Dinning Room

(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 ...

6"x10.5"x7" Cruets are small, flat-bottomed containers with a narrow neck and spout. Although they are commonly utilized in the kitchen today to ho...

(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...

(10"x9"x7") This late 19th-century brass pot was produced in England. The inside is coated with a layer of pewter to ensure that no brass encounter...

(19"x11.5"x10") This is a mid-19th-century samovar tea kettle. Samovar (meaning ‘self-brewing’) kettles originated in Russia in the 1840s, and quic...

6.5" x 16" x 9.5" This wonderfully crafted English chafing dish dates back to the 19th-century Victorian era. It is made of pewter and has a hot wa...

4" x 7" x 7" During the Victorian Era (1820–1914), facial hair developed as an art form. Gentlemen began cultivating creative and dramatic mustache...

(5.5"x5"x11.5") An 18th-century one pint English cooking pot on short legs, made of bronze. Bronze is crafted through the smelting of two metallic ...