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(2"x15.5"x15.5") This 18th-century alms dish is crafted from brass. An alms dish is a tray that is typically used to collect offerings from a congr...

(9"x3"x3.5") An 18th-century French candlestick. The earliest candlestick that has been discovered by archaeologists was made of clay, and dates ba...

(Tea pot: 8.5"x7.5"x4" Pitcher: 8"x4"x4") An 18th-century English agateware set including one teapot, one narrow necked pitcher, and one low cream ...

(12"x11"x6") This two bottle Tantalus was made by the English company Arthur Jack & Co in the 19th century. Originally patented by Dutch cabine...

(5"x10.5"x14") An 18th-century German cauldron, made of bronze. Bronze is an alloy made primarily of copper, with the remaining aspects consisting ...

14"x12"x12" 18th century Belgian cooking pot with handle and legs. Wear consistent with age and use, in need of restoration.

39"x19"x16" This 19th-century German chair by craftsman Jochim Albers is exemplary of the art of marquetry. Marquetry, also known as inlaid work, i...

(26"x21"x16") 18th-century side table signed by French artist, Pierre Denizot. Both the base and legs of the table are crafted from oak, with the t...

13.5" x 22" x 14.5" This 18th-century Dutch book press, more widely known as a screw press, is a device that belongs to the intricate art and histo...

6" x 8.5" x 17" Forged cooking pot from the late 18th century featuring dovetailed metalwork.

(39"x19"x18") This charming 18th-century embroidery frame is of Dutch origin and is constructed entirely from oak, boasting an excellent condition ...

(5.5"x17"x15") 18th century Dutch Nursery pan made of yellowware with a layer of pewter coating the inside. "May be used a kitchen ornament or even...

21"x17" A peaceful atmosphere emanates from this 18th-century portrait of a woman. The woman holds a gentle gaze with something beyond the position...

47"x27"x32" Wingback chairs were first introduced in England during the 1600s and gained popularity in the 1720s. The protruding “wings” of the cha...

37"x27"x26" This 18th-century carved walnut armchair is a fine example of a fauteuil à la reine. The fauteuil à la reine is a French armchair of gr...

(39"x27"x2") Fire screens were a necessity before the introduction of central heating. When homes were heated primarily through burning wood in fir...

D: 16" x H: 1" In art, the Rococo period was one of nature scenes, pastel colours, and idyllic depictions of life. Love was a common theme, often e...

(5"x11.5"x15") Before the advent of electrical heating and the invention of hot water bottles, there were bed warming pans. Bed warmers gained popu...

(20"x12"x9" each) Add a little brightness to any space with this regal pair of candelabras! Along with their warm golden-bronze colouring and lush ...

23"x17.5" This 18th-century panel painting depicts a young woman at a well. The figure wears a brown hat, along with a blue top and a red skirt. He...

45"x26"x35" This 18th-century reclining wingback chair draws inspiration from Louis XIII, who was the King of France from 1610 to 1643. The furnitu...

9" x 4.5" x 2" This solid iron 18th-century blacksmith’s casting spoon is a charming remnant of a bygone tool essential for building, agriculture, ...

(24"x18.5") This 18th-century reverse glass painting – one in a series of seven – displays a romantic Italian scene of three figures on horseback i...

(24"x18.5") This 18th-century reverse glass painting – one in a series of seven – displays a romantic Italian scene of four figures enjoying a meal...