Antique Label Maker

A Fine George III Wine Label Maker's Mark of Re, Overstriking Hester Bateman, London, circa 1786-90.

The Label is of the Scottish crescent form and is of sauce label size. This example is well marked and is engraved for "sherry." Length: 1.35 inches, 3.38cm.

Of unusual form made of mahogany during the reign of William IV and with an original makers label from Oundle England. Contains a drawer and slotted area for books of magazines.

Showcasing handles on three sides, the trunk bears its maker's label and the MLV monogram in the front.

An Unusual George III Wine Label Made in London in 1793 Maker's Mark of TW.

EXTRA OFF SALE This piece is complete with the original finish and a signature label (maker’s mark) on the back (see photo), and the original “old” hardware.

The bright cut engraved decoration is very crisp. These antique wine labels are struck with the maker's mark and lion passant mark to the reverse of each; all the hallmarks are very...

The bright cut engraved decoration is crisp. These antique wine labels are struck with the maker's mark and lion passant mark to the reverse of each; all the hallmarks are very clear...

Bauhaus Cocktail Cabinet Made By The World Renowned Belgium Architect And Furniture Designer Marcel Louis Baugniet With Makers Emblem 1920s Item has the designer's makers mark label...

A very nice detail is that the piece has an enameled makers label (see photo 9) which reads J. Sinclair, 52 Church St. , Liverpool.

Hand wrought by silversmith Margaret Binley maker of decanter labels, London, 1765-1790. Mountain was a sweet dessert wine from the area of Malaga, Spain and served as a predecessor ...

Raised above elegantly tapering curved supports conjoined with ormolu trimmed shelved undertier surmounted with three quarter pierced gallery grille with a further gorgeous arrangeme...

Please see all photos- including the label by the maker.

Exceptional French butcher’s block table with rare Paris maker's label, handcrafted from solid beech wood and resting on beautifully carved legs with turned and fluted details.

The lower section consists of four panelled doors with moulded, fluted detail which open to reveal a fitted shelved interior and are flanked with a further arrangement of fluted pila...

The reverse also shows the canvas, wooden stretcher, frame-maker’s label, and hanging wire. The Newcomb-Macklin label identifies the firm as picture-frame makers in New York.

Retaining its original bevelled glass plate with little foxing, boarded back with remnants of makers label. French circa 1850

Howard & Sons Walnut Centre Table, circa 1900–1910 Material: Walnut with ebonised details A fine English walnut centre table by Howard & Sons, dating from circa 1900–1910 a...

Oak construction and the circa 1900 date are reported on the accompanying inventory label; no maker is identified. The drawers are shown pulled open, and the cabinet has a solid, dee...

The interior retains its original beige canvas lining together with the Louis Vuitton maker’s label, serial number 922001 and Av. Marceau, Paris address.

There is some fabric fraying, oxidation and wear consistent with articles of this age. The makers label is on an oil cloth label and I found it to be in legible.

An attractive and practical matched pair of early 20th-century tables, retaining their identifying maker's labels. Dimensions: Height: 23.5 inches (59.7 cm) Top: 14 x 14 inches (3...

Fine Waugh & Son Chinese Chippendale Giltwood Chair, circa 1830 Material: Giltwood, Gesso, Silk, Brass An exceptionally fine and beautifully proportioned Chinese Chippendale de...

Its original Union Furniture Co. maker's label remains present, providing a direct connection to its American manufacturing history.

In two parts with a rectangular top over two over two short drawers over three graduated long drawers all with recessed original handles. Top drawer with makers label in drawer. Turn...

Elegant art deco cocktail cabinet decorate with intricate Chinoiserie Piece is by Rivington of London who were famous for art deco furniture including cabinets like this There is a ...

Cross banded Australian walnut veneer with cedar lined interior and single upper coat rail. Makers label to back.

Opening to reveal its original beige interior, the trunk retains the Louis Vuitton maker’s label bearing serial number 757613 and the “70 Champs-Elysées” address.

Each drawer retains its original japanned pull and metal label holder, with maker’s marks and patent dates stamped on the reverse.

A substantial late Victorian hall stand by the renowned English cabinetmakers Waring & Gillow, dating from circa 1880–1900 and retaining a maker’s label affixed to the drawer. C...

., dating from the 1920s and retaining the maker’s label to the underside. Crafted from walnut, the table is particularly decorative, with parcel-gilt detailing providing an elegant...

A partial original Oregon Chair Co. paper label remains beneath the seat, documenting the maker.

An early 20th Century bentwood magazine rack by Thonet retaining its original paper makers label to the underside. Stained in a deep, warm, almost oxblood tone with classic Thonet c...

Designed as a functional decanter, the piece retains its original cork stopper and paper labels, including a maker’s label indicating Italian manufacture.

The condition is excellent throughout. The makers label is present beneath the seat. Width – 39 inches , 99 cm Depth – 15 inches , 38 cm Height – 22.5 inches , 57 cm Seat height – 2...

Pair of Waring & Gillow Silver-Gilt Upholstered Armchairs, circa 1910–1930 Material: Wood, silver gilt and fabric upholstery A superb pair of early 20th-century armchairs by Wa...

An antique English rosewood wall mirror, circa 1901, retaining the original label of London picture frame maker Ernest Alden of 39 King’s Road, Sloane Square.

Crafted from solid oak, the chairs feature beautifully carved detailing and bear the original maker’s label: "F. Parker & Son Ltd – Made in England – 20 Newman St.

Fine English sectional library bookcase by Globe Wernicke Original makers label for The Globe Wernicke Co Ltd Office & Library Furnishers London Four stacking sections with glazed up...

c. 1900s-1920s; Frank Rieder & Sons - Philadelphia, PA Antique, rectangular wood-framed display case identified by the original interior maker's label reading "Display Cases of Meri...

Finished in a warm honey-to-amber golden oak patina with beautiful natural graining throughout. Maker unknown; the original maker label is no longer present.

The table retains a Maple & Co. maker’s label affixed to the drawer. Crafted from mahogany, the table is particularly distinguished by its decorative floral inlay and finely inc...

A highly collectible and functional piece equally at home in period and contemporary interiors. Partial original maker's paper label still affixed.

A rare and exceptionally evocative 19th-century French anatomical model of the human ear by Maison Tramond, Paris, finely modeled and hand-polychromed in wax, retaining its original ...

Owner's initials on the each side. Original maker's label inside. "1887" hand written inside.

This design—featuring a steam-bent continuous outer back hoop, vertical slats, a contoured saddle seat, and heavy-duty leg reinforcement braces—was a staple layout used in courtrooms...

Of particular importance, the chair retains its original ivorine Baxter & Company maker’s label beneath the seat, identifying its Norwich manufacturer and adding considerably to ...

The center drawer works together with two cabinets, one fitted with a pull out writing surface and the other with two interior drawers, for generous storage. The Hirler maker's label...

The base richly carved and gilded, with fluted legs and a beautifully detailed frieze, all supporting a striking slab of breccia marble with deep violet tones and dramatic veining. A...

An early 20th-century French card catalog cabinet in solid oak, circa 1910, with four drawers, aged brass pulls and the original label holders. A maker's plate reads "Classeur Systèm...

Finished in the round with original makers label. Circa 1830. Open measurements: 146cm x 114cm x 72cm. 

The piece is unmarked, with no visible maker’s tags or labels. Period: Late 18th Century Date: circa 1780–1800 Origin: France Style: Directoire / Early Empire Materials: Wood, black...

The reverse retains Boston art trade labels, including “Sold by Frost & Adams, 37 Cornhill, Boston,” a firm documented at that address from 1881 to 1919, and an additional maker’s la...

The reverse retains its original “Maison des Bambous – Perret & Vibert” maker’s label, firmly confirming the mirror’s provenance from the Parisian house.

The grain and construction appear consistent with oak, though no maker or material label is documented. Aged metal drop pulls and door hardware remain in place, including the photogr...

The interior of the lid shows remnants of the original instruction or maker’s label, now largely lost but still visible in outline — a common occurrence in working chronometers.

The National Museum of Ireland currently has a similar example which bears a makers label of Cornelius Goggin. Irish Bog Oak Carver to Her Majesty. 13 Nassau Street, Dublin. 

Inside, the trunk retains its original decorative paper lining together with a printed maker’s label reading “Arthur Wannop, Saddler, Trunk & Harness Maker, Brampton,” as photographed.

Presented in it's original frame with Paris makers label on the reverse. Unsigned. Artist: French School, early 20th century Title: Portrait of an Indian Lady Medium: Oil on board S...

A highly collectible and functional piece equally at home in period and contemporary interiors. Original maker's paper label still affixed.