Antique Mercantile

c. 1920s; Bromann Bros - Chicago, IL Early 20th century wood and glass display case manufactured by Bromann Brothers. This piece features milk glass tiles near the base bordered by ...

The front elevation features recessed panels and molded trim framed by robust corner posts and a deeply stepped base, creating the architectural presence expected of late nineteenth-...

A rare, likely one-of-a-kind monumental sized antique Pennsylvania general store cupboard / mercantile cabinet. Born in PA in the early 19th century, featuring rustic hand-crafted...

1909; possibly Charles K. Fox Co. or Parnall & Sons, Ltd. Antique oak seed or grain counter with rolltop doors. This piece was designed to allow customers in general and feed store...

Oak countertop display case featuring a classic slant-front design with glass viewing panels on the front, sides, and top. The case is constructed with a solid oak frame and fitted w...

Large quarter-sawn oak display cabinet executed in a restrained commercial style and designed for retail, institutional, or museum use. The upper section features an expansive glazed...

A good early antique American Clark’s O.N.T. mercantile store advertising spool cabinet, circa 1885.

Gravity just meaning the top settles in the base and rests there with out screws. L 90 x W 30 x H 30.25 in

Pair of antique Victorian ladies high boots constructed of brown leather and used as mercantile models for a store display. Each sole has an impressed mark of "Piedmont" in script an...

A Rare Form, All original and complete, except for chip in one ball foot. It is a wonderful compact design, all cast iron or forged steel construction. Sturdy. No looseness. Approx. ...

Own a piece of history ! This 19th century salvaged panel door was made into a King Size headboard in the 1960s by James E. Miller. The door panel was made in 1875 as part of The Mer...

This mercantile shoe stand has no maker's signature, but is presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1920 and done in an Arts & Crafts style.

c. 1910s-1920s; C. W. Ferguson Collar Co. - Troy, NY Antique oak and glass counter display case containing a full assortment of detachable men's shirt collars. Three vertical brass ...

Antique English mercantile or country store, or bakery "Flour" bin with painted faux wood grain.

This antique butcher's shop shelf was made by an unknown maker, but is believed to have originated from the United States and date to approximately 1920 and done in the period Art De...

Own a piece of history ! This 19th century four panel floor screen, or room divider has stories to tell. First the door panels were made in 1875 as part of The Merchants Exchange Bui...

This pair of antique turned mercantile hat stands are unsigned but presumed to originate from England and date to approximately 1880 and done in a period Victorians style.

Originally designed for a textile workshop or mercantile setting, the table features a generous work surface supported by a sturdy base with four drawers for storage, supported by tu...

This piece exemplifies early 20th-century mercantile advertising furniture, designed for retail display of sewing thread spools.

Originally used in a textile or mercantile setting, it offers generous work surface area on the top and outstanding storage on the bottom shelf.

Its tall, narrow profile makes it ideal for farmhouse, industrial, country, rustic, or eclectic interiors, serving as a bookcase, display cabinet, mercantile cupboard, or kitchen sto...

Originally intended for displaying tableware, books, linens, or mercantile goods, this impressive cabinet offers exceptional scale and versatility.

These shells showcased the Dutch Republic's global mercantile strength, and Dutch painters often featured them in still-life works—many of which are now in the Metropolitan Museum of...

An authentic and visually compelling survivor from America’s golden age of branded mercantile advertising. Dimensions: 19 inches wide x 14 inches deep x 17 inches high Lift-top door...

This piece is oak but has been painted several times over the years and was currently being used in a 120 year old grocery /mercantile store . found in the mid west it is a two pi...

Historic mercantile trade sign of a large oversized double barrel shotgun.

Born into a prosperous Boston family, Weeks rejected the mercantile profession expected of him in favor of a life devoted to art and travel.

Mélissinde condemns the zecchino coin worn by Squarciafico as a sign of mercantile greed, contrasting Italian commercial wealth with the spiritual idealism and sacrifice of the Frenc...

Large-scale counter cabinet likely produced for general store or mercantile use, designed to organize a wide variety of goods behind a service counter.

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The Kiddells: The Kiddell family—an old English family with early roots in Yorkshire—also had members heavily involved in the mercantile, banking, and shipping trades who could have ...

L'opera di Joseph Roux rappresenta uno dei più alti risultati della cartografia nautica francese del XVIII secolo e fu concepita come strumento operativo per la navigazione mercantil...

His training reflects a provincial yet by no means isolated context: Lucca, a significant mercantile and religious centre, attracted important commissions and offered the painter dir...

- Dimensions: (approx) Overall: 54.25" Tall, 38" Wide, 13.5" Deep; Cabinet: 21.5"h, 35"w, 10.5"w; Stand: 33.25"h, 38"w, 13.5"d; Keywords: Similar to a coffer cassone collecto...

Vincent Julian Seligman was a descendant of a German Jewish mercantile family that emigrated to the USA and London in the 19th century.

Particularly interesting is the tricolor flag atop the hill at left, likely referencing a Dutch mercantile or consular presence and emphasizing the international character of Hong Ko...

The contrast between warm, close-grained timber and muted brass mounts aligns with 19th-century taste for compact, well-made domestic tools that disguised their purpose within famili...

These dates signify when the scale was last calibrated, likely for a mercantile or other shop. The columnar shaft sits atop a stacked brass pedestal mounted on a square of grey marble.

Titled “Habit of a Merchant of Dantzic,” the figure is shown dressed in richly colored commercial attire, including a fur-trimmed overgarment, striped tunic, fitted hose, and sword, ...

The West family lived in the house for 70 years, when the house was sold to the Mercantile Bank of India and later become the Barcote School of Coaching.

Strongboxes of this type were used to safeguard not only money, gold, and jewellery, but also legal documents, correspondence, and private papers, making them indispensable to noble ...

Issued in Zenker’s Merkantilische Waarenkunde, the plate reflects European scientific and mercantile interest in raw materials essential to manufacturing, medicine, and the arts.

Antique oak mercantile display for the American Thread Co. "Star" Threads line of products.

Hancock graduated from Harvard College in 1754 and entered his uncle’s mercantile business, The House of Hancock. Following Thomas Hancock’s death in 1764, John inherited the prosper...

This type of case would have been found in jewelry shops, optical retailers, museums, or high-end mercantile interiors, where visibility, security, and presentation mattered equally....

The recent identification of the sitter (the London Cole branch of the family) is not merely genealogical; it has direct implications for authorship. A London-based mercantile or civ...

Petite painted shop counter from a 19th Century French bakery or mercantile, this unusual and outstanding counter would transform your kitchen or retail establishment.

The plate originates from Jonathan Carl Zenker’s Merkantilische Waarenkunde, a publication focused on plants of economic and mercantile relevance. The inclusion of chestnut reflects ...

A French hand blown dome used for covering cheese or pastries, most likely for display in a mercantile shop. Be sure to view the detailed images of this culinary antique.

Mercantile Masterpiece: The Elwick Armorial Plate (c. 1730) This rare and historically significant Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Plate, dating to Circa 1730 during the Yongzheng...

He worked for eleven years for two mercantile firms, while studying in the evenings at the Glasgow School of Art under Robert Greenlees, finally devoting himself full-time to an arti...

., a renowned butcher shop and manufacturer of mercantile pieces, refrigerated cabinets, and cooler rooms.

Spectacular and Rare Late 19th-Century Damascus "Serpentine Front" chest of drawers from Damascus Dedicated to Prince Selim Daouk, scion of one of the most influential political and ...

In this context, the cabinet may have been commissioned for a noble or gentleman with personal, mercantile, or administrative interests in Saint Lucia or the wider Spanish colonial w...

He worked for eleven years for two mercantile firms, while studying in the evenings at the Glasgow School of Art under Robert Greenlees, finally devoting himself full-time to an arti...

His attire and presentation suggest a member of the educated or mercantile elite, possibly from an urban environment in the Low Countries.

The low, spreading skyline, active river traffic, and visible windmills reflect the city’s dual identity as a historic mercantile centre and a working harbour. Prints from the Stanfi...

The Elbe River and nearby coastal landscapes are shown with clarity, while the dense network of towns illustrates the highly developed mercantile culture of northern Europe during th...

It serves as a historical record of Portland’s mid-19th-century prosperity, capturing the lifestyle of the city's mercantile elite just prior to the Great Fire of 1866, which would a...

Figures stroll along the terraces and garden paths, suggesting the refined and leisurely lifestyle associated with Canton’s mercantile elite. The arrangement of buildings, water, bri...