French 19th Century Copper Wine Measure 'Demi Hectolitre, 50 Litres'

Here is a beautiful Paul Milet Sèvres Louis XVI style French Vase. Circa 1900 - 1930, this vase features gilded accents and a wonderful rich blue tone...

A finely carved wooden statue of a male saint, likely French, dating to the 19th century. This devotional figure is depicted in clerical robes with delicate facial features, inset glass eyes, and original polychrome and gilded finish. The sculpture is mounted on a circular painted and giltwood base with a faux marble effect, suggesting ecclesiastical or institutional use. The figure’s contemplative expression and naturalistic posture are rendered with care, highlighting the craftsmanship typical of the period. A surviving label beneath the base from Le Garde Meuble Public, Bedel & Cie., 18 Rue St Augustin, Paris offers provenance and suggests the piece was stored or handled professionally, possibly by a religious institution or estate. Details: Material: Hand-carved wood with polychrome paint and gilding Eyes: Glass inset Base: Painted and gilded wooden plinth with green faux-marble effect Origin: France Date: 19th century Dimensions: Approx. 22.5 inches high (including base) Label: “Le Garde Meuble Public, Bedel & Cie., 18 Rue St Augustin, Paris” (private furniture storage and moving company operating in Paris in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Specialized in the secure warehousing, transportation, and occasionally the auctioning or sale of fine furnishings, artworks, and personal belongings for wealthy clients, estates, or institutions.) Condition Report: Visible paint loss and surface wear throughout (notably to face, hands, and robes) Loss of finish and chipping consistent with age and devotional use No structural instability; overall form remains solid Loss to hands as seen in pictures Repair to right lower arm noted This is a well-executed and expressive antique religious statue...

This 19th Century French Copper Measure is a genuine relic from a bygone age, offering a glimpse into the utilitarian elegance of the past. Crafted fro...

Found in England, this set of seven Late 19th Century Measure Haystack Jugs were handcrafted from copper in the late 1800's. This unique set of pitchers often called haystack jugs, were used to accurately measure cider and ale in the pubs. Each jug is graduated in size and retains it's original lead seal. The official seals by the crown indicated that the measures were correct. These jugs are hallmarked Imperial, hand forged and exhibit their original patina. Functional and decorative this Set of Seven Late 19th Century English Copper Measure...