Antique Menu

This charming set of six sterling silver menu holders or place card holders, modeled in the form of owls, are in their original presentation box from R.

A fine and extremely rare Edwardian silver and enamel menu holder of double-disc form on a circular base, the sprung circular front panel finely enameled with a Shire Horse in a land...

An unusual English Victorian silver-on-copper menu holder depicting cherub with tray of food above vacant cartouche and Stand to the back with space to hold menu, circa 1860.

Rare pair of Sheffield silver plated lion menu holders with shield. Made by Walker & Hall of Sheffield.

A stunning set of six Japanese Komai-Style brass menu holders with detailed scenes to the front of each in gold and silver, circa 1920.

A fine and rare assembled set of seven Edwardian silver and enamel Oxford and Cambridge University College Menu Holders, the shield shaped stands on octagonal bases, enamelled with t...

Pair of Indian Filigree silver peacock menu holders, dated circa 1920 Made in 85% silver One is slightly higher than the other.

Antique Union Pacific Railroad dining car silverplate menu & pen holder.

The antique French silver menu holder is extremely rare, it’s even rarer to see such a high quality pair in sterling silver.

A good set of four Edwardian silver Menu holders modeled as pairs of owls sitting on perches, on filled circular pedestal bases.

A good quality cased pair of Edwardian silver Menu holders made in the form of a brace of Woodcock with ruby red glass eyes, standing on slotted filled oval bases.

A good quality Edwardian silver gilt and enamel menu holder with cast model of a poodle standing on top of a stepped circular pedestal base with green enameled band.

A composed set of four or two pairs of early 20th century silver and enamel Oxford University menu holders, the shield shaped stands on octagonal bases enameled with the Coats of Arm...

This stunning antique bracket clock is a fine example of luxurious 18th-century European design, combining meticulous craftsmanship with timeless elegance. The clock features an intr...

A rare set of four place card holders / menu holders. Each featuring two owls sitting upon a branch.

A superb composed set of 12 cased Edwardian silver and enamel game bird menu holders, of sprung double-disc form on flat circular bases.

A fine and rare set of four Edwardian silver and enamel menu holders, of double-disc form on circular bases, the sprung faces painted with finely detailed enameled scenes of a brown ...

We can see this frame doing a fine job presenting a cocktail menu at a bar, or joining other frames in a presentation of family portraits, old or new.

The first record of ice cream in Britain is 1671 on the menu of a feast for the Knights of the Garter held in St.

He also incorporated Janvier into his services and installed him at the Hôtel des Menus-Plaisirs du Roi, where he remained until moving to the Louvre in 1795.

This Gilded Age 14-karat white gold, snap-open or fold-close, lady's lorgnette is designed to wear as an accessory around the neck for reading theatre or opera programs and menus in ...

He is eating soup while reading the menu. He also has a glass of wine on his table. He appears to be really scrutinizing the menu.

This stylish 14-karat yellow gold, snap-open or fold-close, lady's lorgnette is designed to wear as an accessory around the neck for reading theatre or opera programs and menus in da...

A rare set of four sterling silver and hand painted enamel place card / menu holders with a hunting theme in their original box.

Back in Paris in 1896 after his Roman training, he first collaborated in magazines (L'Illustration or Le Rire for example) with humorous and satirical drawings, and he also illustrat...

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Slightly lower, at the left side of the entrance, a round board lists the tea house's menu. Looking through the gate, two people can be seen conversing and beyond them the viewer get...

In 1767 Gouthière was named doreur ordinaire des Menus Plaisirs du Roi. The Menus Plaisirs was responsible for the commissions given by the King to various artists and artisans.

Moore, who definitely designed the enameled butterfly-form menu card holders added to the service in 1880 (see John Loring, Magnificent Tiffany Silver, p. 57). 

It was during this period that he created the Matson menu covers which gained Kelly an audience well beyond Hawaii.

Tradizionalmente, nei kovsch in tavola venivano serviti vari tipi di miele, immancabili nel menù degli antichi russi. Preparati secondo diverse ricette, a frutti, bacche o fiori, ess...

(Ref: Marcilhac 3505) These were called (Porte-Menu) -Menu holders by Rene Lalique, but they also act a place markers; each has a slot cut in the top to hold a card.

Date: 1904 Medium: Graphite Pencil on Illustration Board Dimensions: 18.00" x 8.50" Signature: Unsigned (i) Menu Board Menu Board. A hand-written note on a receipt of sale for thi...

Schweppes brass hotel menu board mirror An attractive piece of history, this charming brass menu board mirror this would have been hung on the wall at the entrance to the hotel or...

The perfect oxidization of the copper makes this simple piece one of the best we have owned.. 24x 40 glass front. ideal for menu display

Super vintage menu display case in brass, from a Bordeaux wine cellar / brasserie in Southwestern France.

Beautiful set of six menu 6 menu holders in Sterling Silver from the 19th century Decorated with pearls, foliage and crosspieces, the central medallions finely openwork with a monog...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, rare pair of antique George V English 'Dog' sterling silver menu / card holders, boxed, an addition to our diverse dining silverware collection ...

An exquisite set of 6 silver and tortoiseshell menu or place card holders decorated in the Arabesque style.

The character to one menu holder is dressed in formal attire, including a top hat and accompanied by a hunting hound.

Large French rustic pine menu board, reading stand This is a rustic piece it comes from western France, the frame which holds a menu sits in a 4 footed stand, the height is adjust...

Schweppes oak hotel black board or menu board An attractive piece of history, this charming oak menu board would have been hung on the wall at the entrance to the hotel or bar, it...

Art Nouveau period design for a menu in a period frame. Hand colored & gilded. Note intricate pencil drawings that lay the groundwork for pen & paint.

Oak Restaurant Reception Greeting Station, with Specials Menu Board A very neat Front of House Reception Greeter, the front of the desk has a Menu Blackboard which is also the door ...

Barclay’s Brewery oak hotel black board or menu board. Barclay Perkins Brewery once stood in Southwark, south London 200 years ago it was the largest brewery in the world.

Pair of Asprey English silver stag menu place card holders, London 1925. The holders are of disc shape, each surmounted with a stag's head inset with cabochon red eyes.

SET OF FOUR IN THE ORIGINAL FITTED CASE From our collectables collection, we are delighted to offer this fine set of four Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Game Bird Menu Holders. The Co...

As a fine and traditional addition to fine dining, it was the Victorians who first introduced menu holders to our dining tables. Silver menu holders and place card holders were first...

Illustrated Menu Alcohol - Gastronomy Printed in lithography by F.

Arts & Crafts Menu Podium, Maître d' stand with reading lamp This is a charming piece full of character, it is tilted and a good size to hold menus with a light above the book ho...

Set of 6 English Antique silver menu hors d'oeuvres sandwich flag labels, Birmingham 1928 Adolph Scott.

Pair Asprey English silver stag menu place card holders, London 1925. The holders of disc shape, each surmounted with a stags head inset with cabochon red eyes.