Wine Antiques

Dimensions: 26-¼”H x 18-½”Diameter

This beautiful, green blown glass wine keg, or demijohn as they are sometimes called, remains fully intact. Still in wonderful condition, this piece would be a great addition to any space, giving it an element of texture and dimension. They make great vessels for displaying sprigs of greenery or dried flowers. We have a variety of wine kegs available in a range of colors and sizes. Take a closer look at the detailed images to explore the subtle variations found in each vessel that makes each one so special!

Dimensions: 19”H x 14-½”Diameter

This beautiful, green blown glass wine keg, or demijohn as they are sometimes called, remains fully intact. Still in wonderful condition, this piece would be a great addition to any space, giving it an element of texture and dimension. They make great vessels for displaying sprigs of greenery or dried flowers. We have a variety of wine kegs available in a range of colors and sizes. Take a closer look at the detailed images to explore the subtle variations found in each vessel that makes each one so special!

Dimensions: 15”H x 11-¾”Diameter

This beautiful, clear blown glass wine keg, or demijohn as they are sometimes called, remains fully intact. Still in wonderful condition, this piece would be a great addition to any space, giving it an element of texture and dimension. They make great vessels for displaying sprigs of greenery or dried flowers. We have a variety of wine kegs available in a range of colors and sizes. Take a closer look at the detailed images to explore the subtle variations found in each vessel that makes each one so special!

Dimensions: 12-¼”H x 5-¼”D

An elegantly neutral hand blown glass decanter from 19th century France. Perfect to use as a simple decor item, as a vessel for flower arrangements, or to decant your wine. Some bubbles in the glass add a touch of antique charm.

Dimensions: 12”H x 6”Diameter 

A charming 19th century hand blown glass decanter from Basse in lower Normandy where Calvados apples are made into brandy. The slim neck and shape indicate their use and region. Smooth and opaque, it’s perfect as a functional decanter or a beautiful decor item. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look!

Dimensions: 11-¾”H x 5-½”Diameter 

A charming 19th century hand blown glass decanter from Basse in lower Normandy where Calvados apples are made into brandy. The slim neck and shape indicate their use and region. Smooth and opaque, it’s perfect as a functional decanter or a beautiful decor item. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look

Dimensions: 12-½”H x 6”D

A charming 19th century hand blown glass decanter from Basse in lower Normandy where Calvados apples are made into brandy. The slim neck and shape indicate their use and region. Smooth and opaque, it’s perfect as a functional decanter or a beautiful vase. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look!

Dimensions: 16-½”H x 7”D

A charming 19th century hand blown glass decanter from Basse in lower Normandy where Calvados apples are made into brandy. The slim neck and shape indicate their use and region. Smooth and opaque, it’s perfect as a functional decanter or a beautiful decor item. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 31-¾”H x 29-½”W x 12-¼”D

This unique apparatus has a lot to do with the history and shaping of French history and culture: the wine bottle corker. Made of iron around 1890, was used in a winery in Bordeaux. On one side is printed “LA ROUENNAISE”. On the overflow rim is printed “MOUILLER LES BOUCHONS”. Wine production is intrinsic to French culture and is taken very seriously. Many aspects of French winemaking have remained unchanged for centuries. Great pride is taken in the wines produced in each growing region. Once a vineyard’s grapes have been harvested, pressed, and aged, the resulting wine will be bottled and finally sealed with a cork, using an iron wine corker just like this one.

Dimensions: 44-¼”H x 15”W x 1”D

This unique apparatus has a lot to do with the history and shaping of French history and culture: the wine bottle corker. Made of iron around 1890, was used in a winery in Bordeaux. The initials “C/F” also appear on this corker. Wine production is intrinsic to French culture and is taken very seriously. Many aspects of French winemaking have remained unchanged for centuries. Great pride is taken in the wines produced in each growing region. Once a vineyard’s grapes have been harvested, pressed, and aged, the resulting wine will be bottled and finally sealed with a cork, using an iron wine corker just like this one.