Two British Biscuit Barrels #2

Two oak biscuit barrels, porcelain lined with lids. 7in Tall

Two British Biscuit Barrels with Lids & Liners - 6 in tall not including handle

Trio of British Biscuit Barrels - Average Size is 7 in tall x 7 x7

Two British Biscuit Barrels with Lids & Liners - 6 in tall not including handle

Two British Biscuit Barrels with Lids & Liners - 6 in tall not including handle

Two oak biscuit barrels, porcelain lined with lids 7in Tall

2 British Biscuit Barrels - 7 in tall x 6 inch diameter

2 Pair British Barley Twist Candlesticks & 2 Biscuit Barrels - Largest item is 13 in tall x 6 inch diameter

A group of two Wedgwood biscuit barrels. ++ Upright biscuit barrel with silver handle and lid in dark blue and white. 7" x 6 1/2". ++ Empire biscuit barrel with silver handle and lid in pale blue and

6pcs Wedgewood / Jasperware, Etc. - This lot includes two Wedgewood Biscuit Barrels, Pitcher & Three Pieces of Blue Cobalt Armorial China - Platter is 2 in tall x 15.5 x 10, The pitcher is 9 in tall x

TWO SILVER PLATED CUT GLASS BISCUIT BARRELS. 22 cm high inc handle. (2)

Late 19th early 20th century estate lot of two (2) lidded biscuit jar cookie barrels. Includes ~ one (1) Royal Worcester porcelain pumpkin shaped jar with hand painted floral decorations against a cre

Late 19th/early 20th century One lid marked: S.B. / 4402 Each satin opal glass with gold enamel flowers, one with a child's face, and fitted with a silver-plated lid, 2 pieces Larger: 9.25" H x 5"

Both circa 1900, including a fine carved example with silver plated mounts and swing bale handle, 6" diameter x 6 1/2" high; and barrel form with shield escutcheon on front, 5 3/4" diameter x 7" high,

Two Pieces of American Fruit-Decorated Silverplate mid-20th century, including a Kirk-Stieff fruit bowl with ball feet, dia. 9-1/2", and an unmarked biscuit barrel with fitted lid, h. 8-1/2".

Includes: 1.) Biscuit barrel with scallop shell motif. [7 1/2" H]. 2.) Thistle-form vase. [5 1/4" H]. Both in good condition.

Lot of two biscuit tins. The first is a Hudson Scott "Toby Jug", c. 1911, unbranded and so must have been a stock tin for British biscuits. There are just a few minor scuffs. The second is a Macfarlan

A group of assorted tea caddies and biscuit tins. ++ Wooden tea barrel with lining. 5 1/2" x 4 3/4"diam. ++ British Empire exhibition souvenir tea caddy manufactured by Samuel Heath & Sowell and distr

British/American, likely a line cannon, in rectangular painted wood carriage with two iron side handles and mounts, non adjustable barrel, barrel length 15-1/2 in., overall 9-1/2 x 21 x 11 in. Provena

Trio of British Biscuit Barrels - Average Size is 7 in tall x 7 x7

two biscuit barrels and a compote.

GLASS AND CERAMIC BASKET BARRELS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C., 4 PIECES, H 6"-8":Including 1 Boston & Sandwich overshot glass biscuit barrel, 2 with painted enamel decoration, 1 with yellow and white alte

Two 20th century lidded glass biscuit barrels of cylindrical form: one with a silver plated lid and pineapple shaped finial, raised on a silver plated base with paw feet, measuring 10.75" high; the 2n

A Copeland Spode Dancing Hours jug together with a Tunstall Adams biscuit barrel. 17.5cm (2).