Antique Oven

Very beautiful Moroccan plate, hand-painted and oven glazed, early 1950s.

This exquisite Rococo style French glazed ceramic stove has a middle section with two doors opening to reveal an oven section above four operable metal lined drawers, 19th century.

Can be used as a paddle for an oven or used as a wonderful home or garden decoration.

Pair of impressive hand-formed terracotta sculptures finished with a stick, typical Impruneta (Florence) manufacture with dough cooked in a wood oven. Mid-1800s, they have the Manuf...

This tapestry-oven flat French carpet shows an interlocking rose and beige outer border framing a swag-edged convex rectangular field with cartouche corner projections, rose bouquet ...

A wonderful early 20th century Italian pine breadboard originally used to transport loaves of bread dough into an oven, now with a fantastic patina and ready to service cheese, charc...

Believed to originally be a French baguette tray that held hot loaves when they came out of the oven. Over the years it has formed the most amazing patina.

A Padelle is a large copper vessel used in large wood burning ovens to make nut oils. Wonderfully crafted in very heavy gauge hammered copper with iron handles.

The top is made of Indonesian Teak, which the dutch imported to use as a heat resistant material baking in brick bake ovens. This coffee tables is paired with a metal "X" design.

Cane bedding has been replaced but expertly tee oven with jute webbing for support. Origin: Ningbo, China.

FOLKY ONE DOOR BAKE CUPBOARD FROM PENNSYLVANIA IN AS FOUND WORN PATINA.THE DOOR HAS FOUR SMALL HOLES FOR THE HEAT TO EXCAPE AS WAS USED TO STORE PIES AND BREAD AFTER COMING OUT OF TH...

Original vintage advertising poster for a Waasia household oven stove produced by the Val Waas machine factory featuring a dynamic illustration of a surprised looking devil in red ad...

The Dutch imported the wood tops, to use as a heat resistant material in brick bake ovens. This pallet coffee table is paired with a metal design base.

An eye-catching 19th century American dough proofing tray carved by hand from one piece of pine, and with several divided sections originally used to let balls of dough rise before h...

Antique writing desk with raised doors, enriched with bronze and brass ornaments and ovens with ceramics from Sèvres (France) on doors, has a very beautiful and complete removable to...

Rectangular with leaf, flower and vase border, the scene depicting a man baking bread in an oven with a woman standing by a table and children frolicking with a castle in background ...

A large antique French wire cooling rack used for cooling pastries and bread straight from the oven. The handle was used to move the rack from kitchen to bakery for display.

Probably the finial of an neoclassical oven. Comparable examples from the Empire period are known from the Berlin terracotta manufacturer Tobias Ch.

This shelf would have been utilized as a cooling shelf for pies, cakes and pastries, hot from the oven. Today it would be awesome utilized on top a kitchen island as an extra work sp...

It has a handsome dark patina from use in a wood oven most likely. On the outside top, there is an old chip 4" across in diameter.

The stove also features two ovens almost certainly kept at different temperatures, two warming ovens, and smaller drawer and a glass-paned double window, which could have served as a...

The stove also features two ovens almost certainly kept at different temperatures, two warming ovens, and smaller drawer and a glass-paned double window, which could have served as a...

This could be used as a backsplash over an oven or in a fireplace as a fireback.

This jug kept the marks of the fire when it was put in the oven to bake the earth. This gives very authentical and aesthetic nuances to the patina of the all pitcher.

In the old days, the dish would be assembled in the tripière at home and taken to the communal boulangerie to be left in all day as the oven cooled after the morning's bread baking. ...

"The young Alchemist", a look into the dark and mysterious interior of a laboratory with young man, studying books and working at the oven. The fine miniature lacquer painting probab...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This copper pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This metal pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

The pannetiere was developed as a vessel to contain freshly baked bread just out of the oven to keep it safe for the noon and evening meals.

A steady supply required a lot of flour and hard work, frequently done cooperatively with groups of women sharing the kneading as well as the ovens. A dough box, with or without a li...

Very rare early depiction of a French distillery interior, with the old copper still mounted on a brick oven. The painting is of French authorship and dates to the mid 19th century.

Superb proportion and figuring to this delightful Georgian tray Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Oak stocks present fine grain interest and an abundance of medullar...

THIS WONDERFUL FOLKY WALL CUPBOARD HAS SMALL ORIGINAL SCREENS AND CUT OUTS ONLY ON THE TOP SIDES OF THE CUPBOARD.OF COURSE THIS WAS FOR THE BREAD OR PIES TO BE STORED OR TO COOL DONE...

One end is charred from being too close to the oven. Its rounded bottom sits nicely in the curved supports of the stand.

Scuttles were used to refill coal fueled ovens or heaters. Today, they are decorative accessories, which are perfect for holding kindle or fire starter next to your fireplace.

It could once again be used to slow cook in an oven and/or be used as a serving dish. Another use is to display it as a unique, colorful, and fun accessory for your kitchen.

This kind of ceramics is characterized by a wide range of shapes evolving through time and ovens used. Two types of Satsuma exist: White background Satsuma and black background.

It's during the firing of the pieces that the "carbonation" process that produces the typical blackish or steely gray matte color takes place. Once the oven reaches 1000 degrees, wet...

Only later was it dried in ovens with incandescent ashes in order to harden the terracotta and make the vase aesthetically refined.

Dimensions: (approx) 14.75" High, 8.5" Wide, 5.75" Deep; 11lbs Diminutive in size and proportions, ideal for a small bedroom fireplace, hearth oven, wood burning stove, ceramic...

CONDITION: VERY GOOD (some very tiny chips due to age at flower's blossom attached to lid's top existing / an original small crack deriving from firing in the oven is visible / a...

The first floor contained the workshops of the moulders, plasterers, sculptors, engravers and the ovens. On the second floor were the sculptors, turners, repairers and packers.

I'm guessing it burned coal and the first Cook top was the main… the second was for lower heat cooking and warming. The sides had small oven doors. We don't normally collect this typ...

The final step of manufacturing is heating in oven under temperature of at least 800 degrees.)

The first floor contained the workshops of the molders, plasterers, sculptors, engravers and the ovens. On the second floor were the sculptors, turners, repairers and packers.

The first floor held the workshops of the molders, plasterers, sculptors, engravers, and the ovens. On the second floor were the sculptors, turners, repairers, and packers.

This mold is a French classic, of the highest quality, going from oven to table. Made in two sizes, this is the larger version measuring 11.5 in.

Arabs brought to the city new techniques, including a new kind of oven for baking pottery. During that era, many of the pieces included abstract motifs as prescribed by Muslim religi...

Also known as a cocklestove, home heating oven, Victorian era wood burning fireplace, faience Kachelofen porcelain tiled chimney pot, etc..

A 19th Century French Napoléon III Surtout de Table French 19th Century Hand-Painted Porcelain and Ormolu-Mounted Surtout De Table Composed of two parts, a tray forming display in ...

Stunning bronze figurine: Arab man situated on carpet An Arab man is busy with preparation of tea: He sits on carpet and holds a cup of tea in left hand. There is an oven visible...

The pieces were introduced in the oven in blankets or boxes, so that the colors will not burn (they are cooked at a very high temperature, 900º).

Bibliography: Sabine & Thomas Bergmann, Meissen Figures / Model Numbers 1 - 3000 (Bergmann / Erlangen) 2017, catalogue number 2564 on page 701 Condition: Very good (There are a ...

Earthenware pieces are always baked first in an oven (biscuit), thereafter they are covered with a lead and tin oxide glaze and baked again.