Antique Spices

A mixture of finely powdered tobacco, herbs, and spices, snuff was introduced to China in the 17th century by Western diplomats.

. ### Regions and Cities Mentioned: - Regions: - East Indies - Indostan (India) - China - Pegú (Burma/Myanmar) - Malaca (Malacca) - Moluccas (Spice Islands) - Borneo ...

It was used in the in apothecaries to grind herbs and spices into powder for food or medicine. Very unique and rare piece in great conditions considering the the period to which it...

It was instrumental in the opening up of the Indonesian spice trade to the merchants that eventually formed the Dutch East India Company, and marked the end of the Portuguese Empire’...

Set of four antique maps of Asia: 1) Asia plate 6, Part of China, Tibet and Tartary 2) Asia plate 2, Japan, Corea, the Monguls and part of China 3) Asia plate 8, Second part of ...

I would rather see it filled withe spiced rum !

A handsome 18th century Welsh oak dresser with lovely surface having cabinet base of two arcaded paneled doors and three drawers with a series of spice drawers to back of counter bel...

A 19th Century Zanzibar trunk A superb piece showing the wonderful craftsmanship of the brass workers This hardwood chest is decorated with brass, studs and fretwork Dowry ches...

Mortars like these were used to crush grains, spices, herbs, and other foodstuffs, but today it's perfect for holding logs next to your fireplace, an incredible catchall for your mai...

Appeared during the Qin dynasty (221 BC – 207 BC), ginger jars had an extensive function, as they were used to store ginger, herbs and spices or store oil. When ceramic storage jars ...

Garniture, Jars, Planters, Cachepots and Jardinières, vase vessel, urn, centre-piece, putti, bowl, basket, Colors of copper, burnt orange, clay, rust, spice, brick red amber, terrac...

These, which are the best, are added to boxes for seasoning after cinnamon, which in the rest of the spices are less valuable may be preferred. And the figure of Zerumbet is expresse...

Map of Celebes (Sulawesi, Indonesia), showing Makassar, which was the most important trading city of eastern Indonesia in the sixteenth century. Makassar traded in spices, pearls, go...

Antique map Moluccas/Spice Islands titled 'Isles Moluques'. Detailed map of the famous Spice Islands (Maluku Islands or the Moluccas).

Chinese Javanese with merchandise. 4. Weight. 5. Spices. 6. Fruit. 7. Domestic objects. 8. Court street with booths / stalls. 9.

This lidded container was used to transport medicinal herbs and spices. The flat lid and barrel shaped structure made them practical for stacking.

The English antique sugar Shaker was used at tea time although it could be used for other shakeable spices -- cocoa, cinnamon to name a couple. The glass bottom has engraved decorati...

The cabinet comes with its original working lock & key. after opening the door the cabinet has a shelf for storage options and on the outside the cabinet has a total of 7 small stora...

Today, they are quite collectible, and although they can still be used in the kitchen for grinding spices, they are mostly used as decorative bowls or accessories.

Spotted Sided Finch or Diamond Sparrow 4. Nutmeg or Spice-Bird' Old bird print depicting the Magpie (Pied) Mannikin, Spotted Sided Finch or Diamond Sparrow, Spicebird.

Since the individual elements of the surtout served to display spices or other types of condiments that were needed throughout the meal, the surtout stayed in the centre of a table d...

The map presents a richly detailed depiction of the Indian subcontinent, focusing on the Deccan Plateau, the eastern coastal regions bordering the Bay of Bengal, and the western Mala...

This would make a wonderful counter spice box for in a country kitchen.

A superb piece showing the wonderful craftsmanship of the brass workers This hardwood chest which originally was painted in red some of which has now worn away is decorated with br...

Meanwhile, caravan routes through the Arabian Peninsula facilitated trade in high-value commodities such as incense and spices. 3. Cultural and Religious Diversity: The region was a...

Often these betel nut boxes stored various nuts, leaves, tobacco, and other spices. The present box dates to the Early 20th Century with an array of compartments.

Often these betel nut boxes stored various nuts, leaves, tobacco, and other spices. The present box dates to the Early 20th Century with an array of compartments.

Often these betel nut boxes stored various nuts, leaves, tobacco, and other spices. The present box dates to the Early 20th Century with an array of compartments.

- Culinary Uses: In some cultures, the rhizome is used as a spice or flavoring agent due to its sweet, aromatic qualities

It can be used in a living room to display books and collectibles, in a study to organize documents and office supplies, or in a kitchen to hold spices and cookware. The shelf's clas...

It was transporting a rich cargo of porcelain goods, silk, spices, and other trade items, along with a significant number of passengers who were seeking new opportunities in Southeas...

Early 19th century sea captain's tea caddy, circa 1830, made of coramandel wood gathered in the Spice Islands China Trade, with sailor's grommet-spliced rope becket handles.

The Moluccas held enormous strategic and economic importance during the early modern period as the primary global source of cloves and other valuable spices. Control of these islands...

On a flat base with floral decoration and with two village scenes engraving, one of the village scene depicting a tower with a similar design as the Polish spice towers from the 19th...

Talavera de la Reina, Spain, 17th century. Inkwell or spice rack with a square shaped hole that is made of glazed ceramic and a polychrome decoration of plant elements on the upper...

Display it on your kitchen island or in a bookcase and just gaze upon its beauty This is a great old piece of folk art to add to your kitchen decor and would work well for everyday...

A very good looking well-made and substantial piece of furniture, the top cupboards have mirrored backs, the drawers have all stenciled names of difference spices and medicines etc, ...

One of the maps is the rare and much sought after 'Spice Map'. The map, Insulae Moluccae engraved by Petrus Plancius the great Dutch engraver and first Hydrographer to the Dutch East...

An attractive oak dresser with three drawers and cabriole legs is transformed by the use of linen backing in the rack, which features a unique central cupboard with a tombstone door ...

Functional general store herb and spice apothecary drawers found in New Hampshire.

This colony was one of the most valuable European colonies under the Dutch Empire's rule, and contributed to Dutch global prominence in spice and cash crop trade in the 19th-early 20...

Today they can be used to accent an otherwise bland cased opening, or anywhere a little architectural accent would spice things up! Circa 1780s Each measures 16H x 10.5W x 8D.

In many cases, the vessels were stored on ships carrying spices in the open air which could explain the crustation.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning original Anglo Indian Brass and Rosewood Circa 1880-1900 small side table tea chest of drawers or large table top jewellery cabinet ...

Batavia was the capital of the Dutch East Indian trading empire during the period when the Dutch dominated trade from the famous Spice Islands. Originates from Chatelain's monumental...

Some plates are signed with the initials: AJ On the back of each plate bears the mark: Murano Venise (written in French, not in Italian) - this suggests that this tableware was a spe...

Top right: the Banda islands (also known as the Spice Islands) of Banda Api, Banda Neira and Banda Besar. 3.

Cupboards/Buffets like this were used in castles and large mansions to either store the most valuable spices, linnen etc and keep track of the households finances or to hold the chin...

Today, they are quite collectible, and although they can still be used in the kitchen for grinding spices, they are mostly used as decorative bowls or accessories.

**Trade Hub**: Malacca was a thriving center for trade, where merchants from various parts of the world, including Arabs, Indians, Chinese, and Europeans, exchanged goods such as spi...

Endeavour was repaired where Cooktown now stands, in the Endeavour River.The unknown southern land (Terra Australis Incognita) was known as New Holland after the Dutch charted the we...

Salt bags were traditionally used as storage for herbs, spices and salts, allowing nomads to easily carry and contain the substances.

Trade and Commerce: - The Indian subcontinent was a major hub for trade in spices, textiles, and other goods. Key cities like Calcutta (Kolkata), Bombay (Mumbai), and Madras (Chen...

Below the plant, the underground parts are depicted, including the rhizome which is the part commonly used as a spice. The rhizome is shown with shoots and roots extending from it.

There is a record of the transfer, around 1534, to Pesaro of Giovanni and his brother Bartolommeo, sons of Antonio Mazza, a spice merchant from Rimini. Then we remember a Gasparre Ma...

**Policies and Administration**: As Governor-General, Speelman focused on strengthening the VOC’s trade monopoly, especially in the spice trade, which was highly lucrative. His admin...

He continued the work of expanding and strengthening the VOC's control over the spice trade and other commercial interests in Southeast Asia. 5.