Antique Wine Taster

Antique print - "The Wine Tasters" Early 1900s. Simple black frame that will coordinate with any

Commonwealth period Silver Wine Taster, Fully Hallmarked for London 1654; approx 5 inches in

A rare and unusual mid 17th Century Wine Taster or Cup; SIlver stem with cocnut base and bowl c

This good quality French pewter wine taster features a coat of arms to the centre, which consists

A very sweet and extremely collectable French Provincial silver wine taster, plain formed in design

A pretty little Charles II Silver Wine Taster of unusual design; fully hallmarked underneath for

A extremely rare and highly collectable 17th century circular partial gilt Nuremberg wine taster

A rare wine cup carved similar in style to peg tankards of the region. Vine decoration and a hunter

and FP in dotted oval (representing the Savoy family) Pagliani was an expert taster of

An exceptional, fine and impressive, rare antique Charles II English sterling silver wine taster

Cherished for their unusual design, wine tasters tables are extraordinarily functional and

A fine wine taster or tasting dish from Germany, circa 1890, featuring an embossed design of fruit

A lovely Antique Charles II Sterling Silver Wine Taster with two twisted wirework handles. The

French 1st std .950 silver wine taster Tastevin, 20th century, maker's mark in lozenge. The

Cherished for their unusual design, wine tasters tables are extraordinarily functional and

A very rare early Charles II Wine Taster made in London in 1662, maker's mark of RS between mullets

Charles II. A Very Rare Early Charles II Fruiting Vine Wine Taster Made in London in 1669 and

A very rare Commonwealth two handled Cup, most probably a wine taster, made in London in 1655

The Wine Taster is circular in form, with raised sides divided into panels by punch beaded bands

The Wine Taster is circular in form, with raised sides decorated with very unusual stylised foliate

Antique sterling silver wine taster with Great Britain 1746 King George II Silver Threepence (3

spider's web surrounded by beaded bands. The Wine Taster has two "S" scroll wirework handles and is

To find English Wine Tasters is especially rare as England was not a country of wine production in

This very rare Charles II Wine Taster was made in London in 1684 and is stamped with the maker's

Antique French Tas De Vin Sterling With French Hallmarks Engraved With Owners Name P.Roudie and an original 2 Frank Coin Mounted In Bottom

The wine taster is modeled in one of the rarest designs which can be found in England during this

The wine taster is circular in form and the sides are divided into panels which are decorated with

A charming set of four Art Deco French sterling silver wine tasters, all in superb condition each

This wine tasting – or vendange – table from 19th century France, is handcrafted of walnut with

This sterling silver Hermès wine taster, Tastevin perfectly captures early 20th century luxury and

This wine tasting – or vendange – table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers

This wine tasting – or vendange – table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers

This wine tasting – or vendange – table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers

can be stored in the narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. Open dimensions: 28

can be stored in the narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. Upright dimensions: 45-3

stored in the narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. Upright dimensions: 45"H x 34-1/4"W

can be stored in the narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. Upright dimensions: 42-1

In good condition. This rare and unusual piece was used for tasting wine. It has a coin in the

decorated with alternate swirling flutes and lobes. The Taster has two wirework scroll handles and is very

A wonderful collection of green glass wine tasters bottles. One would taste with this bottle since

Beautiful patina and age marks on this lovely wine tasters or vintners table from south of France

EXQUISIT 19TH CENTURY SILVER DOLLAR MOUNTED IN STERLING, WINE TASTER.

A very special oak and walnut vendange table, also known as a wine taster's table, made in France

A very special oak vendange table, also known as a wine taster’s table, made in France, circa 1840

wines and great tasters. Its particular bowl shape made it practical to use by associating resistance

The wine tasters, gathering to enjoy their hobby by Johann Peter Hasenclever (Germany, 1810-1853

A very special pine and walnut vendange table, also known as a wine taster’s table, made in France

Antique French 1st std silver wine taster tastevin circa 1880, Cesar Tonnelier, Minerva head 1st

Antique French silver wine taster tastevin circa 1880, CT for Cesar Tonnelier, Minerva head 1st std

Beloved by novices and connoisseurs alike, wine tasters tables are extraordinarily functional and

19th century French 0.950 (higher purity than sterling) tastevin (or wine taster). The inscription

sipping and assessing the color and quality of whisky, similar to that of a wine taster (tastevin) which

Antique French silver test de vin, circa 1880. The test de vin of usual form, the lower part of bowl with a surround of concave and swirl lobate style decoration, ribbed thumb piece...

Victorian Period, sterling silver sine taster, Paris, Ca. 1880's. Measures a total of 4 inches wide

This walnut wine tasting–or vendange–table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine

This wine tasting – or vendange – table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers

can be stored in the narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. Upright dimensions: 46-3