Antique Cook

Originates from 'Reizen Rondom de Waereld door James Cook (..)'. Artists and Engravers: Translated by J.D.

For the remainder of his life, he lived at a house or cottage called Hopleys at Horningsheath, with his wife, a cook, and a house maid. On the1851 census return he was recorded as ha...

Set of 18th-19th century fireplace tools used for tasting and turning food that is cooked on an open fire. The hanger and the five tools are made of wrought iron.

Lord Selsdon's first marriage was dissolved in 1932, and in 1933 he married Effie Lilian Loder Johnson, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Brennan, of Mullingar, Ireland, who, as...

Australia is still called New Holland, although it had been given its present name in 1829; Tasmania is listed as an island (Matthew Flinders circumnavigates it in 1798). The routes ...

Other customers included Captain Cook, Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, Frederick the Great and Thomas Jefferson.

Cary, Strand London, Jan 1, 1816,” and the right globe with cartouche labeled “Carey’s New Terrestrial Globe, delineated from the best Authorities extants, Exhibiting the different t...

Atop the lid is a realistic partridge, referencing the dish’s original function to cook and serve game pie. The dish retains its original liner in excellent condition, which is extre...

Justly celebrated in his lifetime he won several important commissions and painted figures as diverse as King George III, Captain James Cook and the renowned actor David Garrick. Af...

- Right Side of the Scene: To the right, a seated woman cooks over a small pot, while another woman with a basket watches the spectacle.

The dough poured onto one of the plates, pressed and the clamp tightened, then it is put on the fire to heat for a few minutes. Once the dough is cooked, it is cut with a roundel, fo...

Bretagne avec une parte du passage du Capite. Cook Par Le Detroit De L'Endeavor et les decourvertes du Capite Dampierre.'

On the rest of the surface, continents and oceans appear with numerous geographical indications and references to the main explorations, especially those by Cook, but also by others,...

She grew up in the slums near Drury Lane; sold flowers in Covent Garden (where she was called “Nosegay Fan”); worked for a French milliner in Cockspur Street, then for the cook and f...

On the terrestrial globe the exploration routes of Cook, Gore, Vancouver and La Pérouse as well as others from the previous era, are traced.

The map includes the Strait of Anian in the region of Alaska, which refers to the legendary but nonexistent Northwest Passage, hoped to be a link between the Atlantic and Pacific oce...

A pair of 12-inch floor globes by Cary, each set into a tripod walnut stand with a turned baluster support, outswept legs on acorn feet and stretchers centred on a replaced compass r...

The discourse between Piscator and Venator as Piscator teaches Venator how to bait a hook, catch varied species of freshwater fish, and cook them, is enriched with songs and poems, f...

A portion of Persia and Tibet is depicted in the northwest, China in the north and Australia (New Holland) in the southwest, as it was understood in the middle part of the 18th centu...

Most often she plays the role of the maid or cook. She lacks any upper-class contrived element and is a fun-loving and confident character.

It includes narratives of famed explorers like Captain James Cook and Ferdinand Magellan, detailing their discoveries and journeys that expanded the European understanding of the glo...

The publication was published before the three voyages of discovery by Captain James Cook later in the 18th century. The map is printed on laid, chain-linked, watermarked paper.

The publication was published before the three voyages of discovery by Captain James Cook later in the 18th century. The map is printed on laid, chain-linked, watermarked paper.

Beyond its decorative appeal, the sheet encapsulates the geography and commerce of the VOC sphere in the decades before Cook and Raffles, when Batavia was the hub of a far-reaching m...

Nowadays this heavy mortar with pestle is still a great gift for a cook or a physician, but it can also be displayed for the decorative, interesting and stylish antique that it is.

Now and then, they were used to store food, cook, or collect drinking water. The pots have been used as ancient fridges.

Interesting map of the NW Coast of America and the NE Coast of Asia, based upon Jefferys' map of 1768. Prior to Cook's 1st Voyage, the English, French and Russians were actively deba...

It opened the way to the lengthy Russian presence on the Pacific Coast of North America (which would last until 1867), and the great period of exploration of the Pacific Northwest th...

Tiffany (T), 1902-1907 Charles T. Cook (C), 1907-1947 John C. Moore (M), 1947-1955 Louis De Bian Moore (B), 1955-ca.1965 William T.

It offers a richly informative and speculative depiction of the Americas just before the era of scientific mapping brought about by the voyages of Captain Cook. Drawn during the Age ...

This bohemian circle included journalist and novelist Hutchins Hapgood, George Cram Cook and his wife Susan Glaspell, Mabel Dodge, John Reed, William Zorach, and Eugene O'Neill.

The map includes the Strait of Anian in the region of Alaska, which refers to the legendary but nonexistent Northwest Passage, hoped to be a link between the Atlantic and Pacific oce...

Of particular interest are the clearly engraved tracks of major exploration voyages across the southern seas, including those of Captain James Cook up to and including his third and ...

The scene represents three politicians, one of which, the Deputy of Tolmezzo, in the guise of a cook, mixes banknotes with a puppet representing finances.

Lil and Sandy return home from their vacation, finding the late winter weather dreary after experiencing the warm sunshine of Florida and Cuba, but enjoying the simplicity of a home-...

Vessels were required in which to cook and serve the dishes, to preserve and hold the wine for drinking, and to contain and pour water.

Clivette was born in Portage, Wisconsin, in 1868 as Merton Clive Cook, the youngest of five (four sons and one daughter).

Clivette was born in Portage, Wisconsin, in 1868 as Merton Clive Cook, the youngest of five (four sons and one daughter).

When it did, he retreated to a country house that he couldn't afford to complete, took up painting, cooked sumptuous meals for friends, and wrote a spellbinding autobiography.