Milk Churn

Antique Copper French Milk Churn A stunning copper milk churn retaining its original hinged lid which can be locked on or can be removed as desired.

English polished iron & brass bound milk churn. Great to use as a planter, umbrella/stick stand Measures: H:35, D:30 cm.

Polished iron and brass bound milk churn, late 19th century.

A quirky umbrella stand, copper milk churn or pail, Industrial antiques. A handsome and quirky thing, a lovely 19th century five gallon coper milk churn with carrying handle and p...

19th century Galvanised metal milk churn with iron strapping A good large piece, with handle and chain attached to the lockable lid, made in Galvanised metal with iron strapping ...

Pair of Enameled Ceramic Milk Churns with Handles & Iron Netting Covering Them

Hallmarked in London in 1885 by Hukin & Heath, this charming Antique, Victorian, Sterling Silver Pepper Grinder is in the form of a milk churn and features a Peugeot mechanism. The g...

Pair Antique novelty Silver Casters in the form of Milk churn pails Birmingham 1904 G.W. Harvey. Realistically styled with ribbed tapered bodies and handles, pierced covers.

Mahogany case Pepper Grinder, in the shape of a milk churn Silver Banded Maker J.G.&S [JOHN GRINSELL & SONS] Hallmarks Birmingham 1914 Good original condition

Edwardian express dairy delivery milk cart This is a very rare survivor of early London door step milk deliveries, the top section holds crates and glass milk bottles, there are a...

Likely to be a former milk churn, this impressive piece of metal work now minus its lid makes and ideal log bin or statement wastepaper basket.

Likely to be a former milk churn, this impressive piece of metal work now minus its lid makes and ideal log bin or statement wastepaper basket.

Made in the form of a milk churn with an Art Deco inspired take with it's angular handle and handle to remove the top.

The top of the cart is fitted to carry an ample amount of milk bottles. Below this, there are two doors opening to reveal space for milk churns.

With Tilt Pour Action From our Barware collection, we are thrilled to offer this Asprey silver plated Cocktail Shaker. The shaker of milk churn style with long pointed handle and c...

The case decorated with milkmaids carrying milk to market & churning butter; the lid with farm milking scene.

The firm who made the milk churn also made all sorts of container and cookware and this milk churn is the real thing.

Victorian style jug of a cat looking over the edge of milk churn. Made after the Victorian English Spode Copeland cream milk jug with cat handle, jug is in the shape of a milk churn ...

Fantastic bucket from the Southwest of France most likely used as a milk churn. It has a snake form wrought iron handle and great patina.

Below this the top of the cart is fitted to accommodate for several ample milk bottles. The inside of the cart is fitted for either small milk churns or further bottles.

This unusual, tapered vessel is a milk-pot of the Bantu peoples of eastern Africa, and would have been used for storing and churning cow's milk.

The Borana Oromo people of southern Ethiopia and northern Kenya are historically a cattle-keeping culture, and each household keeps a number of traditional vessels for storing and ch...

For sale is an unusual Edwardian hand pulled milk cart. The milk cart has two large churns, on of which with a badge stating "Dairy Outfit Co Kings Cross London".

The water chilled the stone and the marble, providing a cold spot upon which to place churns of milk and freshly-made cheeses.

Quality very heavy 19th century copper milk churn. Offered in very good condition.

An unusually large yak milk churn from Yunan Province, China, circa 1930.

Royal Crown Derby miniature milk churn and cover, dated 1921. The conical churn, finely potted, with twin loop handles, and decorated in a rich Imari design, hand painted in red, gre...

The image on this wooden lid, which conceivably could have been part of a butter or milk churn, has a distinctly Art Nouveau style. If you look at the close up of her face, and the m...

A completely unique trolley that a farmer in Montgomeryshire, Wales made in the 1930s utilising World War Two tracks in order to transport milk churns over muddy and rough ground. Th...

From the "United Dairies" and engraved "Trowbridge 8108 33lbs" and "Wood Lane" on the top. The top is now fixed and the churn is used as a stool.