Antique Wine Pourer

Superb fruiting vine cutting. Used for pouring wine directly to the mouth. One of the best examples we have seen.

It skillfully depicts a loving Zeus and Hera in clouds surmounted by an eagle holding thunderbolt, with the angel, Eros, lifting a globe below, all in a central cartouche, framed in ...

The poet Shelley in “Prometheus” writes that Jupiter calls to his cup-bearer thus: “Pour forth heaven’s wine, Idaean Ganymede, And let it fill the Daedal cups like fire.”

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

Circular wine pourer on ball feet with tubular main frame and ribbed handle.  

A fine Continental silver plated bronze and marble wine pourer with crank mechanism allowing the bottle to poured at different stages into ones glass.

Antique 19th Century Victorian exceptionally rare silver plated mechanised wine pourer, heavy cast and modelled as grapevine on four leaf capped feet, supporting a bottle frame with ...

An unusual late 19th century English Victorian functional silver plate wine bottle holder and pourer decorated as an elaborate carriage.

These are used to drink wine by holding it above your head and letting a stream of wine pour into your mouth.

This rare, painted metal, forged iron and brass wine barrel was used by wineries to measure and pour their wines into bottles in preparation for consumption or sale.

This rare, painted tole and brass wine barrel was used by wineries to measure and pour their wines into bottles in preparation for consumption or sale.

Often referred to as claret jugs, this pair of silverplate mounted wine ewers were produced in France, circa 1920. The hand-blown glass is ovate, in a shape that could be described a...

Fantastic Art Nouveau style design depicting a decadent scene of a gentleman smoking a cigar and a lady in a fashionable yellow dress lying back in her chair with an empty champagne ...

A fine Belgian wine bottle cradle for serving, featuring a scroll detailed frame in the neoclassical style - accommodates a standard 750ml bottle, bearing the Wiskemann trademark. ...

A mechanical spirits pourer or decanting cradle is an artisan-like decanting device - turning the screw actuates the cradle, which pours the wine in a very measured, deliberate manne...

An Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Wine Bottle Cradle featuring a simple, elegant design. This Wine Bottle Holder is adjustable and allows the Holder to be securely fitted to a wid...

China a fine old gold gilt silver wine cup or pourer depicting mandarins and flowers, likely peonies, Ming dynasty or earlier, 12th-15th centuries.

A very good quality late Victorian silver plated wine or Champagne pourer by Ekinngton & Co, circa 1880 in date.

A very good quality late Victorian silver plated wine or Champagne pourer, by Walker & Hall, circa 1880 in date.

A handsome English port decanter or wine bottle pourer of silvered brass with turn screw action, on moulded ovoid wooden base.

French Wine Decanter to mechanically control the pouring of the wine so that the sediment remains on the bottom of the bottle and doesn't fall into the wine glass.

A large metal vat, used by wineries to measure and pour their wines into bottles in preparation for consumption or sale.

Originally used for warming and pouring wine, the petite jar is wonderful as a sculptural accent or a bud vase for a single flower.

Originally used for warming and pouring wine, the petite jar is wonderful as home accent or a bud vase for a single flower.

The man is clad in finest Rococo garments (a sleeveless jacket, vest, shirt with mesh, breeches with white stockings, buckled shoes) Meissen young female wine-grower:  The lovely ...

These pitchers would also be used to pour wine and water, and were not limited strictly to oils.

Once used as a gathering place to pour wine and make toasts, this minimal console table adds storied history to the modern home.

Crafted in China's Shanxi province in the late Qing dynasty, this charming wine table was once a gathering spot for guests to pour wine and make toasts.

He then disperses the glasses followed by pouring the wine. The top has scalloped sides and partitions centering a higher partition with a cut out handle.

Display these ceramic pieces on a shelf, or use them to pour water or wine, or use them as beer mugs. Measures: Largest: 5" H Smallest: 4.25" H.

This rare copper and brass wine barrel was used by wineries to measure and pour their wines into bottles, in preparation for consumption or sale.

Bacchus with a nymph, putto and satyr grouped around a wine barrel: The cheerful youthful god, his head crowned with a dense wreath of vines, his loins covered with a large leopard s...

Of cartouche shape, the top painted with two maidens reclining in a garden attended by Cupid, two musicians and the Commedia dell'Arte figure Pierrot pouring wine, all within an elab...

The clock top features a woman sculpture lying down and pouring wine. The female figural has a detailed expression and artfully carved texture throughout her hair and draped robes.

The painting features three hunters who are celebrating their hunt in a forested area. One hunter is pouring wine into their glasses as he raises his glass in a toast.

The vessel has a long, prominent spout through which the liquid, probably wine, would be poured during ceremonial rituals.

Due to the durability of stone, inlaid tables such as this were also used as surfaces for burning incense or pouring wine. The table has a corner leg design with four round legs li...

Each of baluster form, one with a scene of a maiden pouring wine, with cupid on one side and a dove on the other, the second vase with a scene of a maiden leading a blindfolded child...

At midnight at the beginning of the new lunar year, the Qing imperial palace would hold a writing ceremony, during which the emperor used the Eternal Territorial Integrity Cup. The e...

This particular model is quite rare in that it holds wine in its cargo and pours out of its bow. The vessel, crafted by esteemed Hanau smiths J.

The obverse with a ritual chalice from the second temple, depicting either the vessel used by the High Priest for the Tamid ceremony of pouring wine upon the altar or the golden Omer...

- A couple has sat down at backside of rocky base: They are busy with having a meal - the woman seizes a plate with food whilst the man pours red wine into a beaker held by his fe...

- a couple has sat down at backside of rocky base: They are busy with having a meal - the woman seizes a plate with bakery products whilst the man pours red wine into a beaker he...

She too is intent on serving her father a cup in which to pour the wine. Around them a duck placed on a cloth, some bread and another wine flask enrich the composition describing a b...

Antique 19th century Victorian pair of exceptionally rare silver plated mechanised wine pourers, heavy cast and modelled as grapevine on four leaf capped feet, supporting a bottle fr...

Like something from a Jules Verne novel, this is a Victorian or Industrial style wine or liqueur serving and pouring gadget or device without which no home is complete.

Old Sheffield silver plated water pitcher / wine pourer with exterior design details. The pitcher is in great antique condition with appropriate wear consistent with age / use.

This mechanism enables controlled pouring while keeping sediment undisturbed, a traditional and highly appreciated method when serving mature wines.

Turning the screw actuates the cradle, which pours the wine in a very measured, deliberate manner.

A handsome English port decanter or wine bottle pourer of silvered or chromed metal with turn screw action, on moulded rectangular wooden base.

A highly decorative and refined painting from the Danish Golden Age by Hans Jørgen Hammer, depicting a young woman in a wine cellar pouring red wine from a barrel into a large bottle.

These types of jars where used to store wines, grains, and other pourable items. In good condition showing age and use.

The cradle serves the purpose of pouring wine or other beverages to ensure a smooth and precise flow of wine at the desired speed.

Originally used for warming and pouring wine, the petite jar is wonderful as home accent or a bud vase for a single flower.

A large metal vat, used by wineries to measure and pour their wines into bottles in preparation for consumption or sale.

Large Greek bronze olpe vessel, used for pouring wine, dating to the 5th century BC. The rounded body with curved shoulders, narrow neck and everted rim with ribbed border.

Crafted in France circa 1870, the cut crystal carafe Stand on a round silvered base is decorated with silver over pewter mount around the neck, and embellished with an intricate hand...