Regency tole shop display piece; a faux coal hod - for candies, fruits, etc. - grape designs overall. Superb, untouched surfaces. 25"l., 16.5"w...

Fabulous Pair of Bohemian Amber Crystal Hand-Carved And Hand Etched Covered Pokals/covered flower vases/Candy containers, 1880 Presenting a very large pair of exquisite amber crysta...

Sweet little Black Forest carving of a stag standing near a pine tree next to a brass lined nut or candy dish. Some writing bottom front in white is too worn for me to make out, prob...

Originally handblown in Sicily in the early 19th century, this impressive pharmacy pot incorporates two separate containers and a lid, and would have been used to store a variety of ...

Richly colored and stunningly beautiful, this 1920s depiction of a female figure in Classic Greek garb, her hair in a bun and her dress radiantly dyed candy-apple red, was painted by...

Pine is one of the woods with the highest oil content, so over time the color changes to a dark candy brown. This tray was originally painted brown, but it is thought to have changed...

This kind of design reveals a uniquely Japanese sense of design. The deep candy-colored texture created by the aging process is a taste that only antique pieces can have.

It is monogrammed "F" and is in excellent condition. Beautiful used as a candy dish! Superb open work and high relief detailing.

The seat has been recently meticulously reupholstered in a pink and white candy stripe. The chair is structurally sound. There are some polychrome chips and a few treated wormholes.

In an age when France was enamored of all things oriental, fine Chinese porcelain was often mounted in gilt bronze, and decorative vessels were repurposed as potpourri vases, candy d...

Of course this could also be used in any imaginative way, candy, mints, nuts etc. A true work of art of the Deco Period, all in excellent condition.

Zaluzianskya selaginoides - Common names: night phlox, midnight candy - Interesting fact: Zaluzianskya is admired for its sweetly fragrant white flowers, which open in the ...

It is composed by a central body useful as object holder, cookies or candies holder, or simply as a pocket emptier or as a design protagonist element.