R.A. Lister Co., Ltd. Furniture

A comfortable English garden or patio lounge chair of fine, aged teak wood, featuring a slat back and seat and a stylish frame. By the early 1900s, R.A. Lister developed a successfu...

A scarce Edwardian period R.A Lister & Co. oak standing bucket (wine cooler / plant stand) from the early 20th century, having brass double banded accents, gracefully rising on fitted tripod form base, with three gently curving cabriole legs joined by medial shelf stretcher. circa 1905 Born in Dursley, England in the early years of the short Edwardian reign, this charming standing bucket features a European old world wood stave barrel body, with elegantly aged rich antique oak colors, warm rustic tones, wonderful grain patterns, and beautiful patina, banned behind two nicely patinated horizontal gilt brass braces. As interesting and attractive as it is useful, the versatile bucket mounted stand can be used a variety of ways, including as functional decor in a wine bar or fine restaurant, serving, using a galvanized pail filled with ice as a freestanding table side champagne - wine bottle chiller, as a decorative country accent piece filled with fresh cut or dried flowers, filled with flowers as a indoor or outdoor porch planter - plant stand, or even outside as a farmhouse style garden ornament. Adorned with its original "R.A Lister & Co. Ltd" metal tag on the inside, this charming antique English oak bucket...

A rustic English turn of the century oak barrel from the early 20th century with six brass braces and open accents, made and labeled by R.A. Lister & Co. Dursley, England. Created in...

An English Edwardian period R.A Lister & Co. oak bucket with brass braces. This charming English Edwardian period oak bucket, crafted by R.A Lister & Co., dates back to the early 20t...

We are delighted to offer for sale this Edwardian L. A Lister 1900s Oak Brass Bucket. The R A Lister & Co Oak 1900s Edwardian Bucket with Brass Braces is a beautiful and unique piece of antique furniture. It is a wooden bucket made from high-quality oak, which was a common material used in furniture making during the Edwardian era. What sets this bucket apart from others is the brass braces that adorn it. These brass braces serve both functional and decorative purposes, as they reinforce and protect the wood while also adding an elegant touch to its design. The R A Lister & Co Oak 1900s Edwardian Bucket was most likely used for peats, wood, coal, or possibly gardening pots...