Large Wood Mortar And Pestle

18th century unusually large cast iron mortar and pestle on a rough hewn tree stump with leather and wood cover.

The Moer Mortar and Pestle set, made from porcelain and chestnut wood, has a minimal yet sculptural expression.

Of the tools that shamans and pharmacists used, none are more closely associated with the craft than the mortar and pestle. Over time they were made larger and deeper.

Vintage wood Mortar and Pestle bowl set. Accessories not included. Size: 6.5”D x 6” H.

Large wooden mortar and pestle with wrought iron strap.

A mid-nineteenth century pestle and mortar of large scale, the mortar in stone with carrying handles to each side, accompanied by carved wooden pestle.

This large and heavy mortar is made of granite stoneware and the pestle is made of wood and stoneware.

We have a wide range of assorted stone mortars and wooden pestles (one pestle is marble), from the collection of a former pharmacist in Rouen, France. The original use of a mortar...

A fantastic 19th century American kitchen hardwood mortar with a turned softwood pestle. It’s likely that this mortar would have lived in a larger wood or marble holder, and removed ...

During antiquity, mortars and pestles were used to grind up herbs for cooking or by pharmacists to make medicinal powders. They are typically constructed from a hardened substance, s...

This large black marble mortar from the nineteenth century is made from a single block of marble and features its original turned pestle made of wood.

We have a wide range of assorted stone mortars and wooden pestles (one pestle is marble), from the collection of a former pharmacist in Rouen, France. The original use of a mortar...

More information coming soon… Mortars and pestles, such as this large one from the 1700s, would have been used in French apothecaries during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Seven old and worn, naturally patinated Guatemalan pestles used in large wooden mortars to grind coffee and corn. Various shapes and sizes. Hanging from iron chain. Ranging from 4" ...

Mortar-and-pestle rice pounders like this are used to de-hull the grains. Rice pounders of this size with multiple holes are for communal use and often centrally located in the villa...

Complete 14 Glass Jars From our Apothecary collection, we are delighted to offer this Mahogany Apothecary Box. The Apothecary Box of square form made from solid Mahogany with two fl...

This is a fine example of an ancient tool still in use today. The bowl (mortar) is made of hard stone or granite and the pestle is a carved wooden club. This one has "handles" on fou...

This is a generous size marble composition mortar and pestle from France. The pestle has a wood handle and measures 14.25 inches long and 3.25 inches in diameter. Dimensions for the ...

A generous porcelain mortar and pestle from France. The porcelain surface of the mortar is in nearly pristine condition with no chips or scratches. The wooden handle on the 12.5 inch...

Mammoth porcelain mortar and pestle. Great for cooks or as an accent piece. Heavy duty. Mortar weighs over 25 lbs. 14.75" diameter and 8.5" high. Includes two pestles. The larger is ...

This large marble mortar from the nineteenth century is made from a single block of Carrara marble and features its original turned pestle made of alder wood.

Large wooden mortar and pestle.

Extra large porcelain mortar with pestle made of porcelain and wood.

This large French mortar dates to the early 1800’s. Hand-carved from a gray marble with white veining, the top edge features four round protuberances.

This large French mortar dates to the 1700’s. Hand-carved from a variegated gray marble with rust and cream veining, the top edge features four round protuberances.

This large and beautiful marble mortar is from France and dates to the 19th century.

This long wooden object is a 19th century pestle, originally used with a large, free-standing mortar to pound rice or other grains. Placed upon a custom steel mount, the wooden tool ...

Originally used in very large wooden morteros (mortars) for grinding corn in Guatemala. made of cipres wood.

All handcrafted and rare, brass firewood bucket by A. Arens of Antwerp, depicting the alchemist. Only if you were a very wealthy person in Europe in the late 1800s, would you be abl...

Made of a black resin called ‘Phenolic’ and hand inlaid in various materials including wood, crushed stone or shell, and metal. The centre shows a mortar and pestle, pepper grinder, ...

Mortar / A container used when pounding grains, rice cakes, etc. with a pestle.

This beautiful Mochi-tsuki rice mortar was carved from a single giant wood stump of hard Japanese ceder tree.

Mortar / A container used when pounding grains, rice cakes, etc. with a pestle.

Mortar / A container used when pounding grains, rice cakes, etc. with a pestle.

Columbia River Mortar and Pestle Region / Tribe: Columbia River, Oregon, Washington Circa: 18th Century (earlier?) Material: Hardwood burl, stone pestle Dimension: Bowl- ...

Large Mortar and Pestle resembling a Brazilian Pilão, which was used to grind coffee beans .

A large, heavy basalt mortar and wood pestle. From France, Agde, circa 1650-1750.

A large, glazed ceramic pharmacist's mortar and pestle for apothecary use, circa late 1800s. White ceramic form with a flared top and tapered base, molding at the foot and at the rim...

Large Mahogany apothecary box with brass corner brackets for added strength and brass flush carrying handles and drawer pull. The interior of the apothecary box features 16 labelled...

This large mortar and pestle is made from white stone with a nice lip on the mortar and shaped wooden handle on the pestle. We believe this piece was used in an early 20th century ph...

A large mortar & pestle circa 1940 from Belgium. The mortar and the pestle are each turned from solid rosewood.