Antique Water Wheel

These wonderful iron water wheel buckets were made and used in Portugal, most likely powering a mill.

Iron buckets on an Iron Pulley System--% sets-priced per set

19th century cog water wheel. Mounted on base for display. Asian redwood, Thailand.  

In the 1700 to 1800s this type of Cog was used as a till and or water wheel. Hand-carved and made of Red Iron wood.

Carved from a single block of fruitwood, this unusual piece was once part of the central wheel shaft of a Qing-dynasty grain mill. Each slot once secured a peg of a large water wheel...

Carved from a single block of Elmwood, this unusual piece was once part of the central wheel shaft of a Qing-dynasty grain mill. Each slot once secured a peg of a large water wheel, ...

Patrick, a train, a windmill, a water wheel, a horse and cart, inter alia, as well a stonework tower with an integral white enamel dial clock atop, below the crenellations, being sig...

Saint Paul had many water wheel mills for pressing olives and grinding wheat.

An exquisitely detailed genre scene of a young peasant boy and girl playing with the ducks by the pool of water trickling idly by from the water wheel of the aged mill; despite its s...

The Genneper Mill was a sawmill, housed in an old water mill in the town of Gennep (in 1898). The name referred to the water wheel that initially powered the sawmill.

The toile de jouy has a red background with creams and tans and depicts genre scenes of a country house having a water wheel on the side. There is a congregation of people and their ...

The mountainous scenery features a stream through pine trees, and fallen plum blossoms floating on water. The box is fitted with two removable inner trays with a continuous design, a...

The Genneper Mill was a sawmill, housed in an old water mill in the town of Gennep (in 1898). The name referred to the water wheel that initially powered the sawmill.

The fine carving on the top of the table has an oval which depicts a house within a setting of water, trees and mountains. A water wheel is at the forefront of the house and two peop...

Typical of Miller's work, it is unusually intricate with vivid colors and minute detail; the cool blue waters tumble off of the water wheel and over the worn rocks, a small footbridg...

This pattern features the Daughters of Danaus stood pouring water from a vessel. Wheel cut makers mark, 'R. LALIQUE FRANCE'.

A dramatic coastal scene showing stormy waves crashing up on the rocky coastline as gulls wheel over the water. The artist has initialed to the lower right and the painting has been ...

The high refractive index has been enhanced by Master craftsmen following the old and complex glass techniques in the processing of the various pieces: first, they were cut and groun...

The high refractive index has been enhanced by Master craftsmen following the old and complex glass techniques in the processing of the various pieces: first, they were cut and groun...

This finial ornament consists of different sections from top to bottom: the sacred jewel (hoju) dragon wheel (ryusha) water flame (suien) sacred rings (horin) flower bowl (ukeba...

These small mobile changing rooms were often wheeled into the water, allowing the incumbent to paddle with privacy.

Here we are offering a fantastic mystery Ferris wheel bearing ball driven crystal regulator clock. Unlike traditional wind up or weight driven clock, this unique clock receive its wo...

Carved from a single block of elmwood, this unusual piece was once part of the central wheel shaft of a Qing-dynasty grain mill. Each slot once secured a peg of a large water wheel, ...

The Genneper Mill was a sawmill, housed in an old water mill in the town of Gennep (in 1898). The name referred to the water wheel that initially powered the sawmill.