Tin Barware

Fabulous near mint condition post war vintage metal tip tray (hardly used) with compelling subject matter (patriotic woman seated on a crescent moon with clou...

This large antique Victorian toleware tray features a finely detailed scene depicting Heidelberg, capturing the historic city's castle and surrounding landscape. The intricate litho...

Midcentury (or possibly 1940s) oval pewter champagne cooler, with the most beautiful ornate outer, from France’s renowned Moët & Chandon. It can hold 2-3 standard bottles of champag...

Very beautiful siphon bottle in granulated glass dating from the beginning of the 20th century. Made for the house A.Ferrand in Lyon (south-east of France) Siphon in pewter stamped "...

Very beautiful French blue siphon bottle dating from the beginning of the 20th century in good condition. Created for the Coquet house in Lyon 1&3 rue Sidoine Apollinaire. Thick serr...

This bold and charming Art Deco Cocktail Tray originates from the United States, Circa 1930. Featuring a graphic design depicting a server standing atop an off scale passenger ship o...

Manufactured in Sacramento, California by "The Buffalo Brewing Co.", this Pre-Prohibition metal lithographed exposition beer serving tray was distributed to commemorate the 1915 San Francisco...

Large 19th Century Swedish Toleware Tray Yellow painted oval tin tray in lovely original condition. Incredibly useful and generously sized. Dimensions:...

This midcentury French silverplate champagne bucket for two bottles features grapes and grape leaf handles. The bottom of the bucket is stamped by the maker Etains Dumanoir, or Duman...

Distinctive, and handsomely imposing oval champagne cooler, from the renowned champagne house Dom Ruinart in France. Ruinart has roots all the way back to 1729, when it was founded by Nicolas Ruinart. Already from the middle of the 18th century, there was a shortage of space and Ruinart bought the ancient caves under the city of Reims for storage. Today they are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This beautiful champagne cooler was designed by the French designer Eric Berthès, is made of pewter and has an opening at the top for 1-2 champagne bottles and ice. The cooler has the company’s name on both sides and is stamped at the bottom with the designer’s signature. The cooler is manufactured by the award-winning tinsmith company L’Orfèvrerie d’Anjou (OA), whose roots go all the way back to 1710 and whose specialty is the corpus tin – especially large champagne coolers...

Antique siphon from Paris from the years around 1900. The Seltzer bottle is made of blue stained glass and has a closure made of tin. The closure is stamped. The glass body is covere...

Antique siphon from France from the years around 1900. The bottle is made of thick heavy clear glass and has a closure made of tin. In the cap is stamped the word UINETTE and the seq...