Antique Container

The circle comes nestled in a custom-made hardwood case that is as beautiful as it is functional. It's not just a container; it's a piece of craftsmanship in itself.

Just in, this Chinese Three Tiered Black & Gold Lacquer Wedding Basket, 19Th Century This Chinese or Japanese three tiered lacquerware container, possibly a wedding basket or a stor...

Giovanni Domenico Valentini distinguished himself in the artistic panorama of the Italian seventeenth century precisely for the peculiarity of his favorite subjects: they are mainly ...

This rustic, wooden container is an early 20th century rice measure, used to portion out servings of dry rice and other grains.

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

Full import hallmarks struck to the underside of the sterling silver container and part hallmarks to the interior of the cover are all very clear; the hallmarks show signs of wear in...

Initially reserved for ranking members of Qing-dynasty society, the practice provided an opportunity to display one's refined aesthetic through collectible snuff containers. With pr...

This lovely naturally sized pear with perforation to its side and bottom can container any materials with a nice scent. Measurements: H: 13.5 cm, Diameter: 8 cm (base).

Gemstone snuff bottles are small, intricately carved, or polished containers historically used in China (primarily Qing Dynasty, 1644–1911) to hold powdered tobacco.

Because it leaks water, please use a "Otoshi" (a type of container) or similar if you intend to use it as a vase.

Features a small, round container with a flask-like top with an small opening.

The ensemble features two capped ink wells with finely cut glass containers, accompanied by a sterling silver fountain pen, all presented on an elegant platform.

It has appeared in paintings, furniture, vases, clock faces, containers, and even jewelry. More recently, the technique was explored by the Blue Rider group of artists in the 1920s.

In Jewish communities around the Mediterranean, a sprig of a sweet-smelling shrub was customarily used, in Northern Europe by the twelfth century there are literary references of the...

Once the clay dries, heat is applied and the wax is melted, evacuating the ceramic container that has taken its negative form through the channels.

Tea was historically stored in lined containers (often tin, tin foil, or “tea pewter” alloys) to protect it from moisture and odor transfer; a sifting drawer suggests a more speciali...

The top part opens, with a lid that reveal the tobacco container. The heels, soles and laces are highlighted by a piqué decoration.

Initially reserved for ranking members of Qing-dynasty society, the practice provided an opportunity to display one's refined aesthetic through collectible snuff containers. Carved ...

Vintage Novelty Ceramic Trompe-L’oeil Cave de Liqueur This is a wonderful piece of French Craftsmanship, the container is made with leather books, inside we have a complete cave of...

This exceptional antique French 18k gold scent bottle container has a circular drop-shaped form. The surface of the body is embellished with exceptional hot enamel decoration, in to...

Bronze vessels from the same period were commonly used as ritual implements, offering containers, or decorative objects, and this piece is considered an example of such usage.

A Chinese Hardwood Gnarled Root Brush Pot, Late 19th Century This decorative container is used to hold writing brushes and popular during the Qing dynasty (1644–1911).

These serpentine handles function as both structural and decorative elements, transforming the object into a true sculptural artwork rather than a simple container. This mythological...

A Chinese Hardwood Gnarled Root Brush Pot, Late 19th Century This decorative container is used to hold writing brushes and popular during the Qing dynasty (1644–1911).

A Chinese Hardwood Gnarled Root Brush Pot, Late 19th Century This decorative container is used to hold writing brushes and popular during the Qing dynasty (1644–1911).

The Shahsavan confederation of tribes is known especially for their flat-woven containers and trappings, which they wove entirely for their own use during the nomadic encampments.

Additional Dimensions: Container: 8.75"Dia x 6"H Lower Tray: 8.75"Dia x 2.25"H Upper Tray: 8.5"Dia x 1.75"H Minor splits to lacquer.

Figures 1–3 depict cylindrical glass containers housing preserved specimens, including a small quadruped and dissected anatomical preparations, carefully suspended within the fluid m...

They are used as sculptural accents on shelves or tables, as containers for dried botanicals or found objects, or simply displayed on their own to highlight their craftsmanship.

Initially reserved for ranking members of Qing-dynasty society, the practice provided an opportunity to display one's refined aesthetic through collectible snuff containers. Carved ...

It is crafted of rosewood and features glass containers with sterling silver tops and utensils with mother of pearl handles.

Ikebana basket (hanakago) in bamboo and rattan wickerwork, coated with a clear lacquer finish, with its otoshi (inner container) made from a lacquered section of bamboo.

Ikebana basket (hanakago) in bamboo and rattan basketry, coated with a black-red lacquer varnish, with its otoshi (inner container) in a section of lacquered bamboo. The body weaving...

It is carefully crafted and serves as a beautiful and appropriate container that preserves the dignity of the object.

I recommend to put smaller water container inside when using as a vase.

An antique and incised Chinese Cizhou-style Ceramic Container or Incense Box. The piece with a deep Gray glazed surface incised with intricate floral and scrolling pattern with the i...

Qing dynasty stone snuff bottles were small, ornate containers for powdered tobacco, prized as status symbols and objects of art.

In the Manner of Bradley & Hubbard Victorian Brass & Milk Glass Circular Pendant Hanging Oil Lamp With Tudor Rose Detailing & Decorative Suspension Chains This light c...

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, ...

Original 1920s Art Deco era Egyptian Revival pyramid-shaped brass inkwell with milk glass ink container. The ink well has a top-hinged lid for easy access to ink when needed and is a...

Generously proportioned, this planter works equally well indoors or out, whether planted directly, lined for interior use, or repurposed as a decorative container for firewood, garde...

This complete, opened example allows us to appreciate the various techniques involved in the construction of these containers, which include interlock tapestry, dovetailing, weft flo...

Mid 19th century rustic Swedish pine storage container circa 1860. Very nice rare item to find intact. 

Ideal for indoor or outdoor use, it serves beautifully as a statement container for greenery, seasonal arrangements, or as a standalone sculptural object.

The boy is depicted with bent knees, pulling a large container. The container’s hinged, pierced lid lifts to reveal a compartment where incense can be placed.

Impressive huge Turkish teapot handcrafted in brass featuring a fluted lid structure with finial on a bulbous container engraved with symbols and wearing a stone beaded necklace with...

A refined early 20th‑century sweet container - used historically as a sugar bowl, bonbonnière, or decorative confectionery box - crafted in a poetic combination of delicately colored...

This petite brass box was originally part of an early 20th century betel box set from Indonesia, one of several small containers that held the individual ingredients of a betel quid.

This petite brass box was originally part of an early 20th century betel box set from Indonesia, one of several small containers that held the individual ingredients of a betel quid.

A 4 compartment container for stamps or pills. Distinct jugend - art nouveau styling.

A circular push button opens the inkwell to reveal a glass ink container set neatly inside. The combination of wood and metal creates an elegant and functional design, carefully eng...

The lid, topped by a tall finial, is attached to the container by a finely crafted hinge. The shaped onyx plate is set within a scalloped bronze frame, itself fully adorned with a co...

Hand warmers, also known as sleeve censers (xiulu), are considered a luxury personal accessory. The container would hold a smoldering charcoal brick embedded in sand and ash which pr...

The box is red with gold and black details, including phoenixes, a common motif in Chinese art, and a central character that likely represents a blessing or good fortune, such as "sh...

Unglazed exterior and interior with handles at both sides. Used as water containers. Traditional rustic pottery manufacture from Andalusia ( at the southern part of Spain).

Small travel apothecary with oak wood box, glass containers inside and bone spoon. England circa 1880.

Very large French Oak Trough Container. Great wear and patina to it. Rustic and modern.

The jugs are in the form of "Lizard Monks" with the bodies of the jugs or pitchers forming the container section; the mouths forming the spouts while the handle is formed by the liza...

A flat flask container. Great decoration.

Its compact interior suggests a ceremonial or decorative purpose — likely used as a dowry chest, altar box, or offering container for small valuables or ritual objects. The open latt...