Antique Container

Early 20Thc Original blue painted planting bucket or container bucket.Found in New England.The condition is good with age spotting and wear consistent with age and use.

Its scale and form suggest use as a jewelry casket, trinket box, or dressing table casket, made as both a functional container and a decorative showpiece. Material: amber/yellow etc...

These include flowering vessels, vases, small containers and other stylized objects, accompanied by additional blossoms and foliage.

Vessels of this kind were practical containers used for water, and their earthenware bodies and glazed surfaces are characteristic of Turkish domestic pottery.

This expansive tabletop arrangement is built from repeated contrasts between rounded fruit, clustered grapes, and tall vessels. A broad brown container anchors the centre, flanked by...

The egg form, applied gilt ornament, and patterned mounts align with known French decorative crystal boxes designed as both practical containers and refined decorative objects.

The piece retains its glass eyes and glass ink container. Please refer to the photographs for details.

This foreground cascade gives the image unusual depth and balances the upright forms of the containers. Strong colour contrasts are moderated by earthy surroundings, while the varied...

French, circa 1860-1880 Dimensions: H: 10 in / 25 cm Dia: 5 in / 13 cm Verreries and cristalleries Lefébure & Co was established in Paris in 1806, becoming the leading specialis...

Originally designed as a tobacco box, its compact proportions and durable construction make it equally suited today as a vide-poche, desk accessory, or keepsake container. The interi...

It is displayed with a matching pink-and-white patterned ceramic toilet set, which includes a water pitcher resting inside its basin on top, along with a secondary shaving or soap di...

This antique wooden tub is an early 20th-century Chinese field bin, used on a provincial farm for gathering harvests or as a food trough for livestock. The large container has a rect...

Exceptional composition of six antique bottles and containers associated with Victorian and Edwardian hair care, cosmetics, pharmacy and domestic remedies.

Originally used for cosmetics or seal ink paste, the Ming-dynasty box lives on today as a storied container for jewelry or precious keepsakes. Chip to interior rim.

The center body with four flame-arms and single flame atop, all with frosted glass shades in the form of a burning flame. The oil container ending with an acorn finial. Circa: Paris,...

This rustic container was made over a hundred years ago to measure and hold a dou of rice, a traditional Chinese unit of volume.

Crafted in France circa 1920, the oval tôle container features a hand-painted sailing ship motif set against a soft celadon green ground.

The baskets themselves play an essential role in this philosophy, becoming an integral part of the floral arrangement rather than simple containers. Three of the four baskets are sig...

Steamer trunks of this type were widely used by immigrants traveling to North America in the late 1800s and early 1900s, often made in Europe and brought overseas as the primary cont...

It can serve as a unique storage container for linens, utensils, or packets—or simply as a charming sculptural object that evokes the warmth of an old-world German kitchen.

Antique Chinese Martaban Jars are made from thick heavy stoneware and functioned as storage containers and were used during the Ming dynasty. Chinese, Thai, Burmese, and Cambodian it...

Copper containers of varying shapes and sizes have been used in Spanish homes and kitchens for many centuries.

Its interior remains well-appointed, housing eight individual containers finished with decorative plated tops. A particularly notable provenance for this piece is its history as a gi...

Production period: 1800/19th century. This container could hold up to 800 liters of olive oil.

Makes a useful planter container or jardiniere.

Advances in offset lithography allowed its associated tin manufacturer, Huntley, Boorne & Stevens, to produce increasingly elaborate containers disguised as everyday objects, intende...

A fine Japanese maki-e lacquer natsume, tea caddy for matcha powder, with phoenix design, Meiji or Taisho period, circa 1910's, Japan. The small round container of typical form for...

A nice set of boxes used to keep betel nuts and a lime container based on a Buddhist stupa: Betel chewing a mild stimulant akin to coffee and is practiced throughout India and South...

Production period 1800 / 19th century. This container could hold up to 800 liters of olive oil.

Some areas prioritized large and heavy storage containers, while others required smaller and more portable bowls for convenience.

If you wish to arrange flowers, please prepare an insert, a small container to place inside. Please do not pour water directly into it.

Originally used for cosmetics or seal ink paste, the Ming-dynasty box lives on today as a storied container for jewelry or precious keepsakes. Minor chips to interior rim.

You can use it as a decorative object, as a bathroom sink, or as an elegant and functional container. Please note that it is not drilled, but you can drill a hole if you wish to conv...

Crafted in France circa 1920, the round tôle container features a deep forest green painted finish accented with a decorative pierced gallery rim.

Next to the camel is a large container, surrounded by two urns. The container can be used as a stationary holder.

BEAUTIFUL Antique French Walnut Henri II Style Renaissance Revival Writing Desk or Table with Drawer and Barley Twist Legs and Stretcher ~~c. 1880s With so many people working from ...

People therefore copied precious sutras, placed them in containers such as jars, buried them in the ground, and built a small mound of earth over them, in an effort to preserve them ...

Crafted from a rich 18ct yellow gold, this small, decorative container was primarily designed to safely hold medication when travelling.

Exceptional luxury Art Deco Bohemian Karl Palda crystal cut vanity set with soap container, perfume bottle and eau de toilette spray.

HEINRICHS PARIS + NEW YORK PURE BRONZE STERLING SILVER” Suitable as a tobacco box, jewelry container, tea caddy, covered sugar bowl, desk box, or decorative vessel.

Amulets worn in Byzantium were containers for prayers, whereas in the ancient world the amulet itself was an object of mediation with the gods.

A pine, large vessel or container produced in Sweden, 19th century. All items ship from High Point, North Carolina.

Dated to the late 19th century, the large container has a low, wide form, shaped with curved walls, six short feet and vertical ridging reminiscent of a lotus leaf.

Cosmetics and hygiene brands heavily adopted Egyptian themes to make their products seem exotic, luxurious and timeless. The container features highly detailed, vibrant stone-lithogr...

These miniature cradles were made as decorative novelties and were used as pincushions, small trinket containers or christening keepsakes. A charming and very collectable piece of E...

Rustic Black Forest (19th Cent) carved walnut humidor in the shape of a bear figure standing near tree stump (with ashtray and covered container)

Outer Dimensions: H 30 in x W 59 1/2 in x D 20 1/2 in Metal container Dimensions: H 7 1/2 in x W 56 in x D 17 1/2 in

Designed to be seen as a pair, they would have provided an imposing decorative accent in an elegant interior, while also serving as ornamental containers for flowers or plants. Both...

This is considered the top of the top for Coal Hod's and are terrific for fireside kindling, magazines and newspapers or any number of uses including a container for flowers or leave...

Combining graceful proportions with exceptional basketry craftsmanship, this sculptural vessel was created for the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement (ikebana), where bot...

They are also suitable as small bud vases or decorative vessels, although their greatest importance lies in their original identity as antique ink containers and objects associated w...

Today bowls such as this make excellent decorative accents and as containers for orchid plant arrangements. Late 19th Century.

This technique allowed for a matte, soft, and incredibly lifelike finish.The piece is divided into two parts: the main head serves as the container, while the upper dome (comprising ...

Rather than simply serving as a utilitarian container, this piece preserves the story of a trading company, its branding, and the movement of goods during a period of expanding Chine...

On the left, a stone fountain releases a lively jet of water into a large container, introducing a pleasant sense of everyday life.

Dated to the early 20th-century, this lacquered container is a timeless example of Burmese lacquerware (pan yun).

Expertly crafted in sparkling cut crystal with intricate architectural patterns that reflect light beautifully, this versatile container can be used as a biscuit box, cookie jar, cho...

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Their premium figured mahogany wood displays a rich, deep grain pattern, further accented by delicate, contrasting string inlay borders along the edges. The left container retains it...

A small yet historically significant decorative object, it can be used as a jewelry box, accessory container, or collectible piece. Perfect for rustic interiors, mountain chalets, co...