Water Cooler

20th century Ransbottom spongeware pottery water cooler. Complete with lid and faucet in pristine condition.

1950s Spanish majolica water cooler. Delightful glazed earthenware orange pitcher.

1950s Spanish majolica water cooler. Delightful glazed earthenware orange pitcher.

1950s Spanish majolica water cooler. Delightful glazed earthenware lemon pitcher.

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Water Cooler This is a vintage circa 1950s mid-century water cooler in good condition.

This is a 19th century tole water cooler by Adams & Westlake out of Chicago.

We believe this is a Toleware Water Cooler Tank. Total height is 20 with added handle is 27 inches.

This fantastic and super rare 19th century sponge ware water cooler could be used for even lemonade or parties.

A Quirky, Humorous 1950s Mid-Century Modern Cartoon Illustration Ink Drawing ("The Water Cooler") by Notable Chicago Artist, Harold Haydon (Am. 1909-1994).

Large industrial "Crock" with new orange stopper. Antique water cooler stoneware crock. Perfection Cooler Co.

Antique traditional Southeast Asian ceramic Labu Sayong water cooler carafe bottle vase with hand-carved graphic and organic decorations.

Small Swedish Folk Art water and wine container, early 19th century. This antique collectible is made in birch and birch bark and it has most certainly functioned as a mini travellin...

This beautiful brass pineapple can be used as an ice water cooler or storage container. The iconic vintage brass pineapple, Hollywood Regency style.Originally used as ice buckets in ...

Early in his career Lauritz Adolph Hjorth created utilitarian items, including water-coolers, flowerpots, and milk-jugs. In 1862 he began concentrating on decorative vases and figuri...

This petite ceramic vessel dates to the early 20th century and was used like a water cooler to store and dispense cold beverages such as ice water or rice wine.

The urn / evaporator is lacquered with an antique bronze This example of a water cooler was designed to be placed on top of a tile stove, where the water would evaporate and compens...

An English mahogany water / beverage cooler of cylindrical form with vertical beaded panels rising from a stepped ring foot to a stepped ring collar topped with a ring turned conical...

Taken using infrared technology it shows a portrait of a wild male tiger cooling off in water during the hot summers. Since hotter objects emit more infrared light than cooler ones, ...

Taken using infrared technology it shows a portrait of a wild male tiger cooling off in water during the hot summers. Since hotter objects emit more infrared light than cooler ones, ...

Taken using infrared technology it shows a portrait of a wild male tiger cooling off in water during the hot summers. Since hotter objects emit more infrared light than cooler ones, ...

The factory's earliest products were water coolers, flowerpot covers, and matchstrikers.

Areas of crimson and magenta punctuate the composition, adding warmth and energy against the cooler reflective water. These contrasts create a dynamic tension, while the heavily work...

The artist has carefully rendered the shimmering reflections on the water, blending warm ochres with cooler greens and blues to create depth and movement.

The surface reveals thickly applied passages of paint in the foreground, where creamy whites, pale greys, and soft blues evoke frost, water, or snow. These cooler tones are subtly en...

These warmer elements suggest weathered sails, hulls, or harbour walls, while the cooler tones evoke water, mist, and overcast coastal light.

Warm reds and ochres punctuate the coastal settlement in the distance, creating a lively contrast against the cooler tones of water and sky. The horizontal composition emphasises the...

Always ensure that the water temperature is lukewarm or cooler to maintain the pot's quality.

Schreiber’s skilful use of colour and light is apparent: gentle pinks and golds suffuse the sky and reflect on the water, offset by cooler greens and blues in the surrounding landsca...

Always use lukewarm or cooler water to maintain the integrity of the terracotta.

Always use lukewarm or cooler water to protect the integrity of the terracotta.

Always ensure the water is lukewarm or cooler to maintain the integrity of the clay and glaze.

Always use lukewarm or cooler water to avoid damaging the pot’s integrity and finish.

The right side opens up to a serene body of water, painted in cooler hues of blue and green.

Below, the composition transitions into a vivid sea with strokes of yellow and green merging seamlessly with the aquatic blues, invoking the reflection of sunlight on water. The in...

Anonymous Mid-18th century; probably Moustiers or Nevers, France Faience and brass Approximate size: 12.25 (h) x 9 (w) x 6.25 (d) inches The present dispenser was either used as a ...

The town itself rises softly in the background, its clustered buildings painted in warm, earthy tones, contrasting with the cooler hues of water and sky. The light is diffused and sl...