Honey Pot

Two English sterling silver and glass honey pots with matching spoons, each fitted with a silver cover surmounted by a bee finial, hallmarked London 2003 and 2006 by Braybrook & Brit...

This exquisite vintage brass honey pot sculpture is a unique decorative piece that captures the charm of rustic beekeeping with remarkable artistry.

Collection of 3 graduating slipware honey pots. glorious pale yellow slip. Good condition commensurate with age.

Early 20th Century Honey Pot in the Form of a Bee, silver plate head, wings and legs, Red glass body.

Silver Plated and Glass Honey Pot Bee by Mappin & Webb, England, circa 1900.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Hispano-Moresque Copper Lustre Honey Pots, XVII Century, Spain. Two Hispano-Moorish ceramic honey pots from Manises with a decoration called "kidneys" with met...

Infuse your morning ritual with the serene beauty of the coast using this charming vintage ceramic honey pot. Sculpted in the form of a spiraling conch or turban shell, the vessel fe...

A rare and charming Edwardian-style honey pot in the shape of a bee, crafted in silver plate and ruby red glass by the esteemed English silversmith Mappin & Webb, circa 1910.

A set of antiques Khmer dark-brown glazed pottery honey pots. Age: Cambodia, 12th Century Size: Height 6.6 - 9.2 C.M. / Width 10.4 - 15 C.M.

A charming and rare silver-plated figural honey pot, crafted in the shape of a stylized honey bee, England, early 20th century.

A fine Mid-Century Modern sterling silver & glass jam or honey pot. By Gorham. In the form of a pear.

This beautifully decorated and glazed honey pot is signed (with Shire's customary "Made in Echo Park" stamp with sun symbol)and dated (1978 A.D.) by Shire on the base.

Antique Opaque Blue Glass Tureen by Reich & Co., Circa 1910s A striking antique opaque blue glass tureen by Reich & Co., dating to the 1910s or possibly earlier. This elegan...

Silver plated and red glass honey pot bee. England, early 20th century. Marked Elkington Plate and makred by the shop that sold it in Montevideo (Uruguay) Broqua & Scholberg Montevid...

An underwater nude photograph of a girl relaxing in the pool. The photograph was taken with terra-cotta background and with green trees and bright blue sky visible thorough the water...

Petite pale yellow spice/honey/mustard jar with original wooden spoon designed by Kaj Franck for Arabia as part of the Kilta series produced between 1953-1974 (ca. 1964, Finland). Ch...

A silver-plated and green coloured glass honey pot made by Mappin & Webb.

This wonderful honey pot will captivate any table it is sitting on.

A set of ceramic salt, pepper and honey pots with a wenge base and dripper.

A textured ceramic set with a warm glaze consisting of salt and pepper shakers and a honey pot with dripper nestled in a wenge base.   

The set consists of a monumental central honey vessel accompanied by two individual personal honey pots, allowing each guest to enjoy honey in an elegant and sophisticated manner.

The lid includes a shaped notch designed to accommodate a spoon, suggesting use as a preserve pot, marmalade jar, honey pot, or condiment container.

It should also be noted the distinctive Scottish 'honey-pot' baluster turning to the column is a characteristic of James & Matthew Morison of Ayr’s commissions for Sir David Hunter B...

Honey circo flower pot 1 by Sebastian Herkner Materials: Galvanized and powder-coated tubular steel.

Honey Circo flower pot 2 by Sebastian Herkner Materials: galvanized and powder-coated tubular steel.

Honey circo flower Pot 3 by Sebastian Herkner Materials: Galvanized and powder-coated tubular steel.

This authentic late 19th century French terracotta pottery pot is a beautiful example of traditional Southern French ceramic production, combining functionality with a strong decorat...

A 19th century French faience small lidded pot for mustard, honey or jam. Hand-painted in beautiful vivid colors of blue, green, yellow and orange on white ground with craquelure gla...

Richard (The Lutheran Publication Society, 1913) The Honey Pot,Or, In the Garden of Lelita--Norval Richardson (L.C.

The form and size suggest a utilitarian origin—possibly a honey jar or storage pot—yet the object stands equally well as a sculptural decorative piece.