Wine Cooler Antiques

Mahogany Wine Cooler Cellarette

Mahogany Wine Cooler Cellarette with Tulipwood Inlay. Standing on Turned Legs. Original Fitted Interior. Circa 1800. Dimensions : W-47 D-31 H-69 (cm)

Georgian wine cooler

A fine George III mahogany octagonal wine cooler with metal liner, measuring 60cm high and a maximum of 50cm diameter.

An IMPORTANT St. Cloud Seau A Verre, C.1735. Meissen.

An IMPORTANT St. Cloud Seau A Verre, C.1735 or wine cooler. PERFECT CONDITION. Definately no restoration or damage. This is one of the reasons I liked it. INCREDABLY RARE. Also, those most unusual faces. which are totally unlike the ones I see on early Meissen. The moulding is CRISP and BEAUTIFULL. It is 5 1/2 ins/14cms wide by 4 1/2ins/ 12cms high.

Mahogany Cellaret or Cooler

A good early nineteenth century Dutch mahogany oyster cooler on cabriole legs with brass liner.

Georgian Cellaret

A very pretty Georgian mahogany domed top cellaret with boxwood stringing and original brass ware, c.1790. Dimensions: 12.5" x 12.5" x 23.5" (h)

Pair Silverplated Wine Coolers

Pair of silverplated wine/champagne coolers; of part fluted campana form, these faithfull copies of Regency style coolers have gadroon borders and decorated side handles, on circular bases. Original good condition liners. Good quality by a highly respected maker. Early 20th Century. Mappin & Webb. Height 24cm.

19th Century Painted Wine Cooler

19th Century Painted Wine Cooler The hinged lid containing a tin lined interior with two carrying handles Would be ideal as a small coffee table European - Dark Grey Circa 1880 Width: 22.75" / 58cm Depth: 22.75" / 58 Height: 19.75" / 50cm

Georgian Mahogany Commode

This is a Georgian dark mahogany commode which simulates a small chest of drawers which would have disguised its use. It stands on tapered bracket feet, has a carrying handle on either side and the front has turned wooden knobs. There is an old split to the top. The top two simulated drawers fold up to reveal a turned round wooden lid with knob which is fitted into a square panel, also removable so that the bowl can be easily removed. The round lid lifts to reveal the original pottery bowl. The interior is clean. It is a charming piece which could still be employed today; it has also become fashionable to use these as wine coolers or planters. (17" deep, 24" wide, 27" high)

SOLD Georgian wine cooler

A George III brass bound octagonal wine cooler on gilt bronze paw feet.