Antique Cook

A fine and very rare Wm.Greatbach Staffordshire pottery teapot with a print of " Britannia directing Captain Cook" and the reverse printed with "The World with the sun, moon and star...

This massive communal pounding table with low round legs--on which cooked taro was mashed into 'poi' which provided the starchy base at feasts--was entirely ax-carved from one piece ...

A New Chart of the World on Wright's or Mercator's Projection in which are exhibited all the parts hitherto explored or discovered; with the tracks of the British circumnavigators By...

Harrington, depicting a south-west Indian traveler peering over his shoulder at the viewer as if suspicious of their presence, as if the painter snuck up on the unpropitious camper, ...

., 42 x 50 cm BIBLIOGRAPHY Thieme-Becker, Bénézit, Schurr-Cabanne, Saur; Léo Kerlo et Jacqueline Duroc, Peintres des côtes de Bretagne, vol. 5, 2007 MUSEUMS Musée d'Orsay, P...

The subject is Sir Joseph Banks, President of the Royal Society from 1778 to 1820, a man of great distinction who also sailed with Captain Cook to many destinations, including Austra...

Staunton is the name given to this particular style of chess piece which was designed by Nathaniel Cook and named after Howard Staunton. The pieces are made of Ivory so will need...

Staunton is the name given to this particular style of chess piece which was designed by Nathaniel Cook and named after Howard Staunton. King H 9cm x D 3.7cm Queen H 8cm x D 3.7c...

Saint Pascal is the patron saint of cooks and kitchens and he is almost always depicted as he is here, surrounded by cooking paraphernalia, a stove, pots, pans, colorful fruits and v...

a large collection, sold individually, of antique english and french copper cookware, all freshly retinned inside and polished outside. beautiful pieces that are ready to cook with. ...

Saint Pascal is the patron saint of cooks and kitchens and he is almost always depicted as he is here, surrounded by cooking paraphernalia, a stove, pots, pans, colorful fruits and v...

For a better idea of Lost Art Salon's wide range of landscape paintings visit: http://www.lostartsalon.com/collectionbysubject/landscapesruralscenes.html Helen Cook was an alumna...

The complete works of John Ruskin, The Library edition, edited by E.T. Cook and Alexander Wedderburn, Volumes number 1- 39 (Volume 12 is missing).

Terrestrial globe with a maker's cartouche printed: the/new twelve inch/british/terrestrial globe/representing the/accurate positions on the principal/(illegible) from the discoverer...

An unusually fine quality "campaign or camp" bed undoubtedly made for a very wealthy officer with his own servants and cooks. Theses beds vary from the typical beds of the period by ...

Made of heavy copper with an iron ring underside the lip, this huge tub was originally used to cook the milk for cheese in the late 19th century.

The fish also turns red when cooked, a color which is one of celebration and good luck.

As seen in the photo assemblage above, characters depicted are: Top row: 1) A Polish Girl of Srvanietz, A frontier which seperates the Turkish Dominions from Poland; 2) Boustangi, G...

The globe features the oceans with ocean currents, steamship routes and submarine telegraph cables, the Antarctic with projected coastline and dates of points reached by Weddell, Coo...

Inside the tureen is the liner in which the food would be cooked. Majolica is a pottery that was started in England by the Minton Company in 1851.

Staunton is the name given to this particular style of chess piece which was designed by Nathaniel Cook and named after Howard Staunton. King H 11cm x D 4.5cm.

Made of heavy double-walled copper with an iron ring underside the lip and a hand-riveted bottom in a natural dark red surface, this huge tub was originally used to cook the milk for...

Just before placing the bread into the furnace, everyone would mark its bread with a special stamp so they could recognize it once cooked and take it home. In the specific alpine ...

These chairs are identical, except for the addition of the brass string inlay, to an example at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and have been attributed to Richard Parkin in the artic...

The tradition declined as enthusiasm for neo-classical culture waned, and with the advent of accessible rail and steamship travel—an era in which Thomas Cook made the "Cook's Tour" o...

Louis Artist's Guild, annually 1914-1925 Scott Memorial prize, Artist's Guild, 1918 First architectural prize, Cook County Court House, Chicago Art League Group prize, 1921-192...

He was commissioned to paint King George III and the Queen, and some of his other sitters included Captain James Cook and actor David Garrick. In the 1770's he gained an inheritance ...

It would thus be a guide to both the household cook and the highest ranking chef. Spectacular in both ingredients and composition, it is only fitting to portray the finished dish...

It would thus be a guide to both the household cook and the highest ranking chef. Spectacular in both ingredients and composition, it is only fitting to portray the finished dish...

It would thus be a guide to both the household cook and the highest ranking chef. Spectacular in both ingredients and composition, it is only fitting to portray the finished dish...

Each globe in a mahogany stand with printed directionals and reeded standard, on downswept curving tripod supports with compass stretcher, terminating in beehive-form feet, the terr...

Noted on the cartouche are Captain James Cook's round-the-world voyages (1768-1780). Also noted are the discoveries of Cook's protégé Captain George Vancouver, sent by the British t...

The tradition of Killarney furniture began with small items like card cases, snuff boxes and chess boards as souvenirs aimed at the burgeoning 19th century tourist trade (which Thoma...

The tradition declined as enthusiasm for neoclassical culture waned, and with the advent of accessible rail and steamship travel—an era in which Thomas Cook made the "Cook's Tour" of...

The business seems to have been moderately successful, and he was able to employ four assistants to work in his shop, along with a porter, cook, and housemaid. Drane was a founding...

He was commissioned to paint King George III and his queen, and other celebrated sitters that include Captain James Cook and actor David Garrick. Perhaps perceiving his talent as a...

A number of voyages are recorded with dotted lines, including James Cook’s three voyages and the recording of Cook’s place of death.

It shows Hawaii called Sandwich Islands or Owyhee with notes on the death of Cook in 1779 and with Hergest and two others in 1792.

This low cabinet was originally used in the kitchen of a large house where its vast amount of storage was utilized to keep essential pieces of cook ware close at hand. The overall de...

William Cooke (often also spelled "Cook") was one of Coalport's top painters, together with John Randall whom he co-created a lot of items with; Cooke painting flowers and Randall pa...

At the direction of Hera, the infant Zagreus/Dionysus was torn to pieces, cooked, and eaten by the evil Titans. But his heart was saved by Athena, and he (now Dionysus) was resurrect...

At the direction of Hera, the infant Zagreus/Dionysus was torn to pieces, cooked, and eaten by the evil Titans. But his heart was saved by Athena, and he (now Dionysus) was resurrect...

Decorated with finely painted panels of fruit and flowers by William Cook, reserved on a  'Rose du Barry' ground within elaborate raised and tooled gilt borders. 

Subject: Antique print, titled: 'James Cook' - Portrait of James Cook. Dated 1793. Description: From a Dutch ed. of Captain Cook's voyages: 'Reize rondom de Waereld door James Cook [

The painting depicts "The Landing Of Captain Cook" in Botany Bay by the Australian painter, E.

The Kikiau heiau (Hawaiian temple) is on the right. Captain Cooks's ships are in the foreground. This is a near exact representation of what it looked like in1779 when Cook arrived i...

19th century cast iron cook stove in the Louis XV style.

The tian is the essential earthenware vessel from Provence, it is used to cook and to serve.

Description: From a Dutch ed. of Captain Cook's voyages: 'Reize rondom de Waereld door James Cook [

Scarce pair of bookends made during the directorship of Charles T. Cook; with a masterful acid-etched floral and scroll design.

Description: From a Dutch ed. of Captain Cook's voyages: 'Reize rondom de Waereld door James Cook [

Each of the six handles have a pleasing sense of scale to go along with the size of the pan and all have the same correct angle to ensure each pan is easily grasped and moved about t...

The tradition declined with the lapse of neoclassical enthusiasm and after rail and steamship travel made the journeys much easier when Thomas Cook made the "Cook's Tour" of early ma...

This large kitchen utensil is called "marmite" in French and is used to cook in large quantities. It is also called "Fait-tout," literally translated into "to do everything" and was ...

Staunton is the name given to this particular style of chess piece which was designed by Nathaniel Cook and named after Howard Staunton. King H 6.5cm x D 3cm Queen H 6.5cm x D ...

The heavy quality of this pan was dictated by the army and navy specifications for cook ware. The cast handles are perfectly balanced for a laden roasting pan.

A large late 19th century brass bound camphor wood trunk, with brass handles, fittings and carrying handles, stamped inside 'Kwong On, Shanghai St, Hong Kong' Provenance: This tru...