Dinning Room

(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...

(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...

5.5" x 9" x 5.5" This early 19th-century Chinese famille rose porcelain teapot has an attractive twisted handle and beautiful hand painted details....

(9"x14"x13") This charming piece of handmade pottery is an example of a 19th-century French cooking pot. Its crimped top is adorned with a deep mus...

8" x 5" x 4" Cold beers are made even better when served in interesting glasses, such as this classic ceramic beer stein, made in Germany in the 19...

(8.5"x5"x5.5") This beautiful mug, produced in Germany in the early 19th century, is reminiscent of Chinese porcelain in its use of the blue and wh...

(12"x12"x2") This stunning 19th-century Hispano-Moresque ceramic plate features delicate dots and a carefully rendered image of a king in the centr...

(7"x5.5"x6") This beautiful 19th-century Japanese teapot is complete with oriental nature scenes engraved into the sides, and a detailed spout depi...

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...

(8"x12"x7.5") (When open) This set of twelve 19th-century French coffee spoons are made of fine vermeil, also known as silver gilt. Vermeil refers ...

(8"x7"x5.5") Considering its age, this 18th-century wine jug, created entirely out of pewter, remains in great condition. This is likely due to the...

(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.

12.5" x 12" x 6" Early 19th century Dutch copper and yellow-ware coffee pot.  

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

(6"x11.5"x17") Early 19th century Dutch yellowware pot with lid.

(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...

3" x 12.5" x 12.5" Decorative 19th century Flemish bowl made of quality pewter.

4" x 9" x 18" Set of 2 yellow ware cooking pots from the mid 19th century, forged in France.

(8"x4"x5.5"(largest)) This attractive set of measuring vessels originates from France and likely dates to the 19th century. Constructed of pewter, ...

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" x 11.5" x 6" Early 19th century English trivet, made of copper and cast-iron. In a serpentine form.  

7" x 6.5" x 8" Early 19th century yellow-ware cooking pot, with handle for hanging over a fire. Made with care by a Koperslager (Dutch coppersmith).

4" x 7" x 16" Forged cooking pot from the late 18th century featuring dovetailed metalwork.

4" x 7" x 16" Forged cooking pot from the late 18th century featuring dovetailed metalwork.

4" x 7" x 16" Forged cooking pot from the late 18th century featuring dovetailed metalwork.

20" x 13" x 9" Large 19th century Dutch kettle with coal drawer and tap, updated with folk art painting. Made of Iron.

(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 ...

9" x 12" x 6" Yellow-ware coffee/tea pot from the late 1800's. Missing lid and spout cap.