Used Cistern

was a ''handsome cistern of mahogany with brass hoops etc. under the sideboard”. A typical example of

/ cellarette drawer). ''Wine waiters'' are often confused with ''wine coolers'' or ''wine cisterns''. The

Levant. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a

, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s harvest flavorful and

Levant. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a

. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s

, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s harvest flavorful and

. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s

. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s

. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s

Levant. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a

. Grains were gathered, stored in large clay vessels, and placed in sheds or cisterns, keeping a family’s

black painted tin liner, resting in a bullet shaped cistern, supported by reuleaux triangle bronze base

weight as would be expected from this silversmith. His major works are the wine cisterns in the

This medium-sized Turkish jug was used to store water in cisterns or carry it to sempozyum tables

This large Turkish jug was used to store water in cisterns or carry it to sempozyum tables. The

This medium-sized Turkish jug was used to store water in cisterns or carry it to sempozyum tables

are most probably the fountain and cistern, of 1728, at Burghley House Lincolnshire. Measures

source of fresh water came from cisterns that collected rain water, often in the center of public square

Wife. The lower image depicts Joseph sold by his brothers and thrown in a cistern. This print

factory related stamps Trapezoid cistern form well suited for maritime rope binding Also suited to wall

case of a very solid construction and with a superbly made turned mahogany cistern cover. The

Cistern.

Two Carrara marble 17th-18th century cisterns. The fluted and gadrooned shaped body set on an

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

Italian polychrome painted Majolica cistern with Aesthetic Movement style flowers, circa early 20th

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

“Cisterns and Wells” and “The Voices Circles”, she succeeds triumphantly. Working with linseed-rich oils

“Cisterns and Wells” and “The Voices Circles”, she succeeds triumphantly. Working with linseed-rich oils

“Cisterns and Wells” and “The Voices Circles”, she succeeds triumphantly. Working with linseed-rich oils

“Cisterns and Wells” and “The Voices Circles”, she succeeds triumphantly. Working with linseed-rich oils

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

A rare, early 19th century Carrara marble cistern of elongated oval form, the top with a circular

A Rare and impressive monumental wine cistern that retains its original powder blue liner in fine

The facetted baluster form urn issuing eight spigots, surmounted by a conforming cover and raised on a waisted plinth.

The ‘archer pattern’ decoration on this Chinese porcelain cistern is attributed to Cornelis Pronk

Circa 1885 Uniquely beautiful olive green base colored Continental Majolica Cistern and Cover

French, brass exceptionally large and impressive repousse wine cistern on oval flared pedestal base

“Cisterns and Wells” and “The Voices Circles”, she succeeds triumphantly. Working with linseed-rich oils

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

The Nero Belgio marble sarcophagus shaped bath or 'cistern' is embellished with stiff leaf borders

Hand-hammered 18th century brass wine cistern.  

17th Century marble water cistern

contains iron, copper and zinc bound in sulfur cistern, in addition traces of gold, silver and minerals

bowwood cistern at the other. The tube is filled with mercury and the cistern capped usually with a

27 to 31. The barometer retains its original carved oak cistern cover, all in lovely condition

thermometer, mahogany case with broken pediment surmounted by an urn, cistern cover with shell inlay and two

Representing the Romans mastery over water from aqueducts to fountains to cisterns. A wave pattern

, hygrometer below and round cistern cover. Prominent brass register plate showing the traditional states of

scales and vernier, concealed tube and ebony urn shaped cistern cover.

cylindrical shaft leading to a circular cistern banded by rosettes and leaves surmounted by eagles with wings

terminating in an octagonal cistern cover.

French terms for the various weather conditions. The glass cistern and tube are recessed into the pine

Shop in the Tchartchi Market’, and on the left, details from ‘Cistern of Bin-Veber- Direg’ or ‘the

the base with a mahogany urn-shaped cistern cover. The arched silvered brass engraved register plate

the room. Cistern nut tree with no flaws. Small features virtually invisible. It is only at the exact

A monumental European sterling silver, massive wine cistern. Approximately 5,500 troy oz (170