Antique Staples

A classic French Provincial Lit Clos Bed once a staple of most homes in the Brittany region of France.

Reclaimed from old constructions and preserved in time, these architectural details were and still are a decorative staple in many traditional Thai buildings, particularly temples, p...

Crafted of stunning doré and patinated bronze, these figures display a delightful neoclassical elegance characteristic of Louis XVI design. Chenets were a staple of any well-appoi...

Crafted of stunning doré and patinated bronze, these figures’ delightful neoclassical elegance is characteristic of Louis XVI design. Chenets were a staple of any well-appointed home...

Description: The bronze figure titled ‘Csikós’, referring to the renowned mounted Hungarian herdsman of the puszta or grasslands of the Great Hungarian Plain, with representations of...

Originating from the rugged, mountainous regions of Anatolia, this piece is woven entirely from hand-spun hemp, a fiber known for its exceptional durability, natural texture, and sus...

This pair of dishes was made specifically for a store in downtown Oklahoma City. The store was a staple in Oklahoma City prior to being recognized as a state when it was still known ...

Historic damage and old staple repairs. Chips and wear commensurate with age.

Oyster plates and platters became a popular staple of upper-class dining tables in the mid to late 19th century, particularly during the Belle Époque, when oysters were considered a ...

Charles James Mason patented Ironstone China in 1813, and it quickly became a staple of English households seeking luxury wares with everyday durability.

By the early 19th century, Creamware had become a staple in both wealthy households and a burgeoning middle class, as its production was industrialized, making it more affordable tha...

Featuring a distinctive spherical body and three sturdy handles, this antique pot was traditionally used throughout southern Italy for cooking legumes, making it a staple in many hou...

Renowned for its spherical body and two sturdy handles, this pot was traditionally used throughout southern Italy for cooking legumes, making it a staple in many homes. The pot feat...

Note restoration. 19th-century large yellow and green glazed terra cotta “Confit” pot. Once a staple in French kitchens, confit pots were popular for preserving and cooking duck bef...

Oblong folio, 6 1/8 x 16 7/8 inches (155 x 428 mm), 74 chromolithographs (pages printed on both sides), 2 pp. publisher's statement, 1 p. advertisement and 3 pp. index; stapled on sh...

FIRST EDITION Oblong folio, 6 1/8 x 16 7/8 inches (155 x 428 mm), 74 chromolithographs (pages printed on both sides), 2 pp. publisher's statement, 1 p. advertisement and 3 pp. index;...

Note restoration. 19th-century large yellow and green glazed terra cotta “Confit” pot. Once a staple in French kitchens, confit pots were popular for preserving and cooking duck bef...

For centuries, these have been staples throughout Scandinavian countries and other parts of Europe characterized by functional, sturdy handles and a shallow basin.

Years of use have weathered the large bucket with inimitable texture, particularly at the handle, now burnished smooth from the touch of many hands. Old iron staples reinforce the co...

Royal House Antiques We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning original 19th century oil on canvas of the Black Prince with King John II of France as his Prisoner and a very ...

Of particular note are the extensive “Champ de Riz” (rice fields) and “Canne de Sucre” (sugar cane plantations), shown in green and pale red tones. These were not just staples of sub...

These lightweight and very manoeuvrable small carriages were very staple and nimble and only required a single horse.

Born in 1577, Cats served as a jurist, politician, and Grand Pensionary of Holland, but he is best remembered for his richly illustrated emblem books and rhymed moral teachings that ...

Reclaimed from old constructions and preserved in time, these architectural details are a decorative staple in many traditional Thai buildings, particularly temples and pagodas.

By the early part of the 19th century, they were a staple in the homes of the upper class, typically on each side of a fireplace.

Chenets, or andirons, were a staple in well-appointed homes, and were placed in front of a fireplace to protect priceless rugs and flooring from rolling logs.

Engraved for "Mackenzie's Modern Geography," it captures the intricate artistry and cultural significance of the royal barge, a staple in regal processions and ceremonies. The barge ...

Her white ruffle dress is a typical style for Edwardian teenage girls, with light colours and ruffles become a staple in fashion at this time. Unsigned. Well presented in a glazed oa...

On the left, a chainmail hauberk – a long-sleeved, finely woven steel garment offering flexible yet reliable protection. Chainmail was a staple of medieval armor, crafted with thousa...

A staple of the Victorian jewelry, this crescent is a perfect example of gold craft from that period circa 1890-1900.

A look at the back reveals the iron staples holding the hardware in place as well as two sliding wood door locks.

Vendace are renowned for their delicate flavor and are a staple of Scandinavian freshwater fisheries. The lithograph accurately portrays the subtle variations in shading and the deli...

These atlases were highly prized for their blend of geographic precision and decorative appeal, making them a staple for collectors of the era. Frederik De Wit was a prominent figur...

The jug has the blue Davenport Stone China printed anchor mark to the base as used by them between 1805 and 1820. This jug has old staple / rivet repairs but displays very well.

This traditional French hot water bottle, once a household staple, now serves as a unique and captivating piece of history, ready to grace your home with its authentic character.

Some are farmers who grow staples and cash crops. Among the staples are cassava, bananas, maize, taro and sweet potatoes.

Timeless simplicity in design and iconic badging have made this brand a staple of elegance since 1853. Initially started as a malletier for the aristocrats of the 1800s, Goyard devel...

Perfect for special occasions or as a daily reminder of your unique style, this bangle will effortlessly elevate any ensemble, from a daily staple to the most formal affairs. This br...

This species has long been a staple in Scandinavian fisheries, known for forming large schools in the North Atlantic and Baltic Sea.

The charkha, a small, portable, hand-cranked wheel, is ideal for spinning cotton and other fine, short-staple fibers, though it can be used to spin other fibers as well.

Hybrid petunias (Petunia hybrida) - Common names: garden petunias - Interesting fact: A Victorian garden staple, hybrid petunias offer a spectacular variety of colors and p...

In excellent vintage condition, with some staining and age-related markings on some pieces, and one dish with a staple repair. The set comprises: 35 dinner plates (diameter 26cm) 1...

Simple newer linen upholstery on back, seat and arms has deconstructed look and feel; staples visible throughout to hold batting in place.

Reflecting the timeless tradition of ceramica rustica, this pot was once a staple in kitchens across the region, used primarily for cooking legumes over an open flame.

Scarlet sage (Salvia splendens) - Common names: tropical sage, firecracker plant - Interesting fact: A staple in ornamental gardens, scarlet sage is prized for its bright r...

The different techniques required to create a piece are: tracing and cutting a blank; the actual shaping using rolling, bending, folding, stamping and shrinking techniques, etc. ; a...

This rustic vessel exudes charm and echoes the rhythms of a bygone life. A staple of Ligurian folk tradition, it is a large jar with a narrow neck.

Condition Details: Each bowl has an old stapled repair, one of the bowls has a small metal repair to the rim, and there is some slight rubbing to the paint and the gilding here and t...

Historical Significance: The British biscuit tin became a staple after the Licensed Grocer’s Act of 1861 allowed groceries to be individually packaged.

The interior of this elegant Copador bowl features a procession of turkeys in red and black, a vital staple of the Maya diet and symbol of good fortune.

Provenance: Thomas Devenish Collection Thomas Devenish was a world renowned and iconic New York City dealer/collector and a 50 year "staple" at 929 Madison Avenue, N.Y.C. from 1950...

This exquisite antique piece was handcrafted sometime during the Art Deco design period ( 1920-1940 ). Dinner rings were a staple of the Art Deco era. They were usually worn for spec...

The reserves of mirrors staples lined with gordons. Louis XIV style - Work 19th century.

The chair is supported by two four sided tapered legs in the back and two cabriole legs in the front. Below the seat is stapled the label of the American Furniture Novelty Company in...

Timeless simplicity in design and iconic badging have made this brand a staple of elegance since 1853. Initially started as a malletier for the aristocrats of the 1800s, Goyard devel...

The jar likely occupied a private home to store grains or other household dry staples. Shiwan ware is a style of Chinese pottery from the Shiwanzhen district near Guangdong.

Crafted from terracotta, this antique vessel once served the practical purpose of holding olives, a staple in Turkish cuisine and culture. Measuring 27 inches in height, 18 inches in...

(pictures available to buyer) which have been carefully removed by a professional restorer (but the staples traces remain visible under the seating area) to get back to its original ...

The rich burgundy background, a Classic staple of Turkish and similar Russian pieces, is uniquely accented by brighter pastel hues complementing an engaging tribal geometric field de...

25VJL114b Primitive pine dough box, measures :50”Lx22”Wx10”H Hungary, circa 1900, $240.00 Bread was an important staple for families who often had little else to eat.