Antique Pickers

A pair of 19th century Samson dishes in the Chinese export style. The "Cherry Pickers" pattern is painted from a print by Nicolas Ponce after Antoine Baudouin showing 3 figures in L...

Large 19th century French handwoven grape pickers basket. The leather straps are for carrying the basket on your back.

An original oil on canvas after Italian artist Antonio Ermolao Paoletti (1834-1912) titled "At the Ebb of the Tide (The Cockle Picker, Venice)", c. 1900. No signature found. Retains ...

William Bouguereau (Circle of) La Rochelle, 1825 – La Rochelle, 1905 The Little Grape Picker Oil on canvas 54 x 38 cm (64 x 48 cm with frame) Unsigned Beautiful 19th-century giltwood...

Wood framed original vintage advertising poster depicting ‘Hop Pickers in Kent No 5’ Featuring a colourful image of farmers and a lady holding a baby with traditional Kent oast house...

Wood framed original vintage advertising poster depicting ‘Hop Pickers in Kent No 5’ Featuring a colourful image of farmers and a lady holding a baby with traditional Kent oast house...

19th century oil painting of yorkshire flither pickers by robert farren circa 1890. Painted by robert b.

Initialled and dated lower right. Artist's name and dates inscribed verso by a later hand. Presented in a narrow wooden frame. On primed paper.

Antique French Grape Picker's Cart with Limestone Top.

Beautiful French antique "grape picker" dining table in solid oak, parquet top.

French metal grape picker's hod - originally worn on the back (held with leather straps) - flat metal back perfect for hanging on wall

The perfect accessory for your wine cellar.These metal hod's were worn by grape pickers in the French countryside. This one has it's original green paint and leather back straps.

Oil on academy board of standing cotton picker in field with collecting basket and distant cabin in background.

We think it may have been used to rest the grape hottes on so that the pickers did not need to crouch down too low to rest their sore backs!

These ingenious tables were stored in the barns, dragged out, and set upright to serve grape pickers lunch and refreshments after a long day working in the vineyards.

Finally in, this superb credenza in the Louis XVI style of Cuban mahogany, ebonized and French polished, snatched from a Lyon auction house by our favorite picker. Grace, strength, p...

"Chiffonier" comes from the French word for "rag-picker," naming these pieces for their numerous small drawers to store odds and ends.

A perfect piece to finish a wine cellar or bar area, this small scale hand pegged oak vineyard table was originally used for wine tasting in the wine cellar of a vintner or for carry...

This particular pot was made for and bears the monogram of respected Boston businessman Samuel Pickering Gardner (1767-1843) and his wife Rebecca Russell Gardner (née Lowel).

The original purpose of these ingenious tables, was that the vineyards had many pickers and when lunch time rolled around, these tables were pulled from the barns and voila lunch was...

This piece was originally used for wine tasting in the wine cellar or for carrying out to the vineyards for the grape pickers to eat lunch. Of a versatile scale, this piece would sea...

A perfect piece to finish a wine cellar or bar area, this small scale hand pegged oak vineyard table was originally used for wine tasting in the wine cellar of a vintner or for carry...

Originally made to be stored flat among the wine barrels and set up for wine tasting and grape pickers' celebrations to mark the end of the harvest.

A collection of large, French, Grape Harvesting Baskets (sold individually) Used by grape pickers of the Champagne region, over 100years ago.

This week our listings range from Gothic to Space Age. We have a picker in Italy that has been finding some of the best quality Mid-Century Modern designs to date.

Acquired from a unique collector seen on Season 11 of American Pickers. Circa: Early 20th Century Dimensions H 32.5" W 26" D 47" Seat H 17.5" Seat D with pillow 47" Seat D w/out...

He lived in poverty as an art student but became well known to collectors because of his sincerity in portraying the street-peddlers, gypsies, street-musicians, beggars, and rag pick...

He lived in poverty as an art student but became well known to collectors because of his sincerity in portraying the street-peddlers, gypsies, street-musicians, beggars, and rag pick...

These raincoats were used by farmers, rice pickers and fishermen in southern China during the Qing Dynasty to republic era.

In the 19th century French vineyards, these hods were worn on the backs of grape pickers as they were working the fields, hand harvesting the grapes.

Bow Porcelain Figure - Seated Rustic Seasons - the Autumn Vendangeur, c1765 Additional information: Date : c1765 Period : George III Marks : none Origin : Stratford at Bow; England ...

We and other experts within our circle of pickers and auction houses feel strongly that these chairs could have come from the Phyfe workshop.

In the 19th century French vineyards, these hods were worn on the backs of grape pickers as they were working the fields, hand harvesting the grapes.

Bound in crushed red morocco, the covers paneled with in gilt pointelle and intersecting pairs of gilt fillets filled with an overall pattern of grape-cluster and grape-leaf tools, t...

It's no fun looking at an old rusty sign, no matter what those guys on that American Picker show espouse. This is not a common sign for obvious reasons.

In the 19th century French vineyards, these hods were worn on the backs of grape pickers as they were working the fields, hand harvesting the grapes.

In the 19th century French vineyards, these hods were worn on the backs of grape pickers as they were working the fields, hand harvesting the grapes.

Born to Samuel Charlton and his wife Mary Ann (née Pickering) Charlton on 28 June 1849, in Bamburgh, Northumberland, he received his first lessons in drawing from his father when he ...

She was hired by the director of the observatory, Edward Charles Pickering, as a "computer" - a term used for individuals, often women, who performed calculations and analysis of ast...

In 1998 during the Sotheby’s London ‘The Irish Sale’, Kavanagh’s 1893 painting “The Cockle Pickers” sold for $ 35,649. Measurements: 33 7/8” W x 2 1/4” D x 38 3/4” H [frame]; 25” ...

Many of his works have had international acclaim and are housed in the art collections of the Picker Art Gallery, Colgate University; Strong Museum, Rochester, New York; and the Huds...

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

In addition to the depiction of the cotton picker, there are numerous other pendulums that deal with the theme of colonization.

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

In addition to the depiction of the cotton picker, there are numerous other pendulums that deal with the theme of colonisation.

Many of his works have had international acclaim and are housed in the art collections of the Picker Art Gallery, Colgate University; Strong Museum, Rochester, New York; and the Huds...

Van Aken settled in England in about 1720 and worked for Highmore, Hudson, Knapton, Ramsay, Isaac Whood, Hamlet Winstanley, Henry Pickering and others and he earned great wealth. Un...

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

Examples include: Burgundy Grape-Picker; Roman Peasant of the Sabine Tribe; Cart; Docker at the Port of Naples; Miner at Work; and Blacksmith at Rest.

Signed lower right Early life: Born to Samuel Charlton and his wife Mary Ann (née Pickering) Charlton on 28 June 1849, in Bamburgh, Northumberland, he received his first lessons in ...

Here he earned a reputation as an expert lock picker. He found that the best way to sell his Companies locks was to pick the locks of his competitors.

After his demobilisation, as well as in his studio in Paris, Friesz spent time in his house in Toulon, returned to Normandy and Le Havre and continued to make frequent, often local, ...

After his demobilisation, as well as in his studio in Paris, Friesz spent time in his house in Toulon, returned to Normandy and Le Havre and continued to make frequent, often local, ...

19th century American "Picker" basket, made out of reed. Leather strap.