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| Tantalus |
| The lockable Tantalus shown on our web site were first seen in England around 1870. The word "Tantalus" comes from the word "Tantalise".
Their first, and most important use was in many of England's grandest houses. The Tantalus allowed the house owner a means of locking away their finest brandy and other sprits from the eager attention of their butlers, who often helped themselves to a 'tipple' after the master retired to bed!
Produced in a variety of shapes, woods and sizes, a Tantalus makes a wonderful gift for a wedding, or special anniversary |
| 2 Bottle Tantalus |
£465 |
A Victorian 2 Bottle Tantalus, circa 1890's.
Ref TS004
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| Boxed Tantalus. |
£865 |
A Victorian Oak and Silver Plated Boxed Tantalus, circa 1890's.
Ref TS001
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| Oak and Silver Plated Tantalus. |
£585 |
A Victorian Oak & Silver Plated Tantalus, circa 1880's.
Ref TS002
Marked "Betjemanns Patent" on one end, and "The Tantalsus" on the other.
Small Plaque on the front "Edmonds. 66 & 67 Baker Street.
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| Rare 2 Bottle Tantalus. |
£485 |
A Rare Victorian 2 Round Bottle Tantalus, Oak and Silver Plated. Circa 1890's.
Ref TS004 A
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| Rare Boxed Tantalus |
£895 |
A Rare Victorian Boxed Tantalus, with revolving drinks door, and side draw. Oak and Silver Plate, circa 1900.
Ref TS 001 A
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| Rare Silver Plated Tantalus. |
£765 |
A Rare Victorian 3 Bottle Silver Plated Tantalus. Circa 1890's, contaning 3 Full Hob Nail cut Bottles.
Marked "John Burleys Climax no 6" Patent
The top bar raises up to release the bottles.
Ref TS602
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| Silver Plated Tantalus |
£485 |
A Victorian 2 Bottle Silver Plated Tantalus, circa 1880s.
Ref TS601
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| Single bottle Tantalus |
£495 |
Rare Single bottle tantalus Circa 1890's
Working Lock & Key
Ref 851
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| Victorian 2 Bottle Tantalus. |
£465 |
A Victorian 2 bottle Oak and Silver Plated Tanatalus. Circa 1890's.
Ref TS003
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