Antique Game Rack

Oak Industrial drying rack. Funky wheels work like a charm. Some shelves missing, but in overall great condidtion.

Beautiful Victorian mahogany cigar rack, with brass interior, represented by the face of a Middle Eastern character. England second half of the 19th century.

Rustic wrought iron and wood wine rack.

A swiveling bottle drying rack is very rare and unusual. Practical as it is, it has a big sculptural presence as well especially when it is charged with green bottles. In France the...

A rare, unique and monumental three foot tall silver plate cocktail shaker by (possibly attributed to) Gorham in the form of a World War I era facsimile eighteen pound shrapnel artil...

19th century English wrought iron game rack called a Dutch Crown with birds and stylized flowers surrounding the crown.

Game racks were used to age pheasants, rabbits, or any other small game, after the hunt.

17th - 18th century French Louis XIV period game rack used for hanging game and birds. Can nowadays also be used for hanging various other items such as pots and pans.

18th century Dutch Louis XV Period game rack used for hanging game and birds. Can nowadays also be used for hanging various other items such as pots and pans.

19th century Dutch crown used for hanging game and birds. The crown is made of wrought iron and is in a good condition.

A gorgeous early 19th century hand carved game rack with eight hand wrought iron hooks. Game racks are used to hang small game meat such as fowl, rabbits, etc to dry after a hunt.

Antique rosewood cue rack, wall mounted. Unbelievable figure in the wood and a beautiful acanthus leaf detail.

19th Century Welsh Game Transport Carrier. We stumbled across this on our travels in Wales, often confused for a trap of some sort it is in fact a ‘cage’ for transporting game. Han...

Antique French Empire Cabinet converted into a wine rack Circa 1880s

This beautiful vintage rustic wine rack balances up to 60 wine bottles, the ingenious design allows for a slim and minimal wine rack for the discerning sommelier, or those looking fo...

Painted three tiered rack with (27) balls. Rack: 84.5” W x 11” D x 37.75” H Bowling Balls: approx. 8” diameter.

Late 19th century bottle drying rack with six tiers. 60 bottles. These racks were used in vineyards to dry used wine bottles. Use it to hang coffee cups, jewelry, drying herbs. Will...

Wonderfully authentic 19th century English baker's bread rack and 3 trays on it's original casters.

A fine quality oak billiard or snooker cue rack raised on three bun feet and revolving around a central turned pillar. The Stand is designed to hold twenty four cues and rests, twent...

Unique two sided French wine rack that holds 120 bottles of wine. From the side it has an adjustable frame depending on your needs. The oak has been beautifully weathered.

French, early 20th century industrial wood rack for 260 wool yarn bobbins. From a textile mill in France. All original. THIS ITEM IS LOCATED IN MANHATTAN AT 1STDIBS@NYDC SHOWROOM....

What a delightful piece! Far too well-made to be a toy, and too obviously country to be a commercial salesman’s sample, I believe this is the work of a local village craftsman showi...

French 1920's metal wall hanging wine bottle rack, a clever and simple wine rack design for any wine drinker!

French locking wine rack/bottle cage from circa 1920. An ideal storage cabinet that can be easily incorporated into a custom wine cellar or hospitality setting. Dimensions 46 H” x 3...

Large antique billiards, snooker, or pool cue rack constructed from mahogany. Features 24 small locking doors labeled with white enamel numbers. There are 10 original skeleton keys t...

Early 20th century French iron wine cage. This piece can hold over 280 bottles and is the perfect display and storage solution for your wine collection. This wine cage has two hinged...

Light yet sculptural, this wire wine rack offers a unique vintage accent. Made in turn of the century France, the design has an Industrial charm —the wire cylinders evoke the forms o...

Interesting wooden ten wine or champagne bottles holder from France, circa 1920. With "Bordeaux" inscription on the front.

Originally used in a French wine cellar, this riveted iron wine cage from the early 20th century holds up to 100 bottles. This wine rack may either be bolted to the wall or remain fr...

The perfect gift for the person in your life who loves to play poker. This is a beautiful sterling silver lidded box with Mother of Pearl poker chips. A hard to find, very high qua...

A small antique French industrial painted metal wine safe bottle rack. 19th century, France, originally used in a vineyard or winery, the square cage having a single lockable door ...

Antique Silver-Plated Hallmarked Wine & Champagne Cooler with Removable Rack Insert, Circa 1890-1920. Sizable piece with beautiful tracing.

This is a beautiful 1920s era French or perhaps Belgian back bar. The bar is in as-found condition and has a wine rack for storage of wine bottles. There is some finish loss on the t...

This is a beautiful 1920s era French or perhaps Belgian back bar. The bar is in as-found condition and has a wine rack for storage of wine bottles. There is some finish loss on the t...

This is a beautiful 1920s era French or perhaps Belgian back bar. The bar is in as-found condition and has a wine rack for storage of wine bottles. There is some finish loss on the t...

An antique humidor and display offers oak construction with single glass front door opening to reveal an internal storage compartment and lower drawer, sides having fold down pipe ra...

This is a large antique 160-bottle chateau wine rack. A French, wrought iron cellar stand, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. Of impressive scale and provincial charm,...

We are delighted to offer for auction this very nice small Edwardian Mahogany cloths rail A little piece, ideally suited to sit next to a radiator and act as a cloths air dryer ...

Originally used in a French wine cellar, this painted red riveted iron wine cage or wine rack from the early twentieth century holds up to 150 bottles. This wine rack may either be b...

A beautiful 18th century French handwrought iron game rack with two outer rings with ten hooks. Game racks were used to age pheasants, rabbits, or any other small game, after the hunt.

18th century French Louis XV game rack used for hanging game and birds. The crown is made of wrought iron and is in a good condition.

Large hand forged iron game rack, France, circa 1750.

Large hand-forged iron game rack France, circa 1650-1800.

Antique English wine bottle rack crafted in mahogany and brass with an ingenious locking mechanism that moves with the turn of the key. Works with a 12.25" tall bottle. When locked...

Large wine rack, also known as a wine cage. This solid iron wine storage rack can take up to 300 bottles. It can be mounted to the wall or floor and it can be locked with a padlock...

Art Nouveau/Art Deco wall mount billiard cue rack for 12 cues used in pub. Circa 1910s-1920s. Restored, new shellac hand polished, new green billiard fabric.

A charming French brass and mahogany sideboard wine rack. A French tabletop 6 wine bottle rack, on a mahogany base with brass holders. The wine rack is in excellent condition and...

Vintage champagne or wine bottle rack from Burgundy, circa 1880. Holding 15 bottles, this small wooden box opens from the top and would be a perfect addition to a wet bar or a wine c...

This is an authentic oak riddling rack from the Champagne region of France. Unmarked. Two identical sides, 60 bottles per side, 120 bottles total. Each panel is H 57” x W 28” x D 1.8...

This elegant French cue rack has a tall central column with shaped top and is raised on shaped feet. This set comes with 11 pool cues while the stand will hold 12 cues. A very unique...

Spectacular double door steel cage wine rack, Made in France by Rigidex. This example holds up to 300 bottles, making it suitable for both commercial and serious wine enthusiasts. T...

English mid-19th century brass and mahogany tabletop wine rack.

Manufactured during the 1920s, this riveted iron wine cage or wine rack was originally attached to the wall in a French wine cellar though it may also remain freestanding. Painted in...