Antique Larder

Antique quality 19th Century painted housekeeper's larder cupboard. Sometimes known as an estate

Antique quality 19th Century painted housekeeper's larder cupboard. Sometimes known as an estate

This is an antique, English, Victorian oak larder on stand dating to circa 1900. In Classic Arts

A beautiful, rustic antique pine larder or pie cabinet cupboard that dates from the late 1800s in

A beautiful, rustic antique pine larder or pie cabinet cupboard that dates from the late 1800s in

Antique 19th Century Painted Housekeeper's Larder Cupboard – also known as an estate cupboard, this

Antique Painted Kitchen / Housekeeper’s Larder Cupboard – 19th Century Country House Storage

Oil painting by Thomas G Targett “A Game Larder”, he flourished 1869-1896. Painter of sporting

Antique 19th Century Painted Housekeeper's Larder Cupboard – also known as an estate cupboard, this

A vintage oak larder or housekeepers cupboard, circa 1920's Featuring four shelves

A vintage oak larder or housekeepers cupboard, circa 1920's Featuring four shelves

"A Game Larder" by Charles Thomas Bale. Charles Thomas Bale 1849-1925 using his pseudonym 'George

Oil Painting Pair by Charles Thomas Bale "Fruit and Game Larder Scenes" 1849-1925. Popular still

Early 19th century painting of a hare,fruit and game in a larder. Oil on canvas in oak frame with

Early 19th Century English Naïve School still life painting of the larder, Oil on Canvas laid onto

fantastic storage kitchen, larder, or collection. Please note this unit must be secured to a wall.

as a British Post Office cupboard, but we think it started life out as a kitchen larder or pie safe

allow airflow into linen cabinets or larders. The warm wood tone and brass hardware emit a sunny

finished with white paint. This decorative storage piece will be a great accent in a kitchen or larder.

used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, game larders, etc. The staddle stones lifted the

for a wonderful larder cupboard.

water cool in hot weather, every French kitchen would have kept one of these in the larder before the

versatile piece could be used in a kitchen or larder, or even for everyday storage.

placed in a stone lined larder, which served as a cool environment, in which to store the duck, which was

Antique English staddlestones were once used as footings to raise granaries, hayricks, game larders

France in the early 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a larder; the metal mesh

originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, and game larders. The steddle stones lifted the

larder, allowing air to circulate to keep perishable goods fresh. A trio of deep drawers open with

cupboard door indicates that this piece would have originally been used as a larder: a cool, dark place in

game larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the stored

game larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the stored

(or staddle) stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, and game larders

larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the stored grain from

, hayricks, and game larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the

excellent contender as a kitchen larder, bookcase or display cabinet. 4 sections, base x2, cabinets x2

. Landseer is in the process of creating one of his early masterpieces, 'The Larder Invaded (1822)'. He is

once been used as a pantry or larder —the airflow would have ensured that food kept within stayed fresh

game larder. We've had this painting newly framed in a custom leather-wrapped frame, in a dark tobacco

in the ground or stored in stone-lined larders. This storage process preserved the cooked meat

used for storing cooked meats and then buried in the ground or stored in stone-lined larders. This

pots were used for storing cooked meats and then buried in the ground or stored in stone-lined larders

cellar or placed in a stone lined larder up to the glazing line. This storage process preserved the

larder, filing cabinet, bookcase or bar cabinet. Traditionally crafted in gallery construction, the oak

placed in a stone lined larder up to the glazing line. This storage process preserved the cooked meat

unglazed because it would be buried in the cool soil of the cellar or placed in a stone lined larder up to

linen cupboard or larder in a wealthy bourgeois household or possibly also in a monastery. Today, this

Le Chef circle of Théodule-Augustin Ribot (French, 1823 – 1891) oil on board, framed framed: 20.5 x 16.5 inches board: 15 x 12 inches inscribed verso provenance: private collection, ...

A 19th century Majolica treacle-glazed Scottish bread box/larder featuring two identical sides with

indicate that the cabinet would have originally been used as a larder; the meshed shapes provide an eye

excellent contender for a kitchen larder, hall cupboard or even in the bedroom as a storage piece

bar, printer cabinet, pantry, larder, to name a few. Ecclesiastical chic. Provenance: purchased at

larder, to keep cool. Today, they make for the perfect accessory in decorating that Country French

the bird in a cool environment, such as a stone lined larder. Today, the confit pots make for an

that the cabinet would have originally been used as a larder — the circulation of the air would have

or a stone lined larder.

the ground, up to the glaze line. Confit pots were placed in the cellars or a stone lined larder.

unglazed) or put in stone lined larders. Before refrigeration, this was an early process for preserving