Arthur A. Dixon Furniture

Hallmarked in London in 1853 by Hayne & Cater, this attractive, Victorian, Antique Sterling Silver Milk Jug, features floral and scroll chased decoration,...

A stylish and heavily hand-crafted Birmingham Guild Arts & Crafts copper paten or tray dating from around 1915. The tray of flat circular shape has a rai...

A pair of elegant antique German silver & cut glass claret jugs with classic Jugendstil design elements. The Silver neck, lid and handles of the Wine Jugs feature beautiful Art Nouveau floral and foliate designs and the Lid has a stylised floral finial on the top. The body of the Jug has a plain faceted design with a starburst pattern cut into the base. Made in Berlin, Germany in circa 1900 by J H Werner. Made in 800 Standard Silver. Measures: approx. height - 31.2cm approx. diameter of base - 10.7cm This pair of Art Nouveau Claret...

Autumn Jug, 2004 Nickel-plated metal. Limited edition of 20 + 2AP. Dimensions: H24 x W10.5 x D12 CM. H9.44 x W4.13 x D4.72 IN.

An impressive pair of Antique Irish sterling silver Claret jugs in a traditional Armada Style. This matched pair of Armada Wine Ewers feature rich and ornate chased and applied detailing over the entire body of the jug. These chased decorative elements include mythical figures, floral and foliate elements, scroll details and bands of detailed patterns. The Wine Jugs each have a pair of plain cartouches on the body and a small cartouche on the neck below the lip of the spout. The Jugs each have an applied leopards head opposite the handle. Each Claret Jug has a hinged lid which can be opened by the lever handle. The Jugs are a matched pair, both made in Dublin, Ireland. One is very slightly taller than the other, but are otherwise a close pair. One Jug made in Dublin in 1877 by John Smythe (retailed by Elkington & Co) and one in 1880 by West & Sons. Approx. Total Weight - 2704g / 86.95oz Approx. Height 1877 Jug - 37.8cm Approx. Height 1880 Jug - 38.4cm These Irish Armada Jugs are in excellent condition with no damage. The Victorian Claret Jugs...

Made in France, 1960s - 1970s. It is made in white hand-painted ceramic with blue and black motifs, that recalls Pablo Picasso's style. It is a vintage item, therefore it might sho...

19th century Madonna and Child Oil on canvas, 29 x 29 cm - with frame, 45 x 45 cm Signed at the bottom right "Gio. Cammarano" It is not possible to suppose with any certainty the belonging of the present artist, "Gio." probably Giovanni, to the famous Cammarano family, of which Giuseppe (Sciacca, 1766 - Naples, 1850) and Michele (Naples, 1835 - ivi, 1920) were part. The painting depicts the Virgin in a prayerful attitude, with her hands gently gathered to her chest. The intimate gesture of recollection, added to the young and rosy cheeks, gives the canvas a deep composure. The artist has considered every single aspect of the composition: from the wise use of color, perfectly nuanced and pastel tones loaded at the vesta of the Virgin, up to the lenticular restitution of the crown of...

The perfect pitcher for warming your brew. Chocolate, coffee and tea have been prepared in copper vessels for centuries, while its unique thermal properties are also suited to chilli...

Porcelain rooster vase / pitcher, Sargadelos, Spain, 1950s-1960s. Midcentury decorative rooster shaped jug vase in white and cobalt blue porcelain with golden and red accents. Use it as decorative vase or as jug server / tableware. A cool accent to any kitchen or to be used as serving pitcher. Lovely as a part of a ceramics collection displayed in a cabinet. Mint condition. In case that you would like to complete a set the other spanish rooster pitchers...

Fine quality Austrian Enameled gilt silver Mounted Semi Precious stone jug. Finely engraved. Mounted Amethyst & Pearl. Measures: H: 9” D: 7".

Our carafe colection is a tribute to the traditional pitchers of the regions of Tonala´ and Tlaquepaque in Jalisco, these two regions developed during the period of the conquest as p...

Our carafe colection is a tribute to the traditional pitchers of the regions of Tonala´ and Tlaquepaque in Jalisco, these two regions developed during the period of the conquest as pottery centers. Originally these bottles were used to store water in addition to keeping it a few degrees below room temperature, their low temperature cooking allows the jug to breathe water and this in contact with the outside air cools the jug and therefore the liquid inside. To avoid moisture stains on the surfaces where the jug is placed, a plate is placed. The jugs were usually decorated with paintings...