Antique Wine Bottle

George III Sterling silver wine decanter label or bottle ticket as it is referred to in England.

A green cabbage with deeply curled leaves anchors the background, accompanied by a wax-sealed bottle of wine and a golden onion resting beside a bundle of greens.

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Designed to resemble a liquor bottle, this unique container is made of richly patinated wood, adorned with brass bands, studs, and fittings, giving it the look of a finely aged wine ...

Highly decorative and functional, they're also the perfect gift idea for any avid wine lover or vintage bottle collector, serious accessory enthusiast, vintner, wine cellar, fine res...

Style: Edwardian with Dresser-influenced industrial design A rare and elegantly engineered silver-plated adjustable wine caddy or bottle stand, attributed to Mappin & Webb, with hal...

To the interior is a later fitted steel cabinet that will receive standard size wine and liquor bottles, glasses etc, the drop front acts as a surface to pour and prepare drinks.

Exactly as described, you place a bottle of wine in the stand, crank the handle and it pours the wine for you, what a wonderful way to add a touch of class and elegance to serving yo...

A custom copper liner has been hand crafted for this jardiniere, making it ideal as a planter or wine cooler, large enough to hold several bottles of wine.

An exceptionally rare and important pair of George III sterling silver wine coasters (or bottle stands) by the esteemed London silversmith Francis Spilsbury II, dated 1768.

Exactly as described, you place a bottle of wine in the stand, crank the handle and it pours the wine for you, what a wonderful way to add a touch of class and elegance to serving yo...

Original antique drink advertising poster for Petit Clos et Clos du Chateau wines featuring a bright and colourful illustration of four men with moustaches and beards in a wine cella...

Measuring 6 inches in diameter (with a 4-inch interior opening) and 1 inch high, these coasters were crafted for fine bottles of wine or Champagne and speak to the ceremonial beauty ...

A wonderful set of six coasters for wine or champagne bottles. Made in Paris by André Aucoc in the early 20th century.

Made circa 1870 Hallmarked: Meissen Blue Sword Mark with Pommels on Hilts (glazed bottom) model number C 60 / former's number 120 / painter's number 74 FIRST QUALITY Specifi...

Presumably the owner of the field, an older man has come out in the heat of the afternoon to greet the soldiers with a basket of wine bottles, offering a glass to the officers while ...

The set contains the following (all weights and measures approximate): 24 Dinner Knives - Sterling Handles, Acier Blades 25.20 cm. 80 grams 24 Dinner Knives - Ebony & Sterling H...

Drewes, he said, "seems to differ from most confirmed modernists in that he turns at will from the purely abstract to things that at most are semi-abstract, and in one still life pai...

Its console shape and metal insert lends itself to a variety of uses - might make a great wine or bottle cooler or - with the trough liner removed - can support a marble or stone top.

The plate presents a variety of classical ceramic forms, including an amphora, krater, stamnos, lekythos, wine vessel, oil bottles, pouring vessels, and ceremonial containers used th...

Crafted in warm-toned fruitwood, the piece features a richly veined marble top fitted with two inset cooling wells designed for chilling wine or champagne bottles during service. A d...

Its console shape and metal insert lends itself to a variety of uses - might make a great wine or bottle cooler or - with the trough liner removed - can support a marble or stone top.

The goblet will hold more than half a bottle of wine.

As found in Denmark, we see this large oval Rococo pewter tray being used for grapes and cheese with a nice bottle of wine by its side. Unbeatable wear and patina.

Or, it could be filled with ice, chilling bottles of wine or champagne as a dramatic centerpiece.  

The entry in Kelly’s Cornwall directory in 1889 lists James Lanham (1848-1931) as an ‘Artists’ colorman, china, glass and earthen ware dealer, general ironmonger & cutler, genera...

Original antique advertising poster - Alles Macht Askania Gas Herd / All Power Askania Gas Stove - by the notable German poster artist Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949) featuring a maid in...

Of unusually large and striking cylindrical form, the vessel features an inverted shell handle on each side, a distinctive element indicating its function as a prestigious object for...

It weighs 54.1 troy ounces, and would be a stylish wine cistern for a few bottles of wine.

This type of coaster was traditionally used to present wine or champagne bottles on finely set tables, and it still adds a sense of refinement and classic elegance to any setting.

Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1910 by William Hutton & Sons, this stylish, Edwardian, Antique Sterling Silver Claret Jug, is unusually shaped as a "Chota Peg", however it will take a f...

An upper and lower shelf to the top with a pair of drawers below and an open display/storage area to the left with stylised shaped detail above and a lattice glazed cupboard to the r...

The side shelfs serve well displaying bottles, wine and or beverages, the cabinet can store glasses, and dispensers, bowls and the likes.

The is a glass of red wine and a green bottle on the table in front of her.

The print features a young man seated by a table on which are keys marked 'cellar', pouring wine from a bottle into a glass, and addressing a dog that is watching him.

Decanters became more popular during the 1920s in part because of the wealth they represented. Wine consumption was regarded as a sign of wealth during this period, and it was not un...

Originally conceived for storing and cooling bottles of wine and spirits, this oval cellarette is hand‑made in rich mahogany, raised on four slightly splayed tapered legs.

A little girl kneels in front of wine barrel, turning the spigot in order to put wine into a bottle.

Today it would make a handy place to store an extra bottle of wine for emergencies! The nef measures 32"(81cm) long, 27.5"(70cm) tall and 5.5"(13cm) wide, with a weight of 124.7 tr...

In France, he was the symbol of the Montparnasse artistic community, and had an iconic presence, always donning his bowler hat, charming others with his quick wit, and reputation for...

The scene is further enhanced by a bottle of wine and a glass resting atop, hinting at a celebratory victory.

The finely executed artwork depicting the interior of a sewing room with eight dressmakers taking their lunch break; one opening a bottle of wine, another holding a glass ready for t...

Its pedestal form would have ensured the smooth execution of even the most opulent dinner party. Extra bottles of wine were easily at hand in the cabinets, while drawers solved stora...

The table was a common piece of furniture in upscale 18th-19th century French residences and would have been used to chill bottles of wine or champagne. Over time, the term rafraichi...

Famous as the host of numerous large parties in his flat, whenever he was invited elsewhere for dinner, he arrived with as many bottles of wine as he could carry. He frequently led a...

The remains of the meal for two people give us a glimpse of crayfish and a pâté en croûte accompanied by flutes certainly containing nothing better than a Champagne wine whose bottle...

In the first print, dressed as a comedia dell'arte Pierrot in a white chemise with large tufted buttons hanging loosely over white trousers, he passes through a field of wheat, a win...

The finely executed artwork depicting the interior of a sewing room with eight dressmakers taking their lunch break; one opening a bottle of wine, another holding a glass ready for t...

Famous as the host of numerous large parties in his flat, whenever he was invited elsewhere for dinner, he arrived with as many bottles of wine as he could carry. He frequently led a...

Famous as the host of numerous large parties in his flat, whenever he was invited elsewhere for dinner, he arrived with as many bottles of wine as he could carry. He frequently led a...

Famous as the host of numerous large parties in his flat, whenever he was invited elsewhere for dinner, he arrived with as many bottles of wine as he could carry. He frequently led a...

Famous as the host of numerous large parties in his flat, whenever he was invited elsewhere for dinner, he arrived with as many bottles of wine as he could carry. He frequently led a...

The feet are 17th century style Lion hairy paws, absolutely sublime The left cabinet has five drawers made in the campaign style, the bottom one is designed to house bottles and w...

The finely executed artwork depicting the interior of a sewing room with eight dressmakers taking their lunch break; one opening a bottle of wine, another holding a glass ready for t...

Pair of George III sterling silver wine bottle coasters. Made by William Plumber in London in 1767.

Edwardian Neoclassical sterling silver wine bottle coaster, 1913. Sides straight and pierced with colonnade between Vitruvian scroll borders, and rondels inset with engraved amphora ...

Pair of George IV sterling silver wine bottle coasters. Made by Thomas Blagden & Co. in Sheffield in 1828.