Antique Container

We currently have two of these mobile storage containers available and they work equally as well in an Office, as they do as a Bar Cart or Nightstand.

Vintage Art Deco White Rose Tea Balls 3 lbs Tin Metal Container Can Advertisement. Circa Early 20th Century.

Hand Carved Stone Container Trough Farm Sink Fountain Basin Antiques LA Fire pit 18th Century exquisite water fountain Basin Of Hand Carved Stone Lavoir.

Hand Carved Stone Container Trough Farm Sink Fountain Basin Antiques LA Fire pit exquisite water fountain Basin Of Hand Carved Stone Lavoir.

Vanity set composed of perfume bottle and eau de toilette spray and a soap container in transparent glass and tulip patterns in burgundy.

Basketry base for a ceramic pot called "INGATA" from the Tutsi people, Rwanda and Burundi Fine weaving quality from the beginning of the 20th century Outside diameter 12.5 cm Provena...

The pair is painted in the style of Royal Copenhagen's Blue Fluted Full Lace pattern and "Flour" and "Gran" hand-panted on the front of the containers.

Interior with pewter container. With shovel. Dimensions: 44x35x55 cm.

An impressed or incised maker’s mark is visible inside the container, while additional lettering appears near the figure’s feet, although the markings are difficult to decipher.

The set includes a cylindrical desk container, a smaller matching cylindrical accessory, and an ornate letter opener.

The lid lifts to a fitted interior with a lidded compartment at each side and two cut glass containers set in the center. It stands on a tapering faceted pedestal over a platform bas...

Torso of a Putto Neoclassical, 18th century AD or later Material Marble Dimensions Height 30 cm Provenance – Saint-Germain-en-Laye auction house, June 15, 1990 – French private co...

19th-century antique pierced or embossed tin container, often referred to as a primitive tin canister, Pennsylvania Dutch/German hand-punched tinware, or a store/grocery tin from the...

The sign features colorful illustrations of Hilltop medication containers alongside a hen and several chicks. Bright yellow and white graphics contrast against the cerulean blue back...

The sign features colorful illustrations of Hilltop medication containers alongside a hen and several chicks. Bright yellow and white graphics contrast against the cerulean blue back...

This traditional utilitarian container, with its two characteristic spouts and two handles on top, was primarily made in renowned pottery regions such as Puisaye and Berry.

Design: Repoussé gadroon motif Type: Covered silver canister / small silver container

The case contains ten cut and faceted crystal bottles, jars and containers, many with richly ornamented repoussé silver-tone metal covers decorated with floral and foliate motifs.

This type of object bears witness to the adaptation of European containers to local traditions of prestigious basketry during the first half of the 20th century.

Its form and construction, however, allow it to be appreciated today in a variety of elegant settings, including as a sophisticated table container, tea caddy, small confectionery co...

Behind the bear, there is a holder for a matchbox and a round wooden tobacco container. Approx. dimensions height 7,28 in - 18,5 cm, width 5,51 in - 14 cm, depth 4,33 in - 11 cm.

When lifted, the lid reveals the plain spun interior surface and the dark, unobstructed well of the rich blue container within. Combining warm copper with intense cobalt glass ref...

This antique Chinese carrying box dates to the late 19th century and was crafted as a portable container for transporting meals, snacks, and food offerings.

Today, we love these woven fishing baskets as elegant waste bins, laundry hampers or storage containers.

Left to the natural light-brown tone, the vintage basket is ideal today as an elegant waste bin, laundry hamper or storage container.

Rather than employing a conventional central medallion or repeating allover pattern, this rug presents an open arrangement of large ornamental containers surrounded by delicate flowe...

Early 19th-Century Rectangular Wooden Basket Rectangular wooden basket dating from the early 19th century, constructed in the form of an early backpack or carrying container. The pi...

Superb Jugendstil copper and brass In style of the famous C.D.E Works of Carl Deffner of Esslingen, Germany. A piece red copper Container The whole with brass mounts, stylized dec...

Produced in Bohemia around 1890 to 1915, containers of this type were typically made for dressing tables or washstands.

A European lion-head covered container, probably dating to the late nineteenth or early twentieth century, fashioned in patinated copper-alloy metal with remnants of gilding.

The stand and containers form a cruet set. Marked Thomas Otley & Sons Sheffield Dimensions: Width: 7.8" Depth: 5.25" Height: 7.5"

Part of the work of food preparation shifted from the home to the factory, while packaged goods became increasingly integrated into household routines. The container itself played a ...

While rooted in tradition, the vessel feels remarkably contemporary today: its sculptural silhouette and warm wooden texture resonate as both a decorative object and a functional con...

Darkened to a rich, medium brown tone, the vintage basket is ideal today as an elegant waste bin, laundry hamper or storage container.

Darkened to a rich, medium brown tone, the vintage basket is ideal today as an elegant waste bin, laundry hamper or storage container.

Comes apart into two sections - the top part being the strainer; the bottom part is the stem that guides the liquid into a container of choice. Measures 3 1/8 inches in diameter acro...

This lock box answered those needs by assigning each spice its own container and then gathering all six inside one secure outer case.

Produced in the early 20th century, this handcrafted box reflects centuries of craftsmanship rooted in Japan’s rural traditions.Willow’s natural flexibility when wet and rigidity whe...

An exceptional antique West African cast bronze ceremonial purse or container, attributed to the Nupe people of Nigeria, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century.

The elongated arrow shaft forms the cylindrical needle container and unscrews to reveal the interior compartment.

Fashioned in the form of an etrog (citron), this 19th-century German silver container was created for the storage and presentation of the etrog used during the Jewish festival of Suk...

Today, the antique vessel would make a charming decorative accessory in a kitchen, pantry, or country interior and could also be used as a cache pot or storage container. The antiqu...

These were precious containers for holding sugared almonds, sold as gifts or for special occasions.

A single cord was threaded through a cord channel on one side of the suspended container, through two holes (himotoshi) in the netsuke, then through the other side of the container, ...

A single cord was threaded through a cord channel on one side of the suspended container, through two holes (himotoshi) in the netsuke, then through the other side of the container, ...

Originally intended for the storage of tea, these practical containers now make attractive decorative objects and interesting survivors of British tea culture and historic packaging ...

Compact in scale yet visually substantial, these versatile vessels can be used as decorative containers, cachepots, wastebaskets, or simply displayed as a matched pair.

A tantalus is a decorative container, typically made of wood and metal. designed to securely hold and display glass & crystal decanters.

Its tapered silhouette—wider at the base and narrowing toward the rim—reflects the practical design of early domestic and agricultural containers, built to endure daily use while mai...

A pair of mouth blown glass demijohns used as a traditional containers mainly for wine storage and transport. These demijohns have been carefully cleaned.

Originally made as a practical household vessel, the bucket now works equally well as a decorative container, fireside accessory, small log or kindling holder, or cachepot.

A single cord was threaded through a cord channel on one side of the suspended container, through two holes (himotoshi) in the netsuke, then through the other side of the container, ...

This slender wooden container dates to early 20th century India, originally used to store a kitchen's supply of dry grains or fresh water.

Originally an everyday container for milk or water, the vessel has a flared lip ideal for pouring and today sits beautifully as a flower vase or sculptural object.

The chest retains an eclectic collection of thirteen non-matching glass apothecary phials and bottles, including square-section clear glass containers with ground facetted stoppers a...

Its robust timber construction gives it reassuring stability and weight, making it both an evocative historical survivor and a functional decorative container. While originally cr...

A single cord was threaded through a cord channel on one side of the suspended container, through two holes (himotoshi) in the netsuke, then through the other side of the container, ...

The oval form and fitted lid suggest its use for storage or as a decorative container. Its construction reflects the craftsmanship characteristic of Southwestern indigenous artistry.

Originally an everyday container for milk or water, the vessel has a flared lip ideal for pouring and today sits beautifully as a flower vase or sculptural object.

The interior retains its aged oxidised tone from historic use as a mantelpiece spill container. Factual details: crafted in copper; tapering conical spill vase form; height 27 cm;...