Antique Pub

Antique English Windsor Colonial Pine Wood Spindle Pub Club Arm Chairs - a Pair. Item features carved serpentine plank seat, exposed joints, solid wood frames, beautiful wood grain, ...

This is a beautiful set of four vintage continuous-bow farmhouse Windsor-style dining chairs, masterfully crafted from solid quarter-sawn oak. The chairs highlight an exceptional lev...

Renaissance Courtier Seen from Behind, Red Hat and Sword, circa 15th Century This distinctive costume plate, No. 88 from the seminal 1845 publication Costumes Historiques des XIIIe,...

English two-sided handmade and painted metal pub sign depicting a king of clubs with the text "Flowers" above and "Kings Head" below (ca. early 1900s, England).

High Back Pine Settle, Fireside Country Pub Bench This is an old Pine Settle, it has a planked back and curved end supports, it is made in 1” thick pine, the pine has an original old...

Eighteenth Century English Country Inn Scene with Rustic Figures and Dog, drinking and talking in the Village Pub A signed Oil on Canvas mounted on stretchers and Framed in a Morland...

An exquisite Edwardian Era Hotel Sign showcasing a portrait of Queen Alexandra of Denmark, who served as Queen of the United Kingdom and Empress of India. Alexandra is seated at the...

Fabulous looking full page McKenny and Hall folio sheet "WAA-TOP-E-NOT", a Chippewa tribe warrior, from the three volume series "Indian Tribes of North America". The Chippewa tribe,...

The interior is vermeil (gilt silver). It has a wonderful Pub scene with smoker's enjoying a pipe or two.

View of Cheshire, Connecticut, 1882. Original lithograph was drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. , a prominent 19th century map maker. The map shows a bird’s eye view of ...

Ecole Imp.DE Cavalerie, Officier du Cadre shows two bearded French soldiers from the Armee De Ligne or the Line Army series. There is an officer in the foreground and a soldier...

A French Chasseur a Cheval de la Garde Imperiale, drinking outside an Inn or Pub. Frank Moss Bennett was born in Liverpool, England on 15 November 1874 to Henry Mellor Bennett and...

A View of London as it was in the Year 1647 is a hand colored copper engraving published by the well known British publisher and engraver John Boydell (1720-1804) and engraved by R...

Pub owners relied on the “honesty” of their patrons to only take one pinch of tobacco per half-penny coin; hence, the name.

Originally crafted for use in traditional English pubs, this piece reflects the rich heritage of Gaskell & Chambers, a renowned Birmingham maker of pub furnishings.

An exceptional eighteenth-century English two-tier cricket table, also known as a pub or tavern table. The circular top is made from oak planks, worn smooth with age and showing a ri...

A substantial French country oak trestle table, ideal as a dining table, console, or pub-style gathering table. The thick-planked top displays warm, honey-brown tones and natural gra...

Pair Grand Tour British Regency Stipple Engravings, After William Lodder, Edward Orme, Pub. An exceptional and highly charming pair of genuine early 19th-century British Regency sti...

A salvaged restroom door from The Filling Station Pub & Grill in downtown St. Charles-an establishment housed in a historic 1920s building and long regarded as a local landmark in th...

13 early 20th/19th Century Glass and Crystal Decanters Collection of early 20th/19th Century Glass and Crystal decanters Pub Decoration A good Large collection, all in good used c...

The lantern suspends from a brass oval-link chain. Provenance & Use Pub exterior lanterns of this type were standard specification across London's Victorian and Edwardian pub e...

A characterful and authentic example, rich in social history and traditional pub measure detail. A fine example of period tavern ware with classic quart form and a robust, tactile p...

They were conspicuously hung above mantels and doorways, as well as in pubs in England. Glassworkers believed the canes kept evil spirits away.

SUPERB Mid 19th Century Antique Oak ROUND Antique French Oak Wine Pub Round Gateleg Vendage Table with Flip Top and Trestle Feet A decorator's dream~~~solid and sturdy~~very nice ...

Its distinctive design makes it particularly appealing to collectors of vintage barware, breweriana, English pub memorabilia, and mid-century decorative arts.

This exceptional 19th-century Victorian English "haystack" measuring jug represents a premier example of historic British pub and marketplace history. Expertly hand-raised from heavy...

English Victorian-style lithograph print of men on horseback returning to town and visiting a pub after a day of hunting in a rectangular wooden frame and dark blue mat.

France, Circa Late 19th Century Ornate carved oak, with lion heads and pub scene, beautiful stained leaded glass doors, and original brass hardware.

These beautiful antique English captain’s/pub chairs have developed a wonderful patina over the years.

Old English pub tavern table made of cast iron with beautiful patina.

This atmospheric tavern scene depicts a group of peasant figures gathered around tables in a dimly lit pub, rendered in the characteristic earthy tones and chiaroscuro lighting typic...

After the death of his wife in 1900 he moved to Kirk Ireton taking up residence in the Barley Mow pub. He married the artist Kate Stevens Smith and moved to Cliffe Ash Cottage in Idr...

Printmaker: Charles Lewis, Pub: Hodgson & Graves, Date: circa 1839 Inscribed: Artist, engraver and publisher identified within matrix, Sir Francis Grant, (January 1803 – 5 October 18...

The mechanism operates smoothly, demonstrating the straightforward ingenuity of period trade stimulators used in pubs and shops to encourage wagering and customer engagement.

A pewter taper sided tankard from the Royal George Pub, Chatham. Pint size. Mark of a rearing horse in a shield, #6.

Today, it is mainly played in northern France, particularly in traditional pubs and cafés, using a box with holes in the top, the central hole being shaped like a frog with its mouth...

This model represents the naked goddess, emerging from the bath (the type ultimately derives from Praxiteles' Venus of Cnidus), covering her breasts with her right hand and her pubes...

The main difference from the main Hellenistic model however lies in the position of Psyche, who does not embrace Love but uses his right hand to hold the cloak over his pubes. The po...

Broadsides were encountered posted on buildings, hung in meetinghouses and pubs, and in framed in homes as decorations. Surviving broadsides allow us to glimpse the making of public ...

PUBLISHER: Chicago: Scholl Pub. Co., 1901. DESCRIPTION: FIRST EDITION. 1 vol., 6-11/16" x 5", (i)238pp., frontis portrait plate, pictorial front wrapper.

., to whom this Print with Permission is Dedicated by his Obedient Servant J. W. LAIRD. London Pub'd by J. W. LAIRD, April, 1838, at N°1 Leadenhall Street.

Oil on canvas painting of group of gentlemen telling tales at the pub by German artist Fritz Wagner. The painting is signed in the lower right corner and presented in a period frame...

This lovely period railway item is well made, and would be a great piece for the collector, or perhaps as a “prop” in a theme pub The bell is 11” tall, 9” wide and 10” deep WE223

Redington, 73 Hoxton Street, Formerly called 208 Hoxton Old Town), and Manrico in Il Trovatore (London Pub. by J. Redington, 208 Hoxton Old Town, Sold by J.

This weathered patina enhances its charm and authentic "pub style" appeal.

The choice of a brewery frame for this specific piece speaks to the resourcefulness of the era, where a sturdy piece of English oak or mahogany from a local pub was considered the pe...

Elephant & castle large scale horse brass - a howdah representing either the old English pub by the same name or for the Cutlers' Hall which also used the symbol. 10" long, 5.5" w.

A period, hand-colored lithograph by Joseph Nash of the Frontespice "The Mansions of England in the Olden Time", 1839-1849, printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (Pub. London: T. M'Le...

This rare brass box would have been a coveted contraption in the finest English pubs of the 18th and 19th centuries. Known as an “honesty” box, the rectangular brass box features a d...

The game was played among British sailors, merchant and fishing fleets By repute a very simple game to play combined with favourable odds meant that the game was also played by sail...

Because of their original usage in bars and pubs, mochaware and other dipped wares rarely survive today.

Because of their original usage in bars and pubs, mochaware and other dipped wares rarely survive today.

Printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (Pub. London: T. M'Lean, 1839). Artwork size: 11 x 14 3/4 inches.

A vibrant and colourful antique stained glass window depicting a horse and rider who waves with hat in hand at a person in the 'Fox and Hound' pub behind; one of a series of early 20...

Imagine this in a den, billiard room, bar. study, mud room, cellar, or other old English/colonial-inspired space. Thinking of old pub signs. Even a horse stable tack room or office.

Printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (Pub. London: T. M'Lean, 1839). Artwork size: 14 1/2 x 21 1/4 inches.

., plate from the disbound book “The Mansions of England in the Olden Time”, first series, printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (Pub. London: T. M'Lean, 1839). Artwork size: 10 1/4...

Used to heat beer, ale, cider and other drinks in the coals of an open fire in the hearths of kitchens, inns and pubs.

Merkelbach & Wick’s beer steins were especially notable: many 19th and early 20th century pub steins, including those produced for major breweries, were crafted in salt-glazed or...

Ex-cooper and supporter of Whig politician Charles James Fox. He opened a pub called Intrepid Fox on Wardour Street. In black waistcoat and linen shirt, with bowl and tobacco pipe.