Rare Art Nouveau Miniature Sized Onyx Tantalus by Betjemann & Sons

Rare Model with Original Blue Hue Bottles From our Decanter collection, we are delighted to introduce to the market this Art Deco Twin Bottle Tantalus George Betjemann. The Twin Bo...

Retailed by Fottorini and Sons, Bradford From our Tantalus collection, we are delighted to offer this Coromandel Turntable Tantalus by George Betjemann and Son. The Tantalus of Betj...

Dome Topped with Three Drawers From our Jewellery Boxes collection, we are pleased to offer this stunning dome-topped Coromandel Jewellery cabinet. The Cabinet of rectangular shape...

Art Deco Circa 1925 The Tantalus modelled with two hand-cut decanters locked into place by a silver plate frame. The frame with loop handle to the top ...

Antique 19th Century Victorian three-bottle tantalus features brass detailing and a locking mechanism stamped with "BETJEMANN'S PATENT 43014, LONDON." A small silver plaque adorns th...

This French Art Deco coromandel and chrome-plated tantalus by Louis Prodhon allows one to enjoy the finest libations in style, even in the company of greedy hands. Crafted of luxurious coromandel and chrome, this marvelous case holds three square-cut glass Baccarat decanters. The purpose of the tantalus was to keep one's favorite beverages safe from unwanted consumption while still showcasing the contents within. To gain access to the liquor, simply insert the key and turn to unlock the handle and remove the decanter of your choice. Found in India, Sri Lanka and other parts of Southeast Asia, coromandel, or calamander wood, is one of the most distinctive timbers in the world. Known for its distinct black and hazel striped coloring, this desirable wood has been used for centuries to make furniture, stringed instruments, and precious personal items such as this remarkable decanter box. Established by the Royal...

Walker & Hall Tantalus silver plated Tantalus set.

French Napoleon III period liqueur tantalus, Charles-Guillaume Diehl (German/French, 1811-1885), Rue Michel-le-Comte, Paris, Late 19th Century, hinged case finished in amboyna burlwo...