Set of six matched, 19th C., cut crystal wine rinsers. These are amazing and in wonderful condition. They are large, measuring 4 1/2”diameter X 4”H. Rare as a set in this condition.

Georgian Champagne cooler. Mahogany and brass bound, zinc inserts with lion head handles. Sebastopol, California, 16” L X 8” W X 7” H.

Cooper 19th Century Painting

The Vintage in California. Engraving, Harpers, framed, hand colored. Paul Frenzeny 1869 .18” X 21”

St. Abdon, Patron Saint of Coopers…or barrel makers. This is a very primitive 18th, possibly 17th century, statue made of wood and papier mache. It maintains its original polychrome points. From the Massif Central Region of France. Purchased from a French collector. 29” H 13” W. Rare.

My favorite champagne bucket from Ernest Preiss Champagne, Alsace. It is silver over brass and dates from the 1920s-1930s. The brass artwork is quite striking… like the work of Brandt. Very Art Deco in style. 11”H X 10” in diameter.

Wine preserver…

This is an antique, mechanical wine bottle “cradle.” By cranking the handle, you could elevate or lower this table piece, even to pour the bottle’s contents. It is made of brass and has a walnut base. Circa 1880s - 1900. Difficult item to find. 15” L X 6 1/2” W.

Georgian ( 1795 - 1820) ship captains’ mahogany cased, wine and liquor chest. This is a fine example with six master bottles and two personal bottles. Also, glasses are included. The key is there. Exceptional condition. Collector. 10” H X 16” W X 12” Deep.

A pair of late 19th century wine ewers, or urns. These highly decorated pieces are of bronze with high relief of Neo-classical, Bacchanalian scenes of frolic and drinking with goddesses, goat carts, and putti’s. Excellent condition and patina. These pieces are a matched set, 22” H X 8” W X 6” at weighted base. San Francisco estate.