Antique Oven

The pottery was baked in coal and wood-fired ovens. From 1895 the potteries of Torhout, began to manufacture mainly art pottery, such as vases, jugs, tobacco jars and other ornament...

He produced figurative decorated pottery after the antique tradition characterized by the practice of stanniferous earthenware with "golden fire." He fitted his own ovens and learned...

Emile Gallé took over the factory from his father Charles in 1877. He installed ovens and used flora and fauna in his work. He engaged top professionals to carry out his work.

He produced figurative decorated pottery after the antique tradition characterized by the practice of stanniferous earthenware with "golden fire." He fitted his own ovens and learned...

This rare service with its delicate decoration comes out of the ovens of the Clignancourt factory. Created following the discovery of kaolin deposits, circa 1768, this factory was pr...

Once the painting had been completed, they were baked in a oven at high temperatures, again this was another treacherous process in their production, and many would have been lost. ...

The work was then trimmed, dipped in linseed oil to make it waterproof and dried in an oven. Afterwards it was smoothed once again, preparing the surface for decoration.

Production consisted of window panes, mirrors and stemware until 1816 when the first crystal oven went into operation. By that time over 3000 workers were employed at the site.[3] ...

Production consisted of window panes, mirrors and stemware until 1816 when the first crystal oven went into operation. By that time over 3000 workers were employed at the site.[3] ...

Satsuma covered box, porcelain, Japan, late 19th century late 19th-early 20th century South of Japan, Satsuma Porcelain and polychrome enamels, partial gilding This lovely cove...

Called "mingqi", literally meaning “spirit articles,” these works depicted a vast array of subject, from warriors and horses to ovens and livestock, which were buried alongside the d...

Louis came together, bought the factory and switch off the ovens. Two other factories were founded under the Restauration: Choisy-le-Roi in 1821 and Bercy in 1827.

This board was used to lift bread out of the oven and onto the table for serving. Lovely old handmade tin patch.

19th century cast iron advertising trade sign from the Despatch Oven Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This was probably posted on the outside of the building.

This 19th century Decpatch Oven Co. from Minneapolis ,Minn. was a gift for buying a pot belly stove.Amazing condition.

This Steel'El Cooko Oven' was one of the first Electric Cookers made.It makes a very decorative end table and conversation piece,the exterior has been sealed with a hard laquer,and g...

This is an antique bread oven. An English, cast iron decorative baker's stove, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800.

Fantastic original old surface clock face trade sign from the Dispatch Oven Company in Minneapolis, MN. This original silver painted iron has a wonderful mellow patina.

The landscape view shows in the foreground a mountain path that leads to a bread oven, where a woman prepares the bundles of wood for the fire, while a traveler approaches on the bac...

That’s what our foremothers managed to do with their beehive-shaped brick ovens, which they regulated strictly by burning the right amount of wood to ash and then tested by sticking ...

Early to mid 20th century Wagner Ware Magnalite number 4269 extra large, 17 quart aluminum turkey roaster / dutch oven featuring simple art deco styling on the base and lid handles.

This exquisite Rococo style French glazed ceramic stove has a middle section with two doors opening to reveal an oven section above four operable metal lined drawers, 19th century.

Can be used as a paddle for an oven or used as a wonderful home or garden decoration.

Pair of impressive hand-formed terracotta sculptures finished with a stick, typical Impruneta (Florence) manufacture with dough cooked in a wood oven. Mid-1800s, they have the Manuf...

This tapestry-oven flat French carpet shows an interlocking rose and beige outer border framing a swag-edged convex rectangular field with cartouche corner projections, rose bouquet ...

A wonderful early 20th century Italian pine breadboard originally used to transport loaves of bread dough into an oven, now with a fantastic patina and ready to service cheese, charc...

A Padelle is a large copper vessel used in large wood burning ovens to make nut oils. Wonderfully crafted in very heavy gauge hammered copper with iron handles.

Believed to originally be a French baguette tray that held hot loaves when they came out of the oven. Over the years it has formed the most amazing patina.

Cane bedding has been replaced but expertly tee oven with jute webbing for support. Origin: Ningbo, China.

The top is made of Indonesian Teak, which the dutch imported to use as a heat resistant material baking in brick bake ovens. This coffee tables is paired with a metal "X" design.

FOLKY ONE DOOR BAKE CUPBOARD FROM PENNSYLVANIA IN AS FOUND WORN PATINA.THE DOOR HAS FOUR SMALL HOLES FOR THE HEAT TO EXCAPE AS WAS USED TO STORE PIES AND BREAD AFTER COMING OUT OF TH...

Original vintage advertising poster for a Waasia household oven stove produced by the Val Waas machine factory featuring a dynamic illustration of a surprised looking devil in red ad...

The Dutch imported the wood tops, to use as a heat resistant material in brick bake ovens. This pallet coffee table is paired with a metal design base.

An eye-catching 19th century American dough proofing tray carved by hand from one piece of pine, and with several divided sections originally used to let balls of dough rise before h...

Antique writing desk with raised doors, enriched with bronze and brass ornaments and ovens with ceramics from Sèvres (France) on doors, has a very beautiful and complete removable to...

A large antique French wire cooling rack used for cooling pastries and bread straight from the oven. The handle was used to move the rack from kitchen to bakery for display.

Rectangular with leaf, flower and vase border, the scene depicting a man baking bread in an oven with a woman standing by a table and children frolicking with a castle in background ...

Probably the finial of an neoclassical oven. Comparable examples from the Empire period are known from the Berlin terracotta manufacturer Tobias Ch.

It has a handsome dark patina from use in a wood oven most likely. On the outside top, there is an old chip 4" across in diameter.

This shelf would have been utilized as a cooling shelf for pies, cakes and pastries, hot from the oven. Today it would be awesome utilized on top a kitchen island as an extra work sp...

The stove also features two ovens almost certainly kept at different temperatures, two warming ovens, and smaller drawer and a glass-paned double window, which could have served as a...

The stove also features two ovens almost certainly kept at different temperatures, two warming ovens, and smaller drawer and a glass-paned double window, which could have served as a...

This jug kept the marks of the fire when it was put in the oven to bake the earth. This gives very authentical and aesthetic nuances to the patina of the all pitcher.

This could be used as a backsplash over an oven or in a fireplace as a fireback.

In the old days, the dish would be assembled in the tripière at home and taken to the communal boulangerie to be left in all day as the oven cooled after the morning's bread baking. ...

"The young Alchemist", a look into the dark and mysterious interior of a laboratory with young man, studying books and working at the oven. The fine miniature lacquer painting probab...

This metal pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This brass pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry ...

This copper pot calls to mind embers in a stone hearth, the kitchen table’s wooden surface laden with ingredients, utensils and scraps, a warm loaf fresh from the oven and the flurry...

This kind of ceramics is characterized by a wide range of shapes evolving through time and ovens used. Two types of Satsuma exist: white background Satsuma and black background, that...

This kind of ceramics is characterized by a wide range of shapes evolving through time and ovens used. Two types of Satsuma exist: white background Satsuma and black background, that...

The pannetiere was developed as a vessel to contain freshly baked bread just out of the oven to keep it safe for the noon and evening meals.

A steady supply required a lot of flour and hard work, frequently done cooperatively with groups of women sharing the kneading as well as the ovens. A dough box, with or without a li...

American Victorian Country style wooden box with four brass corners and a carved floral front

A 20th century serving bowl from Belgium, finished in chocolate ceramic with the kind of patina that only comes from decades of real service. Its form follows honest, functional line...

In original cast iron antique Georgian Hob Grate insert, with lion masks to the capitols and a central stylised flower, English, circa 1830.

An early 19th century hob stove grate also referred to as a half-register grate. The shaped polished wrought fire bars sit over an intricate openwork fret flanked by shaped cast-iron...

A wood dish produced in Sweden, 19th century Splitting present to wood Wear consistent with age and use Overall Dimensions (inches): 3.25"H x 10.5"W x 10.0"D All items ship from ...

ROSARIO is an Antique clay bowl made completely by hand by expert artisans in Jalisco, Mexico at the end of the 20th century. Rescued from a Ranch on the outskirts of Guadalajara by ...

A good 19th century ocre glazed Confit Pot from the South of France. In good condition, normal small hairline cracks and signs of domestic use. With the original lid and a beautiful ...

A charming and substantial 19th-century English Victorian blanket box, finely constructed from oak and combining generous storage capacity with the simple, robust character associate...

An English Regency style mahogany and reclaimed oak veneered console table restored with pollard oak, the rectangular three quarter gallery top with six turned finials atop each turn...

Margit Wittig's triptych blackened metal screen/ room divider features hand-crafted sculptural elements. These pieces can rotate allowing the collector to create varying levels of op...

Unique mid-century artistic wall unit or room divider made of metal with two wooden benches and sculpture by Jelínek (signed).

Modular sculptural divider, use one or link them together to create a beautiful installation. The sculpture itself has slight movement to create beautiful shadows. Made from spun al...

Introducing Alisar sculptural wall sconce, a stunning lighting fixture that is sure to illuminate any room with its warm, inviting glow. Made from high-quality brass casting material...

Rare sofa designed by Jean Gillon. Produced by Wood Art in Brazil.    

Mid-century Italian sideboard attributed to Osvaldo Borsani from the 1940s. This large, 3 meter wide cabinet, is made of walnut with lacquered parts and burl wood veneer, with beauti...

Three-door sideboard made of medium brown-stained wood, likely of Italian origin, circa 1970s. The front features a distinctive grid-relief paneling that lends the piece a bold, grap...

Classic early 1960s Austrian figurine, designed by Walter Bosse. Nice addition to your room, on your desk top or just for your collection of Austrian midcentury items. Charming, big ...

A finely decorated Japanese satsuma ceramic vase by Ryozan Okamoto (c.1820s-1910s) for Yasuda. Ryozan is the head artist working for Yasuda company, a Japanese ceramic makers and dea...

Rare postmodern set of six folding chairs manufactured by Arrben, Italy, 1970's. The "Tamara" chairs feature chrome plated steel frames and black leather seats and backrests. The man...

The Paris based label has distinguished themselves since their launch, with their iconic use of shagreen mixed with brass and other exotic materials. All furniture is handcrafted by ...