Lead Cistern

An 18th century English lead cistern, dated 1777. The cistern is dated 1777 and have fret work

A wonderful George III corner lead cistern, initialed M and dated 1779. Beautifully weathered and

A fine 18th century lead cistern of rectangular form having decoration to the front section in the

A large rare Georgian lead cistern panel dated 1765 and of marine interest, the panel centred with

George III corner lead cistern, initialled M and dated 1779. Cisterns were widely produced in

The body decorated with distillery or ale house scenes. English, late 19th century. Measures: H:35 W:62 D:48 CM.  

A George III lead cistern, initialled ‘SD’ and dated 1790. Decorated with male and female classical

With a brass and ivory spigot.

A magnificent English lead fragment from a cistern. This stunning piece is dated 1716 and bears the

-surfaced in zinc. The earliest design for an oval lead-lined cistern features in the Gillows 1787

A large antique lead cistern, of shapely serpentine form, the strapwork panels centred by

18th century style English Lead Cistern. A large lead water cistern Dated 1707 and initialled ‘TM

Matched pair of lead planters with figural detail on all sides of classic relief depicting angels

genitalia. An unusual classical scene likely based on a Roman original. As is typical with lead cisterns

Pair of George III style lead demilune cisterns. Bulbeck Foundry, Cambridgeshire.

English lead demilune decorative cherub and floral medallion cistern, Late 18th century Signed and

A fine demi-lune lead cistern with central laurel wreath enclosing the figure of King Edward VII

A fine demi-lune cistern with central laurel wreath enclosing the figure of King Edward VII

An unusual, decorative lead cistern dated 1928, possible Bromsgrove Guild. Adorned with a very

Bowfront cistern of graceful proportion, panels depicting a chariot pulled by cupids.

A Fine example of an early 18th century lead cistern dated 1714 and initialled S.S.F. Having

A rare addition to the very few known 17th century lead cisterns has a provenance to the Wren

A pair of mid 18th century lead cisterns having a heraldic mofif to the front panel in the form of

A fine example of a late 18th century rectangular lead cistern, dated 1788. Further embellishments

a full name – more commonly it is initials only. The name Mary Cole could see this Cistern as a

the supports for a cistern, each showing a very good patination to the lead, and surviving from the

Embossed with classical figures and the date "1733:

Lead garden wall cistern with sunburst decoration. Backed in wood.

Beautiful shaped lead planter has figural detail on all sides of classical relief depicting daily