Coconut Barware

Decorate a wine cellar, wet bar, or kitchen counter with this handsome antique German wine rack, crafted circa 1890. Built of solid oak, the freestanding piece rests on a trestle-form base and features two slanted tiers designed to cradle eight bottles. Each scalloped cradle is fitted with a hand-forged iron nail at the end, a practical and decorative detail that secures the bottles in place while adding to the rustic character. The sides are cut in a traditional silhouette with arched feet and shaped cresting, showcasing honest hand craftsmanship and subtle carved details. The wood surface presents a warm, time-softened patina with visible grain and natural wear that enhance its authenticity. This antique wine rack...

Mid-Century Italian Modern aluminum 'pear-form' ice bucket with white plastic insulated bucket (ca. late 1960s/early 1970s, Italy). Features a textured, sculptural stem decoration th...

Lady legs corkscrew with striped hose and boots. Two small pieces of hose missing on reverse side. Period: Last quarter 19th century Origin: Colorado Size...

Spectacular and fully complete "Apple" large ice bucket in rose gold metal and brass designed by Ettore Sotsass and produced by Rinnovel in Italy during the 1950s. In fabulous condi...

Elegant mid-century silver-plated champagne or ice bucket by the venerable French silversmith Christofle. Dating to the 1950s, this large and striking piece belongs to the prestigiou...

Art Deco-Style, Continental Silver (.800) - mounted cocktail mixer/shaker/pourer, Italy, Ca. 1940's. Although the maker's mark is partially rubbed, we believe the maker to be Carlo M...

Beautiful, 19th century, continental (.800) silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested), pedestal based punch bowl (which can also be used as a soup tureen) with removable lid, probably Austrian, circa 1880's. Ladle is silver...

Danish silver dredging spoon from circa 1820.

Brass and iron painted in grey with Cammei pattern vintage ice bucket designed by Piero Fornasetti in Italy ca. 1950s. Very good condition. D 23 x H 27 cm No scratches on the pattern...

Late 19th / early 20th century sterling silver overlaid corkscrew in the "Rustic" taste, having a sterling overlay of scrolled leaves over ivory carved as a piece of a branch with ra...

Blown crystal panel cut flask with silver plated fittings. The screw flip cover is numbers 26. Mid-19th century Anglo-American. 6.25" h., 3" w., 1.5" d. Whitehall Antiques is a family business that has been a major source for the selective buyer for over 90 years. We are one the finest antiques shop in the South and Mid-Atlantic, proclaimed the “Best Antiques Shop in the Mid-Atlantic” by Mid-Atlantic Antiques Magazine. With over 7,500 square feet of show room space in an impressive Italianate Villa setting, Whitehall is a must visit spot for antiques collectors, dealers and decorators alike! We specialize in period 18th and 19th century English and Country French furniture...

Very large, Art Nouveau, sterling silver-mounted polished antler, J.F. Fradley and Company, New York, Ca. 1900. J.F. Fradley and Company was in business from 1873-1936 when the last ...

For your consideration, a Mexican modernist mid-century ice bucket with brown and ivory tones interior and trim. Mexico circa the 1950s. Fabulous look of faux wood & faux stone mar...

This is an extremely fine neoclassical French ornamental cast bronze, brass, and glass liqueur set, circa 1840. This fabulous liqueur set is in the form of a finely patinated bronze sculpture of an elephant walking along and carrying a brass howdah with a large glass barrel on top and two fitted glasses to each side. The barrel is enameled with floral decoration and has a bronze tap from which to serve the whisky. The sculpture is raised on a brass oval plinth base that has a decorative shaped canted edge. Add a whimsical touch to your home or office with this striking antique bronze elephant...

Edwardian Period (unmarked but tested), Continental Silver (.800) - mounted panel cut glass drinking stein with hinged lid, German, circa 1910, Wihelm Binder, Schwab Gmund. The lid i...