Farrow and Jackson Bottle Carrier

Vintage Danish metal and rattan bottle holder designed and produced by Laurids Lonborg Denmark circa 1960

Art Deco stoneware sculpture of an antelope enameled in red. Signature engraved: G. Cacciapuoti, stamped “Fabrique en Italie” to the socle, labels to the base. Bibliography: A...

Rare and elegant Art Deco white metal and turned wood tazza by Maison Argental produced in Paris in the 1930s stamped to the base.

Mid-century Marcello Fantoni brutalist hammered metal torch cut bowl. Stamped twice "Fantoni Firenze, Italy," 1950s.

Alain Richard, chromed metal and marble table lamp for Disderot, circa 1965.

Black leather, steel and brass faux bamboo side table with single drawer in the style of Jacques Adnet Possibly by Maison Jansen France circa 1960-1980 80cm w x 52cm d x 85cm h - u...

Farrow & Jackson Wine Rack in Metal and Wood, England, early 20th century. This is a rare and large Farrow & Jackson of London wine rack in metal and wood. Farrow & Jackson have supplied to a number or royal households including Buckingham Palace, St James's Palace, Marlborough House, Sandringham House, York House and Clarence House and are the number one supplier of wine racks and wine cellar equipment. The wine rack is a simple but elegant construction of metal and wood. The wear and patina make this a stunning original piece of industrial furniture. It is very usable at the same time, with the possibility of storing up to 49 bottles of wine. Journalist and Guardian wine writer John Arlott promoted Farrow & Jackson in his columns, and referred in the present tense...

An English mahogany wine waiter or bottle carrier / stand. Of superb color and patination. Mid-18th century, late George II period, circa 1750-1760. This rare, larger-than-usual Georgian example, retains its original lion mask gilt-brass mounts, and has survived with its original fretted angles. Rare to find in this excellent condition in view of the considerable use to which it would have put been during the last 260 years. These scarce open-topped Chippendale period wine waiters serve as bottle carriers raised on legs, with brass castors. They were designed to allow bottles to be circulated around a dining room for guests to help themselves. They had divisions, separated from their stands, and also had a central arched-shaped carrying handle. When not-in-use these wine waiters, or wine wagons...

A charming Danish picnic carier/holder by Nissen, Denmark, ca' 1960's. Made of teak.

This extraordinary bottle cooler will make a sophisticated addition to a special occasion. An exquisite combination of functionality and aesthetic, it features an insulated double-ch...

Square form with reeded corner columns and string inlaid case with brass carrying handles, fitted with seventeen original bottles.

This bottle holder or decanter is made of chrome. This is a French work from Art Deco period. Circa 1930