Stamford / Westport - Wine Coolers

1950s Copper and brass bottle chiller/ holder. Fits 4 bottles. Recently professionally polished to a high shine. Finish will mellow over time. No makers...

A George IV Wine Cooler. with brass tray top. The tray makes it possible to be used as a coffee or side table. Provenance- Benjamin Sonnenberg; Sotheby's Parke Bernet, New York, ...

Dutch brass urn form wine cooler with grape vine decoration and lion head terminals with rings in their mouths as handles. This makes for a unique ice bucket...

1970s Italian Rhinoceros nickel wine bottle holder. Newly nickel-plated over brass base and polished to a high shine. No makers mark/ signature.

Fine early 19th century Dutch peat bucket with original brass liner, the fine bail handle over turned coopered body, the rich mahogany highlighted wi...

Early 19th century William IV mahogany sarcophagus wine cellarette. Carved grape motif on lid. Original zinc liner and replaced velvet panel on the inside lid.

A possibly unique George III wine stand in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the pineapple finial over fluted column over three chamber bottle holder with original brass liners, the edges deeply molded, over another fluted column over dish turned top, the final graduated shaft supported by carved and scrolled legs having original leather barrel castors, the whole fashioned from richly grained mahogany. This bottle stand shares many features found on documented examples from Thomas Chippendale's workshop. A similar husked pineapple finial, for example, can be found on a firescreen at Dumfies House and lanterns at Nostell Priory and Harewood House. The three graduated fluted columns with turned collars are similar or identical to many in Chippendale's oeuvre, such as that on the tea tables at 19 Arlington Street, Aske Hall and candle stands at Paxton. The three legs though are by far the most compelling reasons for a Chippendale attribution. Based on manuscript drawings at Harewood House (illustrated Christopher Gilbert "Thomas Chippendale". 464 & 466) many candle stands or "fly tables" have been attributed to Chippendales...

An early 19th Century French mahogany floor standing wine cooler of the Classical Period, having reticulated brass gallery and two brass mounted c...

Fine and unusual pair of William IV oak and gilt brass mounted wine buckets, having staved construction, brass outer and iron inner banding, retaining original foliate and bead decor...

English mahogany wine cistern of impressive scale, the acanthus carved lid with bursting pomegranate finial, over urn shaped body with wreath and garland ...

A George III mahogany octagonal cellaret with brass handles and inlay on stand.

Fine mid 19th Century Dutch peat bucket, the brass bail handle over removable brass liner, the body constructed of alternating light and dark woods, ...