Metal

4" x 7" x 5" This silver-plated chafing dish, also known as a cloche, is from the Victorian era, approximately 1870. The name “chafing” comes from ...

54" x 26" x 19" An impressive, 19th-century lectern made of bronze. True to the Gothic aesthetic, the top’s floral tracery is highly intricate and ...

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...

15" x 14" A 19th-century flower pot, decorated using the repoussé method. Derived from the French pousser, or “to push forward”, the repoussé techn...

10.5" x 3" x 2.5" Paragones of grace and elegance, these Greek maiden statuettes exemplify idealized beauty standards, with almond shaped eyes, slo...

24" x 12" x12" This elegant lamp, made in the 19th century, recalls the style of Art Nouveau – a form of art making that was popular in the late 19...

6" x 17" x 16" This modest and elegant timepiece, which dates from the Napoleon III (r. 1852–1870) period, was made in France by the clockmaker Are...

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...

34"x13"x11" A small golden plaque identifies this statuette as being created by Étienne Henri Dumaige (1830‒1888) during the 19th century. Dumaige ...

10" x 3" x 0.5" Early 19th century cast tongs for placing hot coals in heating elements. Made of brass.

19" x 5" x 5" Late 19th century Canadian oil lamp made of brass, featuring a light diffuser. 

14" x 9" A French picture frame, made of bronze, circa 1930. The concept of framing pictures has been around since the times of the ancient Greeks ...

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

4" x 17" x 3" Hand painted toy train replica, made in the mid 1940's in Ohio. Engine and passenger car.  

35.5" x 11" 19th century unique oversized English candlestick in brass and copper. Craftfully executed.

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

0.5" x 4" x 5" This lovely dish is made of pewter, a metal alloy that consists largely of tin and has been used since antiquity. The dish features ...

34 x 60 x 19 A 19th-century tin children’s ride-on toy, made in France. Tin was a popular material used for children’s toys for much of the 19th an...

8" x 3" x 3" Humans have always needed fire for safety, food, and light. Due to this, candles have played an important role in our history, with ar...

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, ...

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

10" x 3" Crafted in an elegant design, the top of these 20th-century candlesticks feature a simple sconce and capital. The stem of the candlesticks...

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

19" x17" x 34" French children's handcycle made of iron with unique hand-pump gear mechanism. Circa 1920.