Elm Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Vintage mid-century wood tray in Keyaki (Japanese elm). Its pure, minimalist style make it a very decorative object, as well as a piece that can be used on a coffee table.

This tea tray from the late 19th century owes its decorative appeal to the beautiful grain of northern elm (yumu) and the warm brown color of its sheer lacquer finish. Once used to s...

This exceptional canteen table is very elegant as it features a beautiful serpentine front shape. It is all flamed walnut, in a very warm golden color. It is a 2 sections piece of fu...

19th century burr elm teapoy circa 1840. Very good quality example of a scandinavian teapoy with a strong influence from the english regency period. Sarcophagus shaped main body wh...

A mid-century freestanding butcher's block. Perfect as a kitchen island. Ready for everyday use. Made of solid stained beech and elm wood. Straight-lined frame on 4 industrial casto...

Original rustic French provincial chopping block from the 1st half of the 19th century. Rudimentarily made, consisting of a solid elm wood stump with 3 embedded original shaped legs...

This shallow lacquered bowl dates to the late 19th century and was originally used as a wash basin for fruits and vegetables. The round vessel is crafted like a barrel, with slatted ...

This exceptional canteen table is very elegant as it features a beautiful serpentine front shape. It is all inlaid flamed walnut, in a very warm golden colorI.It is a 2 sections piece of furniture, with its stand (including 1 drawer) and its removable canteen chest. It also features 2 solid brass side handles. When you lift its top, it reveals 1 fitted tray complete with its spectacular set of cutlery, horizontally displayed but also under its lid a series of knives. Its blue lining highlights the brillance of silverware. It is a 12 place setting with 105 pieces. Brand is Walker and Hall Sheffield Antique Wallet...

This exceptional canteen table is very elegant as it stands like a half moon console. It is a genuine surprise cabinet And when you lift its top, it reveals 1 removable fitted tray complete with its spectacular set of cutlery, displaid as a fan on grey lining + one more level all fitted as well. It is a 12 place setting with 160 pieces. Antique canteen of cutlery...

Dovetail joinery and carved geometric scrollwork add charming detail to the simple lines of this century-old provincial tray. The rectangular tray has developed great character from years of serving tea, likely for friends and family gathered on traditional kang daybeds. We've installed a silver-toned mirror to the base to transform the rustic tray...

This late 19th-century tray is crafted of northern elm (yumu) with eight sides, an auspicious number associated with wealth and abundance. The tray has a short footed base and flared sides reinforced at the corners with cloud-form iron plates. Colored by a finish of bright cinnabar-red lacquer, the tray may have originated as a presentation dish...

This elegant tea tray from the late 19th century owes its decorative appeal to the warm coloring and beautiful grain of northern elm (yumu). Once used to serve tea or hold scholarly ...