Antique Kitchen Tools

Mortar bowls like this were essential tools in both kitchens and apothecaries, representing the enduring fusion of utility and artistry in English marblework.

Shop-made of softwood with canted sides and a fixed center divider pierced by an elongated oval handhold—the standard late-19th / early-20th-century carpenter’s tote. Two long open c...

Very charming wall cabinet from the early 20th century. The cabinet has never been painted. It is built from old sugar boxes. It has 2 doors at the top & a divided drawer compartment...

Early 20th Century Hand Constructed Steel Two Door Locking Mechanics Tool Cabinet. Featuring a rectangular form in riveted heavy gauge Steel, with four hinges, three interior shelves...

These ladles were once essential tools in farmhouse kitchens and open-hearth cooking environments, where durability and function were paramount.

This early 20th-century French leather tool bag hails from the Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français (SNCF), France's national train service established in 1938. Originally d...

American Antique Eastlake Victorian Oak Wood 36 Drawer Machinist Chest Tool Parts Cabinet. Item features 36 Drawers (minus 1), solid wood construction, very nice antique item, qualit...

This is an antique country ladies garden trug. An English, pitch pine outdoor tool carry, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1870. Strikingly figured and wonderfully practical, id...

A scarce original antique European Baroque Period tooled leather clad cutlery caddy, circa 1740 Handcrafted in Continental Europe in the first half of the 18th century, likely Spa...

A 19th century canteen of gilt copper flatware, in a fitted gilt-tooled leather casket decorated with an armorial and floral sprays. comprising of twenty-four dessert forks, twenty-...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this lovely original circa 1900 Andy's tool cupboard with period distressed paint Please note the delivery ...

This board, therefore, was not merely a kitchen tool but a vital item that supported people’s daily lives.

It is called a "Kate-Kiri-Ban," an old kitchen tool. "Kate" means food, "Kiri" means to cut, and "Ban" means board.

Originally used for biscuits. Now perfect for kitchen storage, bar tools, mail, or as a sculptural accent on a shelf or console.