Antique Wine Pourer

An Art Deco modernist wine pourer designed by Jaques Adnet (1900 - 1984). Chrome plated metal.

antique circa 1880 French Pewter mechanical wine pourer One of the greatest questions of all time is what

antique circa 1880 French brass mechanical wine pourer One of the greatest questions of all time is what

This is an antique floral encrusted ewer. An Italian, ceramic decorative pouring jug, dating to the

Antique Iron Wine Bottle Pourer / Cradle, decanter 19th Century A finely crafted antique

looking for a truly unique and elegant work of art that can still be used today as a wine pourer, while

and Neck have a push fit mechanism to allow the Jug to be easily filled and one filled the wine pours

gods caught him away to themselves, to be Zeus' wine-pourer, for the sake of his beauty, so he might be

This is a beautifully designed and practical wine holder and pourer made by Gorham, with an

“painted with stories”), this lovely ewer is reminiscent of an ancient oenochoe (or wine-pouring jug) but

the pouring simple, easy and without the worry of the wine moving within in the frame. A quality wine

standing atop a barrel while a kneeling lady pouring wine into a vase. Having a white enamel dial with

Mappin & Webb Wine or Champagne Pourer, Imprinted "Club Bottle Holder," c1880. It features an

A very good quality late Victorian silver plated wine or Champagne pourer by Mappin & Webb, circa

This antique silver plated wine bottle pourer not clearly signed, but presumed to have been made in

wooden chair, enjoying a glass of wine poured by a playful court jester. The jester, adorned in vibrant

, leaves, and French tavern scenes. Caddy has a large handle and ring at spout to enhance pouring of wine.

: Ce n'est pas jeu d'Ivrogne ! ...... / L'OUVRIER (JEAN DOLENT)" Translation: "Wine! _Pour! _Drink

defined by its rounded body, tapered neck and flared lip ideal for pouring wine. Dated to the 15th/16th

defined by its rounded body, tapered neck and flared lip, ideal for pouring wine. Dated to the 15th/16th

defined by its rounded body, tapered neck and flared lip ideal for pouring wine. Dated to the 15th/16th

patina showing it's age. The funnel was used in the wine making process, specifically for pouring the

dappled appearance. The cradle is hinged, allowing you to remove the bottle and potentially pour wine

muslin can be put in place before pouring the wine in the bottle through the funnel into the decanter

This rare antique French Art Deco chrome wine bottle holder or pourer was designed by French

young boy pouring wine, surrounded by a still life of grapes and a jug. The boy's expression and the

for years as a wine jug for pouring wine at jewish holidays and sabbath. the design is just amazing

? Historically, a ewer was a pitcher-like vessel designed for pouring water, wine, or scented liquids. In

aloft with the other, at his feet a winged putto tapping wine, next to him a maenad kneeling, pouring

, a jug used for pouring wine. Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensions: Height: 24cm

plate, Napoleon III period, representing a woman pouring wine to. Bacchus. H: 2cm, D: 24cm

. In the scene set in a tavern, a young woman in traditional dress pours wine from a large barrel while

', pouring wine from a bottle into a glass, and addressing a dog that is watching him. The letter with title

holding a basket of fruit above her head, and a man in flowing clothes with a long scarf, pouring wine

decorations on all sides. The lid shows a scene from an taverne, the landlady pouring wine from a carafe for a

amphora, from which wine was being poured. Around him appear several characters, visible only by their

rounded body, narrow neck, and flared mouth originally used for pouring wine.

body, narrow neck, and flared mouth originally used for pouring wine.

landscape where a woman tends to a man. Pouring him wine in one while providing him with ripe fruit in the

three winged cherubs, assisting them by opening a wine bottle and pouring wine into their goblets. With

stone, inlaid tables such as this were also used as surfaces for burning incense or pouring wine

, culminating with the figure of the youthful Bacchus, and the glass of wine he raises just above his head. He

practices. A pelike like this would have been used to store or pour wine at symposia (banquets) or oil for

pouring wine into glasses - not present on the table - offered by dedicated waiters to each diner. The

vase takes the form of a miniature archaic zun, a vessel for pouring wine, and cast with geometric

another pours him more wine. Beautiful maidens draped in fine flowing period attire are dancing and

liquids: It was coupled with a tub for washing hands, and was for pouring wine into glasses, not at the

their everyday life, smoking, or pouring wine, with curious women looking at and hearing the

music and another lady pouring wine to the host who is enjoying the music. Hand blocked vegetable and

caddy tilts as intended in order to pour champagne or wine. The centre hole opening on the lid is

Tall copper pitcher from winery to pour wine from the barrels it has the initials "E P" came from a

filled with cool water to chill wineglasses or rinse them before a new wine was poured. Although rare

A glass wine decanter with delicate decoration and fully hallmarked, fluted silver rim pourer

Early 20th century English silverplate wine or champagne bottle handle/pourer by Asprey & Co

Silver plate wine funnel by Elkington, circa 1890. Great for pouring red wines into decanters

, intricate and fine. They are red wine size but white wine can be poured in them as well. This is a set of 8

like these allowed guests to cleanse their glasses between different wines so each pour’s distinct