Antique 18th Century Georgian Mahogany & Brass Bound Wine Cooler Cellarette 1780 Drawings & Prints with the assayer's mark of

with the assayer's mark of Ivan Lebedkin and the maker's mark of Feodosii Ivanovich Pekin

such as the Marriage of the Virgin (1640) in Antwerp Cathedral

by Cameron Amberg Co

From the 15th century onward cylindrical drug jars like this were used throughout Europe & Islamic countries in North Africa & the Near East

Like many other painters

Antique 18th Century Georgian Mahogany & Brass Bound Wine Cooler Cellarette 1780 Drawings & Prints with the assayer's mark ofA fine antique 18th Century George III mahogany brass mounted wine cellarette, wine cooler, circa 1780. The cellarette in two sections is of octagonal form and made from solid mahogany, the hinged locking top (key present) opening to the original lead lined interior, the cellarette with brass strapping and brass side handles, the interior with spaces for eight bottles and a larger center space for a bottle or decanter. The cellarette is on a stand