Antique Cook

. - "Bakelite, an illustrated guide to collectible Bakelite objects," by Patrick Cook and Catherine Slessor. Copyright 1992. (candlestick pictured on page 114). - "Bakelite style," e...

The National Museum of Australia records that Cook later named Moreton Bay in his honour; the familiar spelling “Moreton” arose subsequently from the original Morton name.

The print reflects the European fascination with the Pacific Northwest and Alaska during the decades following the voyages of Captain Cook, La Pérouse, Vancouver, and other explorers...

The vessel was originally built in 1889 by the celebrated Hull shipbuilders Cook, Welton & Gemmell for the Humber Steam Trawling Company.

Type of utensils: round belly, short neck, open mouth, which is a typical "pot-shaped earthenware" in the Yayoi era, which is mainly used to store grain or cook food. Surface trace...

These jars were used for storing and preserving cooked meat. It displays beautifully, perfect with a bouquet of flowers.

Produced after the era of Captain James Cook's voyages and subsequent explorations, these prints offered European audiences visual impressions of Hawaiian life, appearance, customs, ...

In the kitchen, they were used to work cooked vegetables, fruits, legumes, grains, and other preparations that needed to be reduced or combined within a vessel.

"All the World Over" published in two volumes in 1875-1876 by T. Cook & Son and Hodder & Stoughton in London, is a collection of stories of travel, adventure, and home life, edited b...

Traditionally used by French bakers and cooks as a cool working surface for preparing dough and pastry, the marble remains both practical and visually appealing.

Original antique advertising poster - Alles Macht Askania Gas Herd / All Power Askania Gas Stove - by the notable German poster artist Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949) featuring a maid in...

Great addition to any cook's kitchen

Superb Rare Polished Victorian Bamboo Wood Ladys or Gentlemans Walking Stick of outstanding quality by Charles Cook who also worked for renowned Stick makers Brigg & Sons in Lond...

., 1952 • Til Fish Do Us Part by Beatrice Cook published William Morrow & Co., 1949 • The Compleat Angler by Izaak Walton published The Modern Library, circa 1950 • Fish Are Such...

Roberts was personally involved in the codification of the Rules of Billiards in 1885, and consolidated his position as champion by defeating long-term rival William Cook . Lettered ...

Cook remained with Tiffany's studio until 1909, when the production of Peacock glass ceased.

Charming example from the English School from the Post-Edwardian period Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good, original order throughout Set within an attractive giltwood fr...

Appealing example from the English School at the turn of the 20th century Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Oil on canvas, showing appealing technique for reflection...

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Hawaiian ethnographic art, Sandwich Islands print, Polynesian culture, South Pacific history, Cook voyages era, feather cloak Hawaiian, anthropology a...

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Raiatea print, Ulietea, Society Islands art, Polynesian ethnography, South Pacific culture, Cook voyages era, antique hand-colored engraving, anthropo...

These prints were produced during the great age of Pacific exploration and European fascination with the South Seas following the voyages of Captain James Cook and later expeditions ...

Percy MacQuoid's "The Age of Walnut" features a comparable example owned by the Duke of Beaufort for Badminton House. According to Billy Cook of Cook of Marlborough Fine Art Ltd, Hig...

For several months in 1909 he served as a cook on board a ship sailing from Marseilles to Indochina.

A head and shoulders frontal portrait of a man named by Cook as Mourua, of Mangaia, Cook Islands, visited by Cook in March 1777.

As a midshipman, Hood served in Resolution on Captain James Cook’s second voyage of exploration. After seeing action in the American War, he was appointed to Mar, 74 guns, in which, ...

At Norman Cross near Peterborough, the camp kitchen cooked the stew in a cauldron that was five feet across and three feet deep.

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In 1776, Gore once again answered the call from Cook and the Admiralty and joined HMS Resolution as First Lieutenant for Cook's third voyage.

The composition features a cook preparing a delicious stew on the right, surmounted by beautiful "Menu" typography.

The publication date of 1799 indicates that this engraving was made some years after Cook's voyage, which ended with his death in 1779.

A leather-bound volume, illustrated with works by Richard Westall RA and Richard Cook, this Georgian example offers a handsome addition to any discerning collection of literary antiq...

Webber drew the original image in August 1778 on James Cook's third Pacific Voyage. Cook described the huts and clothing of the Chukchi in detail in his journal.

The engraving appears to be from the Captain James Cook's voyages, which took place between 1768 and 1779.

The whimsical interaction between the cook and the patiently waiting Longhorns gives the painting a distinctive personality that sets it apart from more conventional Western imagery.

Cook mentioned the idea to Mr. J. S. Burroughes who was sufficiently impressed to promote a tournament, putting up prize money of £100.

Created by John Webber, the official artist of Captain James Cook’s third voyage (1776–1780), this print documents Cook’s first European contact with Hawaii.

This print originates from 'Voyage Dans L'Hemisphere Austral, et Autour Du Monde' by Jacques Cook. Published circa 1780.

The Body of Tee a chief as preferred after Death in Otaheite (Tahiti) is from the 1784 First Edition Atlas Accompanying Capt. James Cook and King; Third and Final Voyage of Capt...

These jars were used for storing and preserving cooked meat. It would be beautiful with a bouquet of flowers or used in the kitchen to hold utensils.

The compositions are derived from the work of John Webber, the official artist on Captain James Cook’s third voyage (1776–1780). Webber’s drawings formed one of the earliest visual r...

If these engravings were indeed from "Bankes's New System of Geography," they would not be directly from the publications of Cook's voyages, but they would be contemporaneous and pos...

His paintings are mainly concerned with ‘city’ realism, and he produced a series concerned with the structural domesticity of the Edwardian household. These include cooks and maids w...

The enmaled collection of R.Lalique ´s vases is a technical tour de force as the glass has to be cooked twice at heigh temeprature to fie the enamel .

The server is both decorative and functional, originally intended to serve freshly cooked asparagus while allowing excess water to drain through the perforated cradle.

Among these are the voyages of James Cook, whose circumnavigation of the Southern Ocean is marked with clarity; the discoveries of Bellingshausen and Lazarev; and the early 19th-cent...

Extra large this brass cooking pot, sublime patina, was used to Cook turkey .

There is a fitted drainer cover showing a bed of asparagus, with a finger hole for lifting. The cooked asparagus would drain into the well below.

Cassini issued this map in his 1798 atlas to illustrate the discoveries made by James Cook. Cook was the first to accurately chart the Alaskan coastline and provide a detailed mappin...

The inclusion of both indigenous canoes and the European ship suggests a focus on the meeting of cultures that occurred during the Pacific explorations of the 18th century, notably d...

Originating from 'A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean Undertaken by the Command of His Majesty' by Cook & King, this print was engraved by S. Smith based on J.

The base dated with 'C' for Charles Cook.

Her attire reflects the European interpretation of Polynesian dress during the era following the voyages of exploration in the Pacific, particularly those of Captain James Cook in th...

She is a great star and also a lovable Frenchwoman, one of the greatest cooks on earth". (Credit: Wikipedia)

After all the glass has been placed in the mould, the core is set on top and it is set in the kiln and slowly brought up to casting temperature (1400 ~ 1550 degrees) where it ‘cooks’...

After all the glass has been placed in the mould, the core is set on top and it is set in the kiln and slowly brought up to casting temperature (1400 ~ 1550 degrees) where it ‘cooks’...

Blackie, Scotland, 1860 Keywords: New Zealand map, North Island, South Island, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Otago, Canterbury, Cook Strait, Sandwich Islands, Hawaii,...

Thynne — A member of the prominent Thynne family of Longleat, an influential English aristocratic family connected with politics and patronage. Vice Chamberlain Cook — A court offic...

Tasman was the first European to sight many of these places. 2. James Cook (1768-1779) - All three of Cook's significant voyages are marked: - The first voyage (1768-1771) took h...

If the print is indeed related to Captain Cook's voyages, it would typically be found in one of these volumes.

Antique map titled 'Kaart van Cook's Rivier in het N.O. gedeelte van Amerika'.