Antique Trenchers

An exceptional carved hardwood bowl or trencher embellished with carved bone handles. Retaining a wonderful rich, warm patina, this bowl was likely made by an American sailor while a...

Printed in Germany by Trencher & Co., Leipzig-Stott. Good condition, restored original folds, faint creases, backed on paper.

The service comprises; 36 Table Forks 1911 36 Desert Forks 1911 ( 6 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths London) 36 Table spoons 1911 36 Desert Spoons 1911 ( 1 by Goldsmiths & Silversmith, ...

There, take it to you, trenchers, cups and all: You heedless joltheads, and unmanner’d slaves!”

Large Swedish rustic trencher bowl, hand-carved in beech. Dates to 19th century.

A large handmade wood trencher bowl, early 20th century. It is a pill-like oval shape with a curved underside and a flat top.

Oval bread making bowl with flange handles. Condition: splits to the ends and inside, worn finish.

A rustic, beautifully aged 18th Century trencher. Trenchers were used as tableware for serving food.

Large Swedish rustic trencher bowl, hand-carved in beech. Old iron staple repairs.

This trencher round wooden dough bowl was traditional used to prepare dough in the 19th century.

This trencher rectangular wooden dough bowl was traditionally used to prepare dough in the 19th century.

An antique trencher, hand carved in the 19th century. It is beautifully aged with weathered textures that give it character and a sense of history.

An extremely large trencher that is warm and biting and tactile. Even though large the item is extremely light weight.

Large Swedish rustic trencher bowl, hand-carved in beech. Old iron staple repairs.

19th century hand-carved Swedish trencher bowl.

19th century green painted trencher bowl that has been hand carved and painted.

This trencher large oval wooden dough bowl was traditionally used to prepare dough in the 19th century.

Large 19th century Swedish wooden trencher bowl. Hand carved wood serving trencher or dough bowl.

An exceptional, fine and impressive set of four antique Georgian English cast sterling silver trencher salts, part of our silver cruet and condiments collection These exceptional ...

Featuring carved and painted eagles and corn. German or Austrian.

WONDERFUL HAND CARVED AND PAINTED WITH A DARK GREEN CRUSTY PAINTED SURFACE TRENCHER/DOUGH BOWL. THIS BOWL HAS THE BEST FORM AND SURFACE THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN.A REAL COLLECTORS PIECE....

Primitive hand hewn pine dough bowl or trencher.  

Hand made 19thc dough bowl with 125 assorted stone fruits and nuts. Great amazing collection of stone fruit from one collector. This may be packed in 3 boxes for safety and weight co...

This unbelievable wood hand-carved trencher or dough bowl has such great form and surface.

French porcelain Paris oval trencher salts, André Leboeuf rue Thiroux, Paris, Porcelaine a la Reine, circa 1780 (Ref: ny9090-iir) The trencher salts have an oval stepped molde...

This is a lovely pair of George I Period Sterling Silver Trencher Salts, made in London in 1726. They are of classic design, of elongated octagonal form with molded rim and base.

Antique hand hewn wooden dough bowl - rounded rectangular form with two flat handles at the ends and dark patina from use. Dimensions: 24.5" x 13" x 4.5" (Width x Depth x Height)

These George II Salts are in a classic elongated octagonal trencher shape, concave in the centre of the side and with an oval sunken well in centre.

The early 18th Century Salts are in a classic round trencher shape and each has a small crest of a bird engraved on the side.

Fantastic undisturbed surface large red 19thc dough bowl or trencher signed NSS - Ekeberg and was found in the state of Maine .

This 19th century hand-carved and painted trencher bowl is in good condition and has a amazing untouched patina.

Early 19th century hand-carved dough bowl or trencher with early old small old repairs. The condition is very good with a great old surface.

This wonderful hand-carved dough bowl or trencher is in great condition with a wonderful old surface.

This is one of the largest and deep wood trencher we have ever seen .Great for collection of stone fruit ,rag balls or velvet fruit .

Amazing 19thc hand made & carved dough bowl or trencher from New England with the original hole in the top for hanging on the wall in the pantry or kitchen.This wonderful bowl is i...

At the end of the meal the trencher was frequently given as alms to the poor.

Extremely rare miniature silver Queen Anne Caudle cup or Porringer, London 1706, probably James Beschefer (Jackson, P 164, mark registered 1704 trencher salt). The cup with gadroon l...

Antique, hand hewn, European country dough bowl / trencher featuring a rounded rectangular shape, tapered base and handles.

Antique, hand hewn, European country dough bowl / trencher featuring a rounded rectangular shape, tapered base and handles.

Antique hand hewn, European country dough bowl / trencher featuring a rounded rectangular shape, tapered base and handles.

Antique hand hewn, European country dough bowl / trencher featuring a rounded rectangular shape, tapered base and handles.

Antique, hand hewn, European country dough bowl / trencher featuring a rounded rectangular shape, tapered base and handles.

Large Swedish rustic trencher bowl, hand-carved in beech. Dates to 19th century.

The salt cellars of typical trencher form with incuse sides decorated with reeding.

This is a amazing hand carved large dough bowl or trencher with double hand carved handles. Two original tin repairs one on each handle.

A beautiful antique rustic, farmhouse, or country wooden hand hewn (carved out of one solid piece of wood) bread trencher or divided dough bowl. This would be ideal for an installati...

Pair of 1731 London sterling silver trencher master salts by Edward Wood. George II period.

19th century, European hand-carved dough bowl (Trencher). Wonderful aged patina and texture, with early repair.

Great filled with stone or real fruit. This is a large trencher or dough bowl.

Pair handsome Edwardian era Sterling silver trencher form salts with oblong octagonal base and traces of vermeil to basins; with silver marks for Howard & Company.

In the Middle Ages a “trencher” was a hunk of old bread, stale and hard.

In the Middle Ages a “trencher” was a hunk of old bread, stale and hard.

This 19th century primitive large wooden trencher shows particularly unique form and an outstanding patina.