Antique Hand Warmer

Antique Chinese Bai-tong Hand Warmer. The large rectangular bun form has a hinged overhead handle and filigree pierced lid in a hexagonal pattern.

Antique Chinese Gilt Bronze Hand Warmer With Landscape Scenes 18thC Measures - 5 1/4" x 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"

French Faience Heart Secouette Flask / Hand Warmer HB Quimper, Circa 1900. Douardenez.     

Artistically and visually stunning early 19th Century piece of copper work. This intricate piece is full of detail. The compressed globular body rises to a waisted neck which is co...

The daimyo were the ruling class of land owners, subordinate to shogun, who formed around the 10th century and fell out of power in the 19th century. Daimyo families tended to be wea...

An Antique 19th Century Chinese Canton Enamel Gilt Bronze Mounted Hand-Warmer With Double Handle A rectangular Canton enamel hand-warmer with rounded corners, featuring a hinged dou...

This is a rabbit-shaped teaaburi (hand warmer) made in the latter half of the Edo period, around the late 18th to early 19th century.

incised with floral and butterfly motif

Handwarmer/Censer Japan circa 19th century Bronze Measures: H: 5.5 in x D: 8 in :: 14 cm x 20.3 cm Happy Tibetan New Year of the Water Rabbit! The top depicts the Japanes...

A good & large antique Meiji period Japanese bronze brazier, koro or handwarmer, circa 1890. The twin handled koro having a reticulated lid decorated with a domestic tea ceremony sce...

Ancient brass food warmer, worked and embossed by hand, characterized by an elegant and refined style.

Once used to place hot coals in a hand-warming brazier, this Victorian implement was hand wrought from brass with function and lovely form of tong in mind.

A sublime Japanese parcel gilt copper hand warmer, hibachi, with chrysanthemum design, Edo Period, 18th century, Japan.

The bone handles were likely originally affixed to chopsticks of wood or metal, the latter suggesting they would have been used for moving hot coals in a hibachi or hand-warmer.

Once used by a scholar or wealthy homeowner to place hot coals in a hand-warming brazier, this Qing-dynasty implement was hand wrought of brass with function and graceful form in mind.

A pair of white brass chopsticks for moving burning coals in a hibachi or hand-warmer. Such chopsticks were also used to safely touch opium pipe bowls or tools that had been heated b...

These may be used as beautiful planters, since they have copper lining, but these were created to contain a small coal burning fire, to be used as hand warmers. Each has six reserve...

A pair of iron chopsticks for moving burning coals in a hibachi or hand-warmer. Such chopsticks were also used to safely touch pipe bowls or tools that had been heated by an oil lamp...

Filled with burning coals, this petite 19th-century brass brazier once warmed the hands of a well-to-do person on a cold winter's night in northern China.

Handmade and hand painted in Italy, Tuscan origin, mid-20th century.

Filled with burning coals, this 19th-century brass brazier once warmed the hands of a well-to-do person on a cold winter's night in northern China.

The beauty of the design belied the ordinary use of the hibachis, that of being a functional everday hand warmers during the cold season in ancient Japan.

This 19th century handcrafted bronze hand warmer would have been owned by a woman of means and filled with coals so she could warm her hands on cold winter nights.

Woven in the early 20th century, the piece showcases a soft, harmonious palette of warm sand, muted gold, and delicate ivory, with gentle chocolate-brown accents adding depth and def...

This Persian Tabriz rug reveals the refined artistry and exceptional weaving tradition of one of Iran's most celebrated carpet-making centers. Its grand design revolves around a clas...

This exquisite hand-knotted Chinese rug from the 1920s beautifully exemplifies the early 20th-century artistry and craftsmanship associated with the Peking rug tradition.

This magnificent antique Persian Tabriz rug, showcases the masterful artistry and technical precision for which Tabriz weaving is celebrated. Its densely patterned field features a m...

Antique Victorian Silver Plated Hand Hammered Samovar Coffee Pot Warmer. Item. Item features monogram letters to front (illegible), very nice antique Samovar.

This exceptional antique Samarkand rug, dating to the 1880s, is a testament to the sophisticated artistry and multicultural synthesis of East Turkestan's storied weaving traditions. ...

This striking antique Chinese Art Deco rug from the early 1900s is a beautiful example of traditional Peking craftsmanship enhanced by early 20th-century design sensibilities. Hand-k...

Crafted in wool, the rug has a supple pile and visible hand-knotting from the reverse side, attesting to its high-quality craftsmanship.

Antique Persian Khorassan rugs and carpets visually sing in vibrant, pastel and monochromatic colors. The medallion and field are comprised of a series of symmetrical Persian design ...

Expertly curated by Doris Leslie Blau, this rare rug is a testament to centuries of weaving artistry. This vintage Samarkand rug from East Turkestan is a beautiful example of traditi...

This exceptional Persian Kirman rug from the early 20th century (circa 1920) exemplifies the refined artistry and elegant symmetry associated with the best examples of Kirman weaving...

This striking pair of vintage American hooked rugs showcases a bold and visually engaging overlapping rings motif that combines folk art charm with graphic modernity. Rendered in a r...

A fine antique brandy warmer By the Kalo Shop in Chicago. In hand-hammered sterling silver and mounted with an ebony wood handle.

Its color palette is soft yet striking, dominated by warm terracotta, soft beige, and muted ivory tones, beautifully accented by touches of deep navy and sky blue, which lend depth a...

The subtle interplay of warm camel, soft rose, and deep brown tones creates a refined and harmonious composition.

A symphony of soft ochre, muted turquoise, warm chocolate brown, and hints of dusty blue create a gentle yet vibrant interplay of colors.

This generous early-20th-century Persian Tabriz carpet offers a striking display of formal design and tonal elegance. The field is a warm, slightly abrash light brown-gold/beige, ov...

Woven in the famed northwestern Persian city, this piece features a warm, terra-cotta field alive with intricate figural and botanical motifs arranged in a balanced, symmetrical layo...

The use of natural vegetable dyes lends the rug a warm patina that only time and quality materials can achieve.

A superb example of 19th-century Persian craftsmanship, this oversized Northwest Persian rug from the 1880s captivates with its mesmerizing allover rosette lattice design and masterf...

Woven with tight, asymmetric (Persian) knots and made of fine hand-spun wool, the rug exhibits the signature durability and flexibility of Senneh weavings.

This exquisite antique Persian Tabriz rug, dating from the early 20th century, embodies the refined artistry and rich heritage of one of Persia's most esteemed weaving centers. Hand-...

Woven nearly a century ago, the piece radiates elegance through its harmonious palette of warm terra-cotta, muted gold, soft blush, and accents of sky blue, all mellowed beautifully ...

This early 20th-century Meshad (Meshed) rug embodies the refined artistry of northeastern Persia's weaving tradition. Its structured garden-inspired design is composed of "compartmen...

This exceptional 19th-century Persian Feraghan rug showcases the refined artistry and durability for which Feraghan weavings are celebrated. Woven circa 1880, it features an intricat...

This antique Persian Kirman rug from the 1880s exemplifies the region's celebrated artistry, combining intricate allover patterning with a restrained yet luminous color palette. Rath...

This early 20th-century Persian Tabriz rug exemplifies the refined artistry and technical mastery for which Tabriz weavers are celebrated. Handwoven circa 1900, the carpet features a...

This exceptional 19th-century Persian Tabriz rug reflects the masterful artistry and refined craftsmanship for which the Tabriz weaving tradition is celebrated. Handwoven in the 1880...

This exquisite 19th-century Persian Kirman rug, dating to the 1880s, showcases the refinement and artistry for which Kirman weavers are celebrated. Its field is dominated by a deep m...

This 1880s antique Persian Tabriz rug is a masterclass in understated elegance and meticulous craftsmanship. Woven in one of Persia's most celebrated weaving centers, it showcases th...

This exquisite 19th-century Persian Senneh rug is a testament to the unparalleled craftsmanship of the Kurdish weavers of Sanandaj (formerly Senneh), renowned for producing some of P...

This 19th-century Persian Tabriz rug (circa 1880s) beautifully embodies the refinement and artistry for which Tabriz weaving is celebrated. Its design follows the traditional garden-...

This 1920s Persian Meshad rug exemplifies the grandeur and artistry for which the city of Meshad (Mashhad) has long been celebrated. Handwoven nearly a century ago, it showcases a ma...

Radiating classical elegance and remarkable craftsmanship, this oversized antique Persian Meshad rug-woven circa 1900-is a quintessential example of the opulence and artistry that de...