Vintage 19th Century Royal Navy Fouled Anchor Plaque Spatula A cast iron painted bottle

A cast iron painted bottle opener in the form of a Bufflehead

The emblem pays homage to the Avignon popes who made this village their summer residence and whose influence helped establish its viticultural

this late 1800s green double handled French small confit pot was made to be used as underground preserving storage

This set of eight gold topped rabbit cocktail picks adds a bit of whimsy and charm to cocktails or cheese plates

the diffuser releases a refined herbal scent layered with rich woody notes and warm musk

Vintage 19th Century Royal Navy Fouled Anchor Plaque Spatula A cast iron painted bottleThis handsome nearly three feet tall 19th century Royal Navy fouled anchor plaque is heavy and generously scaled. The crowned anchor, long emblematic of British naval authority, carries a sense of salt air, empire, and ceremony. A striking maritime piece with presence, patina, and historic gravitas. The Latin on the plaque translates, "The Official Seal of the Lord High Admiral of Great Britain".