British Chamber Pot in Wooden Case

British Chamber Pot in Wooden Case - 20 in tall x 22 x 20 when closed

BRITISH WOODEN CASE CARRIAGE CLOCK, brass movement marked with script "J" and "F", housed in a rectangular wooden case with brass handle, on three conical brass feet, with four conical brass studs to

Antique Wooden Chamber Pot. Antique chamber pot with wooden exterior and porcelain center. 15.5 inches x 16 inches in diameter.

Misc. lot including (2) oil lamps (7 1/2" and 8 1/2" Ht.), tea box, wooden candlestick, tin candlesticks, chamberpot and wooden herb rack (broken).

Chinese carved wooden chamber pot commode chair with lower compartment behind doors Measures: 37" Overall High x 24 1/2" Wide x 14 1/2" Deep 17 1/2" High seat height This lot will need to be shipped f

19TH CENTURY WOOD COMMODE WITH LID, CHAMBER POT, CARVED FOLIATE PANEL, WOODEN SEAT, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 19.25"W X 16.5"D X 17.5"H, SKU186.20, *** ***, *** A PORTION OF THE SALE OF THIS ITEM GOES TO S

Including two tables (one with center hole), basket, chamber pot, and porcelain chest with wooden drawers. Tallest: approx. 4".

Antique wooden commode chair, most likely from the 19th century. The hinged seat lifts up to reveal a circular hole in which a chamber pot is placed. Panel in front opens for removal of the pot. Likel

Franklin Mint (50) Solid Sterling Silver 1000 Years of British Monarchy Ingot Collection in Original Wooden Case (APPROX. 3300 GRAMS) - This rare and magnificent set is a limited edition, proof set of

VINTAGE BRITISH CROQUET SETEngland, early to mid-20th century, wood. Mallets shafts balls wickets; all in original wooden case.

Doll Size Wooden Washstand, Inset Pitcher Set, (1) 8.5" x 9" x 6.5" Washstand, Inset Wash Bowl With Pitcher, Chamber Pot And Soap Dish, Note Indicates This Was Purchased In Paris, Chips On Pitcher, So

French Empire style water closet cabinet, 19th c., case in matched walnut veneers, with gilt metal accents, fall-front panel, central shelf with removable lid over central hole, above an open interior

A wooden cutlery case with a set of 71 items: 17 teaspoons, 19 dessert spoons, 7 forks, 12 fish forks, 12 knives, 4 serving tools. International Deep Silver, Inlaid series. Mid Century British Flatwar

Designed with two brass hinges attaching the square cover piece to the chamber base. Circular covering, with a small wooden knob, for the pot. Needle point with nail head trim, turned legs with carved

chamber pot and vase, various condition

Mid 19th century, likely British. The piece has a nicely upholstered suede top with shaped edge hinged to open to lowercase housing porcelain chamber pot all resting on casters. H18 1/2" W19 1/2" D22"

Circa 1810. Having a square case with handles left and right of the gallery over the lowercase having two hinged and figured doors over the pull out chamber pot housing step. H29" W22 3/8" D18 1/4" So

19th century. The top fitted with a wooden gallery over two doors above a single pull out drawer with chamber pot cut out. 30 inches height, 21 inches width, 18 inches depth. Provenance: From a Privat

Circa 1810. Having a nicely grained case with handle at top gallery over two hinged lower doors above lower pull out chamber pot housing configured to look like three drawers. H31" W21" D17 1/2" Sold

British sterling silver service including a teapot, a coffee pot, and a covered sugar, with engraved rocaille decoration, the pots with wooden handles and finials. London, 1922, by Adie Brothers. 3.75

Edward Viner, Sheffield sterling silver coffee & tea service, Cheltenham & Co. Sheffield, England, including tea pot with ebonized wooden handle and finial, coffee pot with ebonized wooden handle and

George III sterling silver coffee pot with gadrooning, acanthus decorated spout, flame finial, and wooden handle, London 1774, by Louisa Courtauld and George Cowles, also with later presentation engra

Mid 19th century. One having a handsome burl walnut case with trunk form and lidded compartments within along with another mahogany example having banded case and single chamber configuration with no

British, 19th century. Group of two wooden boxes, one inlaid with mother of pearl and one with satinwood , fitted as jewelry cases. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highland