Antique Cork

The bottoms have been fitted with removable cork liners. Sheffield, England, circa 1880-1920.

Numerous towns and settlements appear, including Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Kilkenny, Galway, Athlone, and Armagh, among many others.

There are two recommended methods to ensure the cork does not dry out and shrink: Method one: Keep fluid in the flask at all times, and keep the flask on its side to ensure the cork...

The piece is signed and features a classic cylindrical shape with a cork stopper. Dorchester Pottery was known for its utilitarian stoneware, and this warmer exemplifies the craftsma...

There are two recommended methods to ensure the cork does not dry out and shrink: Method One: Keep fluid in the flask at all times, and keep the flask on its side to ensure the cork ...

The screw is known as a worm design with edges that easily cut the cork. France circa 1890-1900.

A highly unusual and decorative pepper pot in sterling silver, designed in the form of a naturalistic champagne cork. Executed with crossed pegs for easier opening and a realisticall...

There are two recommended methods to ensure the cork does not dry out and shrink: Method one: Keep fluid in the flask at all times, and keep the flask on its side to ensure the cork...

The composition depicts a rustic tabletop arrangement featuring a large wicker-covered demijohn, several wine bottles, a wooden bowl, scattered corks, a candlestick, a ceramic pitche...

It would have been a costly alternative to the simpler cork-ended sailing and pulling type selected and used successfully for several decades.

The piece features a flared, stepped, and domed foot, which is fitted with a cork stopper to securely hold the pounce. The body of the shaker is reeded and bowed, tapering to a narro...

John Hoare, known as Captain Hoare, was born in Cork, Ireland, on April 12, 1822. He learned glass cutting from his father and worked at various glass houses in England from 1842 un...

The body of the flask is topped with a cork lined stopper that is on a hinged bayonet closer.

It is fitted on top with a screwed hinged lid and a cork. This flask was retailed by the Philadelphia based store of J.E.

John Hoare, known as Captain Hoare, was born in Cork, Ireland, on April 12, 1822. He learned glass cutting from his father and worked at various glass houses in England from 1842 un...

Designing and manufacturing for the Office of Public Works, the firm gained the reputation for high quality furniture and were commissioned to design and manufacture for some of the ...

He married Lucy Bland, the daughter of Commander Bland, of Derryquin Castle, where he took his seat upon his return from the Mediterranean. The Captain died in Cork in 1885.

Titled ' Marin ' (on the top ) composition with painted elements in wood , cork , metal and bakelite . 34 x 27 cm collection Wiwen Nilsson , Lund .

Thomas Frederick Collier (1823-1885) Thomas Frederick Collier was an Irish painter in watercolours of flowers, botanicals and landscapes. Born in Cork, Ireland, he studied at the Du...

Antique green glass demijohn / carboy bottle set in it's original wicker basket with lid and cork. Striking emerald green color bottle. Basket is equipped with carrying handles.

A fine pair of Amethyst decanters engraved with fruiting vine fitted with silvered mounted mother of pearl, cork stoppers labelled Port & Sherry.

There are two recommended methods to ensure that the cork does not dry out and shrink: Method One: Keep fluid in the flask at all times, and keep the flask on its side to ensure t...

Beautiful wicker casing around a silver mercury glass thermos with silk, cork and aluminum stopper. Use as it was intended for, or as a decorative object.

The bottle is sealed with cork and wooden wedges, and finished on the exterior of the bottle is woven hemp string in a platted design and sealed with red wax.

Flask Has A Gilt Washed Removable Cup To Drink From & A Solid Silver Topped Cork Stopper to Lid By 19th Century Silversmith William Schofield (Hallmarked WS Within An Oval/London 1...

Rivers, mountain ranges, and major cities such as Dublin, Belfast, and Cork are all meticulously documented, reflecting the cartographic precision of Johnston’s work.

The 10'6" fly rod with 'Lockfast' joints, cork handle and Hardy's 'W' reel fitting (Regd 16.8.73), brass spear to screw into the end of the handle and the inscription around the shaf...

A charming and well-proportioned late 18th-century pine cabinet from County Cork, Ireland, dating to circa 1780. This handcrafted piece is a beautiful example of vernacular Irish fur...

Original vintage LMS London Midland and Scottish Railway travel poster for Blarney Castle - Ireland This Year - featuring scenic artwork by the notable British artist and illustrator...

Bases are covered with cork and have a label from Victor Hall Antiques, England.

Major towns and cities are clearly labeled, including Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, and Belfast. The road and rail networks are finely drawn, reflecting Ireland’s increasing connec...

English 5 gallon stoneware barrel with hand painted letter G within a cartouche, cork sealed top and bead decorated bottom spout in a beautiful honey glaze finish with rings.

The stopper is made of a natural gourd stem as the finial affixed to a cork and spoon of an organic material. Condition: The skin with a beautiful patina, normal signs of wear and ag...

Antique silver Napoleon III era table decorations in the form of two wine barrel / beer casks on stretcher form stands realistically fashioned with cork taps and hoop banding all on ...

The stopper has a plain boss onto the original cork. Condition The antique mount and stopper are an excellent gauge of silver, fine quality and in excellent presentation condition.

A red and white one with blue eye in the front, seems to be completely outraged by the audacity of the cork, which no doubts, keeps bouncing back and forth.

Each piece tells its own story, with a beautifully aged mix of glass, original paper, and etched labels, and a variety of cork, glass, or metal stoppers. The collection includes trad...

This set includes: 5 crystal pieces fitted with sterling silver tops 1 sterling silver shaving brush 8 pieces of various tools made of bone and metal including: - 2 pairs of scissors...

The stopper of a green glass bead resembling jadeite, vinyl collar, cork and no spoon. Condition: Minor frits at the neck and foot, otherwise fine condition.

A small, warm bench made of oak and cork. Its adorable appearance makes it seem like a scene from a fairy tale, as if a child is sitting in the shade of a tree in the grassland.

Major cities such as Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, and Belfast are clearly labelled, as are regional features including Lough Neagh, the Shannon River, and mountain ranges like Mac...

Art Deco silver plate cocktail shaker by Elkington & Co. with a tapered body and conical top with disk form cover and angled pour spout with silver plate capped cork stopper.

Each glass vessel once held medicinal powders, tinctures, or remedies, and still wears its original paper label — some preserved in crisp detail, others softly worn with age. Cork s...

The wide, open top enhances its versatility, making it not only a remarkable display piece but also an ideal vessel for use as a vase. While the original cork is no longer present, t...

Frederick Calvert (c. 1785 – c. 1844) was an accomplished 19th-century Irish-born artist known primarily for his coastal and marine paintings, as well as topographical and architectu...

The stopper of a halved turquoise bead and two vinyl collars attached to a cork. Evidence that the ivory spoon has been removed.

The stopper of a pink stone and vinyl collar attached to a cork with evidence of a previous spoon. Condition: The stopper top with one small filled divot otherwise excellent condition.

The top with a glazed ceramic topped cork and a glazed spigot cork stopper. The dispenser is being sold as a decorative item and the corks do not fit.

Established on Old Bond St in 1923 it moved to Cork St in 1936. Redfern Gallery, London represented the Grosvenor School artists since the 1930's and was their principal ...

The youngest of six, she spent most of her youth at Creggane Manor, Rosscarbery, near Cork where her father, William Robert Starkie JP (1824–1897), was a resident magistrate, who had...

The finely moulded metal stopper is attached to a chatelaine hanging chain and is finely hinged, when opened it reveals the original glass stopper a tiny piece of blue and white ven...

The pepper is fitted with the original hallmarked push fit cover modelled in the form of a foil capped champagne cork embellished with pierced 'pepper' holes subdivided by an integra...

A pair of Victorian green mells decanters engraved fruiting vine with cork stoppers labelled Port and Whiskey. England, 1880.

Treen Wine Bottle Corker or Cork Compressor This wonderful piece has been turned from Sycamore, it has a leather hinge which opens to access the1corking channel this has a metal l...

A raised cartouche sits above a small hole which likely presented a cork originally. With its rustic character, nice age and good proportions, this Italian glazed terracotta olive oi...

Pair of large authentic 19th century glazed terracotta pitcher bottle jugs originally used for containing water and olive oil - the smallest one still has the original cork stopper i...

Art Deco silver plate cocktail shaker raised on a circular foot and having a flared shoulder below a domed top with a disk-form lid and angled spout with silver plate mounted cork st...