18th Century 'George I' English Mahogany Oval Open Wine Cooler

A pair of 19th century (1840s) English mahogany convex mirrors with carved eagle surmounts above concave frames with mounted turned balls and carved half sunburst below.  

18th Century (1770s, Georgian Period) English mahogany octagonal cellarette or wine cooler with lift lid enclosing bottle divisions and its origin...

19th Century William IV Mahogany Jardiniere/Cellarette of sarcophagus form, each corner mounted with an anthemion carving, the case with figured panels, the interior with a tole line...

This exceptional pair of German Solid Sterling silver coolers, crafted in the year 1890, stands as a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of their time. Created in the renowned workshops of Hanau by the skilled silversmith S. Rosineau and masterfully engraved by the celebrated artisan Juste Aurele Meissonnier, these coolers are a true embodiment of artistic excellence. Crafted from solid sterling silver, these coolers bear a remarkable weight, testifying to their durability and quality. The level of detail and artistry displayed in their construction is truly breathtaking. The coolers exhibit a captivating hammered texture, a testament to the meticulous handwork that went into their creation. The distinctive bellied shape of these coolers adds to their charm, featuring two elegantly designed handles. These handles portray mythical ocean creatures that are part human and part fish, their sinuous tails intertwined in a graceful dance. These mesmerizing creatures hold within their grasp two mythical sea beings, adding a touch of enchantment to the piece. The entire surface of the coolers is adorned with intricate chasing, featuring bacchic and marine figures that further enrich their visual appeal. Each of these coolers is a substantial work of art, weighing an impressive 76.70 ounces, and bears the appropriate hallmarks to authenticate their sterling silver composition. Beyond their original intended use for cooling beverages, these versatile pieces can also double as exquisite vases, allowing for a variety of decorative possibilities. In conclusion, these 1890 German...

A pair of English 19th century (1875) Victorian silver tazze by Alexander MacRae. These are boldly chased with flowers and foliage, the bases applied with demi-figures and a shield e...

Two pairs of George II (18th Century) Mahogany and Brass Candlesticks. The brass candle sconces on top of spiral fluted tapered wood columns and molded circular bases.  

A Very Good Quality 18th Century, Georgian, Mahogany Oval Shaped Open Wine Cooler, Of Coopered Construction, With Original Brass Bound Decoration And Elegant Lions Mask Carrying Hand...

A fine English compendium for wine or cellarette wine cooler (sarcophagus) of mahogany, c.1840, featuring a center-paneled canopy (or mitered to...

A lovely quality 18th Century mahogany and brass bound oval wine cooler, having brass lion head pull rings either side, supported on a mahogany base with bold cabriole legs terminati...

18th Century mahogany octagon shaped wine cooler / cellarette, the hinged shaped top lifting up to reveal a lead lined interior for storage of various alcoholic beverages, the base h...

A Very Attractive 18th Century Georgian Mahogany Oval Shaped Open Wine Cooler Retaining Good Colour And Patina, With Original Brass Bound Decoration And Original Brass Handles, Raised On Elegant Original Stand With Square Tapered Legs And Original Brass Castors. It is most unusual for wine coolers of this period to retain their original stand, but that is very much the case with this particular example and the stand itself even retains it's original brass castors at the end its elegant tapered legs. The cooler itself is lacking its original lead liner with its replacement being a smaller, lower in height, removable zinc tray...

Wine bottle cooler. Glass, wicker Spain early 20th century, 1930 or early. 24X24X38 cm 18X18X27 cm Beautiful traditional bottles or carafes to store and especially to transport the wine from the vat of the winery to the home or place of consumption Its realization is manual, made with manually intertwined wicker These carafes are typical of Spain and France By having the glass interior, it can be used, very good conditions Very good conditions. Bottle wine carrier, kitchen ornaments...