Antique Tea Warmer

This Early 20th Century French Walnut and Brass Inlay Tea Table, with its warm aged patina and unique style could also be used as a side table and will add interest to all interior s...

These early 19th century kettle or peat buckets in fruitwood and sycamore, with brass handle were originally used for keeping tea kettles warm over a bed of smouldering charcoal or p...

Antique 19th century French cranberry red porcelain "Veilleuse," or tea warmer & night light. Candle base on the bottom with a beautiful teapot on top.

The square cozy was crafted entirely of interlaced wooden stripes, and likely originally lined with a cushion, for the purpose of insulating the tea pot and keeping the tea warm. Ma...

An early Dutch tea bucket (or tea kettle warmer), circa 1820, featuring a turned cylindrical top with slatted sides on a turned cylindrical base and resting on three tulip-shaped fee...

Georgian mahogany tea caddy with ebony edging and stringing, and brass bail handles, raised on mahogany stand; the interior fitted with two tea canisters and one teapot warmer-ste...

This fine tea table of a great warm color features a dished top with carved re-entrant corners above a scalloped frieze with two drawers retaining original brasses raised on four car...

Antique French Hand painted porcelain Veilleuse "Vieux Paris"tea warmer.

A very attractive George II period English antique mahogany 18th century tea caddy of bombe shape retaining good color and patina with original brass handle and escutcheon raised ...

Circa 1750-60 early George III period tea caddy box, English. Warmly colored walnut. Original handle.

Antique French Veilleuse Night Light & Tea Warmer, c. 1860 on Hand painted Scenery on Porcelain

Tea or Coffee Kettle on Warming Stand: A true centerpiece, this kettle stands 13 1/2 inches tall with an 8.5-inch diameter.

Warmer from the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik, Geislingen, early 20th century. The warmer is in a very neat and good condition. It is not only a collectable WMF object but can ...

The round cozy was crafted entirely of interlaced wooden stripes, and likely originally lined with a cushion, for the purpose of insulating the tea pot and keeping the tea warm. Mad...

This six-sided ceramic teapot borrows its unusual shape from traditional wooden tea cosies. Used to keep hot tea warm, such tea cosies were crafted with removable lids and carrying h...

Traditionally used to keep tea kettles warm by filling with smoldering charcoal, this well-preserved piece offers utility and fashion both.

Antique copper farmhouse tea coffee samovar urn / pot / water cooler / boiler / beverage dispenser. Cylindrical copper body, wooden handle on the spigot and lid; rotating bail hand...

The plane pot's lid fixed with a brass chain is topped with a sculptured lemon fruit. Finally, the tea pot is based on a large warmer standing on three Rocaille feet.

Antique English Victorian Regency Lion Head Paw Feet Silver Plated Samovar Warmer. Coffee/Tea beverage dispenser. Circa Early 1900s.

Middle Eastern Turkish Antique Brass Tea Kettle Pot with warmer on Stand. Museum quality, one of a kind antique artisticaly and delicately hand-crafted tea water pot.

Reed & Barton Winthrop Silver Plated Art Nouveau Floral Repousse Tea Set - 6 Pc Set. Item featured includes large ornate tray, tilting tea pot on warming stand with burner, one frees...

Brass handles and hardware used for warming tea kettles or irons near fire.

One of the ladies is holding a fan. she is being served tea or warm wine, the other lady holding a twig with a flower.

This set is excellent for enjoying a warm cup of tea! The measurements listed are for the bergère.

Created in Japan during the Meiji period, this hibachi was used for cooking or warming sake or tea. Presenting a cylindrical silhouette accented with a frieze of foliage and fruits i...

A mesh grill was often placed on top of the charcoal container area for the heating or cooking of various foods, or just for warming tea, etc. However, they were most often used for ...

An antique 19th century Japanese rectangular keyaki wood hibachi from the Meiji period, with copper liner and three drawers. Used for cooking or warming sake or tea, this elegant hib...

Crafted from solid wood, its design reflects the practicality and aesthetic sensibilities of the period, with sturdy legs supporting a broad top perfect for hosting warm tea or displ...

Antique French tea warmer veilleuse Chinese Mandarin.

Antique English walnut Chippendale tea warmer ~ jardinière is a fascinating ode to a bygone era!

19th century English brass tea kettle warmer rare wrought iron stand. This tall, Victorian wrought iron stand is a scrolled tripod warmer created with tremendous craftsmanship.

A beautifully shaped pear form tea caddy with a rich warm finish and patination.

Commonly used for cooking or warming sake or tea. Features a rectangular keyaki wood frame surrounding the central opening lined with copper.

This excellent porcelain veilleuse is crafted in the form of an orange brick Gothic church, with hand-painted scenes, and is comprised of a demitasse teapot on a warming stand, insid...

An English silver plated croquet tea pot with spirit warmer on stand. The pot stand is formed by two pairs of crossed croquet mallets, the teapot is designed as a croquet ball, a hoo...

Crafted by celebrated English silversmith Robert Garrard, this unique and rare George III-period vessel, known as an Argyle, was created to keep gravy, hot milk, coffee and tea warm ...

Its interiors are beautifully lined in green, a good match to the rattan, and include, but are not limited to, several tin boxes, a flask wrapped in rattan, two small spoons, two cof...

In the mid 19th century this handcrafted tea bucket would have been used for keeping ones tea kettle warm.

In the early 19th century this handcrafted tea bucket would have been used for keeping your tea kettle warm.

A Japanese Meiji period hibachi from the 19th century made from a tree trunk, with copper lining. Used for cooking or warming sake or tea, this 19th century Japanese hibachi charms o...

An antique Japanese tree root hibachi from the early 20th century with brown patina. Used for cooking or warming sake or tea, this elegant Japanese 1900s hibachi charms our eyes with...

It rests on three tripodal feet and has lovely scroll handles and clusters of fruit. In the warming stand one would have placed a candle or oil to keep the contents of the demitasse...

Japan, this handsome heavy hand cast quality tea garden lantern pair will warmly welcome your guests.

**Tea Rose - 'Safrano':** Admire the warm, apricot tones of the 'Safrano,' a rose renowned for its fragrance and graceful form.

This antique Japanese rectangular wooden hibachi from the early 20th century, originally used for cooking or warming sake and tea, brings an elegant touch of tradition to any home.

Tole tea warmer with exquisite detail

Mary Gregory (American, 1856-1908) pink tea warmer with painted art glass and silver plate Measures: 4.5 x 5 x 5 inches.

Mary Gregory (American, 1856-1908) tea warmer with painted art glass and gold plate (circa 1880).

Mary Gregory (American 1856-1908) tea warmer with painted art glass and sliver plate (circa 1880) Measures: 4.5 x 5 inches.

Epitomizing formal Irish furniture of the 18th century, this tea table has a very warm and clean feel to it.

A mid-19th Century mahogany tea caddy, in a warm dark finish. Sections of the inside of this Victorian era tea caddy are lined in blue velvet.

A charming, neoclassical, English Regency gilt decorated tôle egg warmer, of oval form, with strap handles, with 2 covers each with a knop finial opening to reveal a removable inser...

Dutch Fruitwood and Mahogany Bucket ('Theestoof'), to keep tea warm.