Antique Pickers

Lunsingh Scheurleer in Chinese Export Porcelain, Chine de Commande, 213, where the author notes ‘One of the best-known subjects is that of the ‘Cherry Picker’ after a print by Nicola...

From the estate of Bernard, Chicago's greatest picker!

Beautifully painted in pink and labeled "chablis #3", this grape hod is the largest we have ever been lucky enough to have. it was carried on the back of a grape picker and used duri...

Tin grape hod, of a type used by grape pickers in France. This one is painted blue and bears the black and gold coat of arms of the Chateau Epivon in Bordeaux.

There were originally straps on the back of the piece, enabling the picker to strap this metal item on his or her back.

The hotte was carried on a pickers back with leather straps, like a back pack, but made of metal.

We bought this piece from one of our favorite pickers. The majority of the piece looks to be 18th century but we have never seen anything like it and the construction suggests it wa...

This piece came from a Spanish picker. The hand forged and riveted light fixture was made at least 200 years ago.

We are selling these as American, my picker on these handles a lot of American antique lighting.

Originally opened in 1919 as the Pickering / Licks Pier, most Southern Californians recall the later incarnation of "Pacific Ocean Park", or simply "POP".

This came to us from a trusted picker who knew the history of the house and contents.

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.

The table has been found by one of our specialist pickers in a grand English house near Oxford. Dimensions 237cms long with both leaves in place 93ins 120cms wide 47ins 74cms high 2...

Starting in 1876 he painted a lot of realist paintings of farmers and cotton pickers around Paris. He made some intense character studies of working people in their poverty-stricken...

The pier itself had a short four year lifespan as it caught fire on January 6th 1924 when flames spread from a fire on the nearby Pickering Pier (later named Pacific Ocean Park), a m...

Becquet won many medals throughout his career: a bronze medal for ‘A Grape Picker’, a bronze medal again in 1870 for a statue of Ishmael, and finally a gold medal in 1902 for his s...

Becquet won many medals throughout his career: a bronze medal for ‘A Grape Picker’, a bronze medal again in 1870 for a statue of Ishmael, and finally a gold medal in 1902 for his s...

Becquet won many medals throughout his career: a bronze medal for ‘A Grape Picker’, a bronze medal again in 1870 for a statue of Ishmael, and finally a gold medal in 1902 for his s...

Artists such as Thomas Hudson, Allan Ramsay, Henry Pickering, George Knapton and Joseph Highmore all used Aken’s exceptional talents in painting the silk clothes and accessories of t...

Adams writes in his account of the episode in a letter to Timothy Pickering, a politician from Massachusetts and a good friend of Adams: “Jefferson proposed to me to make the draft.

Portrait Of Lady Mary Osborn, 18th Century by Henry PICKERING (1720-1775) Large 18th Century English portrait of a lady traditionally held to be Lady Mary Osborn, oil on canvas by ...

Found near Bordeaux, this wooden bucket with original iron banding and riveted handles dates to the early 20th century and is in wonderful condition. We would use it as a planter (an...

We love these early 20th century wooden buckets with riveted iron handles and would use them as planters in a rustic setting. Found near Bordeaux, they have been marked "LM" in pale ...

A turn-of-the-Century French Grape Picker's Wicker Basket with a briarwood handle.

Signed on verso Painter of landscape and genre paintings born in Wakefield, Yorkshire. Pickering was self-taught as an artist having initially trained as an engineer in Peru and I...

Tin grape hod of the type used by grape pickers in France. This one is painted red and decorated with the coat of arms of Haut-Medoc portraying a noble red stag.

Becquet won many medals throughout his career: a bronze medal for ‘A Grape Picker’, a bronze medal again in 1870 for a statue of Ishmael, and finally a gold medal in 1902 for his s...