Maple Barware

Glam rectangular tray in plexiglass/Lucite with tortoise pattern in brown and with a solid brass rim around.

Unusual brass and shagreen serving tray by R & Y Augousti, Paris, manufactured in the Phillipines, ca' 1980s. Art Deco style, very well made.

Late 19th century boar's tusk corkscrew with sterling silver end cap. This is a beautiful piece and would be a wonderful addition to any dining room or...

Large Mid-Century Modern Couroc of Monterey California roadrunner bird design barware serving tray. Vintage Couroc Roadrunner Design Barware Serving ...

This is a handsome late 19th century French mahogany and tantalus. The top lifts and the front section opens to reveal a central compartment containing four identical crystal decant...

Presenting an exquisite antique French Tantalus liquor cabinet that transports you back to the elegance of the mid to late 1800s. This remarkab...

A fabulous find for preservation enthusiasts. This tan fiberglass tray is from the First National Bank in Oklahoma City in the 1970s. At the center is t...

Circa 1950. We offer this Beautuful and Rare Art Deco Serving Bar Tray.

Vintage Art Deco Silver Plated Glass Lined Lidded Ice Bucket by Federal Silver Co. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 9" H x 9.5" W x 7" D.

Vintage Sheffield Silver Co. Art Deco Silver Plated Glass Lined Covered Ice Bucket w/ Lid. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 9" H x 9" W x 7" D.

A 19th century French butcher's block in original oxblood-coloured finish. Rectangular beechwood body standing on 4 feet with 2 large drawers and the original brass drop ring handle...

This elegant lidded ice bucket was produced by the esteemed F.B. Rogers Silver Company, a respected American silver manufacturer founded in 1883. The piece features a classic silver-plated exterior with restrained neoclassical lines, scroll-form side handles, and a domed lid topped with a sculptural acorn finial. Inside, the bucket retains its original milk glass liner, designed to insulate ice while protecting the silverplate from moisture—an increasingly rare and highly desirable feature. The base is stamped “F.B. Rogers Silver Co.” along with a crown emblem and the date 1883, which references the company’s founding year, not the production date. The number 6599 or 8599 is a model or pattern number, used internally by the manufacturer. This stamp confirms the piece is silverplate (not sterling) and authentic to F.B. Rogers’ mid-20th-century production, when the firm was especially known for refined barware and entertaining pieces. With its substantial weight, timeless silhouette, and practical liner, this ice bucket bridges function and decorative appeal, making it ideal for both use and display. Maker & Markings Maker: F.B. Rogers Silver Company (USA) Founded: 1883 Stamp Meaning: “1883” = company founding date Crown mark = F.B. Rogers trademark 6599 or 8599 = model/pattern number Material: Silverplate over metal with original milk glass liner Origin: United States Period: Mid-20th century Materials & Construction Exterior: Silverplate with polished finish Interior: Thick white milk glass insert Details: Cast scroll handles, domed lid, decorative acorn finial Base: Raised circular foot for stability and elegance Styling Ideas: Style on a bar cart or cocktail console with crystal decanters. Use as a functional ice bucket for entertaining or champagne service. Display on open shelving in a library, dining room, or butler’s pantry. Beautiful layered into traditional, English country, Hollywood Regency, or old-money interiors. Works equally well styled empty as a sculptural silver accent. This piece pairs beautifully with cut crystal, vintage bar tools...