Antique Cook

Great addition to any cook's kitchen

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...

With an extra emphasis on the science of cookery, and the necessity for learning, the book provides a cook’s time table and a comparative table of fish, beef, lamb, pork, poultry, an...

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...

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

He is also remembered for his command to his cook: when told he could not have apricot dumplings (Marillenknödel) because apricots were out of season, he said "I am the Emperor, and ...

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.

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...

At the foot of the sheet is the engraved dedication: “To John Cook, Esq.r, This Plate is humbly dedicated by Eleaz.r Albin.”

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...

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.

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Easter Island art, Rapa Nui print, Moai statue, Pacific ethnography, South Pacific history, Cook voyages era, anthropology illustration, Oceania colle...

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Palau print, Pelew Islands, Micronesia ethnography, South Pacific exploration, anthropology art, Cook era interest, Oceania cultural history, nursing ...

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.

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

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

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Admiralty Islands art, Papua New Guinea ethnography, Melanesian culture, Pacific exploration print, canoe navigation art, Cook era interest, Oceania a...

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Aboriginal Tasmanians, Van Diemen’s Land print, Tasmanian ethnography, Oceania history, colonial-era anthropology, Pacific exploration art, Cook voyag...

The print originates from the influential voyage literature associated with Captain James Cook’s Pacific expeditions, published under the editorial direction of John Hawkesworth.

By 1864 they were fully fledged manufacturers of billiard tables and supplied specially made competition tables for the 1866 Oxford vs Cambridge match, Dufton's 'Great Handicap' and ...

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

* PURCHASED AT CHRISTIE'S, NYC * PROVENANCE: *Alessandro Maggiori (1764-1834): Rome, 1808. *Mrs. Lester Cook: Sotheby’s, London, 1984. *The Collection of the Rothschild Family.

Used to draw water from the well and cook over an open fire. The log holder is in a good condition and is fully functional.

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

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 .

By 1864 they were fully fledged manufacturers of billiard tables and supplied specially made competition tables for the 1866 Oxford vs Cambridge match, Dufton's 'Great Handicap' and ...

Meyer from an original painting” (Hoppner and Farington) or “by H. Cook from an original drawing by H. Edridge” (Tresham).

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 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...

Spring Grove was originally the home of famous botanist Sir Joseph Banks, who sailed the world with Captain Cook. Undated, dated from Jisc from a copy held at the University of Aber...

The word confit means “to preserve,” and these vessels were essential for storing cooked meats—most often duck (confit de canard) or goose (confit d’oie).

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...

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

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...

Used to draw water from the well and cook over an open fire. The log holder is in a good condition and is fully functional.

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.

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...

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

The tin lining, as was customary in the early 1800s, protected food from direct contact with copper while allowing for even heat distribution, one of the key reasons copper cookware ...

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

The base dated with 'C' for Charles Cook.

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...

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

Treasure Island was serialized in Young Folks, a popular children’s magazine publication, between 1881 and 1882 under the title The Sea Cook and under Stevenson's pseudonym “Captain ...

Publisher: John & Wiliam Cary Place / Date: London, 1791 Comprising twelve hand-coloured gores, annotated with equinoctial graduated in degrees and hours and ecliptic graduated ...

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

Some of the routes of the voyages of Anson and Cook are traced on the map. The pocket globe was likely created after the death of Captain Cook on February 14, 1779, as his place of d...

Antique Drafting Stool by Cook of Cambridge, MA Base Dimensions: 17" x 17" x 22" high Seat Height: 25" - 28 1/2" Backrest: 14" - 18 1/2" Materials: Wood & Steel

Cook went on to explore New Zealand and the east coast of Australia.

It features the tracks of famous explorers, including Captain Cook, Vancouver, and La Perouse, illustrating their voyages across uncharted territories.

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.

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

Grainger and is derived from Cook's third voyage, with the work being published in 1801.

This kind of pottery was used in Europe during centuries to cook on the fireplace, placing them on top of an iron tripod, thus its rounded base.

Our salt - was gunpowder, as it has been with me many a time; and to our keen appetites, the steaks thus salted were quite savory as many - cooked at home." The curlews, genus Numen...

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