Foot Warmer Collection

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Arthur Wegg
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Pewter Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Charles Garjian
Pewter Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Pewter Foot Warmer, 1936. Creator: Charles Garjian
Pewter Foot Warmer, 1936

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Gerald Bernhardt
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Foot Warmer, c. 1937. Creator: William Paul Childers
Foot Warmer, c. 1937

Pa. German Foot Warmer, 1935/1942. Creator: Amelia Tuccio
Pa. German Foot Warmer, 1935/1942

Foot Warmer, c. 1938. Creator: Robert Gilson
Foot Warmer, c. 1938

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Richard Taylor
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Florence Stevenson
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Footwarmer, 1840 / 60. Creator: Lyman Fenton & Co
Footwarmer, 1840/60

Foot Warmer, Netherlands, c. 1820. Creator: Jacobus Van Engelen
Foot Warmer, Netherlands, c. 1820

Foot Warmer, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Gordon Saltar
Foot Warmer, 1935/1942

Foot Warmer, c. 1937. Creators: Gordon Saltar, James M. Lawson
Foot Warmer, c. 1937

Foot Warmer, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Foot Warmer, 1935/1942

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Edna C. Rex
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Pottery Foot Warmer, c. 1937. Creator: Annie B Johnston
Pottery Foot Warmer, c. 1937

Foot Warmer, 1940. Creator: Marie Lutrell
Foot Warmer, 1940

Foot Warmer, 1939. Creator: J. Howard Iams
Foot Warmer, 1939

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: James M. Lawson
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: Katherine Hastings
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Foot Warmer, c. 1937. Creator: Edith Miller
Foot Warmer, c. 1937

Copper Foot Warmer, c. 1937. Creator: Edward L Loper
Copper Foot Warmer, c. 1937

Foot Warmer, 1938. Creator: Marie Famularo
Foot Warmer, 1938

Man Offering Money to a Young Woman, 1631 (oil on panel)
5863955 Man Offering Money to a Young Woman, 1631 (oil on panel) by Leyster, Judith (1600-60); 30.8x24.2 cm; Mauritshuis, The Hague

Crossing America by Rail (engraving)
1052616 Crossing America by Rail (engraving) by Houghton, Arthur Boyd (1836-75) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Crossing America by Rail)

Foot Warmer, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Davids De Vault
Foot Warmer, 1935/1942

Foot Warmer, c. 1936. Creator: John Cutting
Foot Warmer, c. 1936

Foot Warmer, 1939. Creator: Carl Buergerniss
Foot Warmer, 1939

Foot-warmer; oil lamps; candle sconce; tin lantern; and toaster, c18th century, (1937)
Charcoal foot-warmer; four fat-oil lamps; one candle sconce; on tin lantern; one toaster, c18th century.1937. From " History of American Costume - Book One 1607-1800"

Farmer eating eggs oil panel 39. 5 x 48 cm Signed lower middle
Farmer eating eggs, oil on panel, 39.5 x 48 cm, Signed lower middle on the foot warmer: JSteen [JS ligated], Jan Steen, Leiden 1626-1679 Leiden

Its a boy, engraved by Pierre Charles Baquoy (1759-1829) 1776 (engraving) (b / w
XIR346139 Its a boy, engraved by Pierre Charles Baquoy (1759-1829) 1776 (engraving) (b/w photo) by Moreau, Jean Michel the Younger (1741-1814) (after); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet

Foot-Warmer, 19th Century

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"Stepping into the past: A journey through foot warmers" Step back in time and discover the fascinating world of foot warmers with this diverse collection. From c. 1820 Netherlands to mid-20th century America, these creations by talented artisans provide a glimpse into the ingenuity and creativity of their makers. Robert Gilson's c. 1938 Foot Warmer showcases sleek lines and modern design, reflecting the era's aesthetic sensibilities. Meanwhile, Richard Taylor's c. 1936 creation exudes elegance with its intricate patterns and attention to detail. Florence Stevenson's Foot Warmer from the same year demonstrates a unique blend of functionality and beauty, combining warmth with artistic flair. Lyman Fenton & Co's 1840/60 Footwarmer takes us even further back in time, reminding us of an era when craftsmanship was paramount. Jacobus Van Engelen's c. 1820 Dutch Foot Warmer transports us to another continent altogether, showcasing European influences on this practical item. Gordon Saltar’s work is represented by two pieces - one from between 1935-1942 that displays his innovative approach while James M Lawson collaborates with him for another piece from around 1937. Lawrence Phillips' contribution from the same period offers a glimpse into simplicity combined with functionality – a testament to timeless design principles that still resonate today. Edna C Rex’s c. 1936 creation adds an element of whimsy to our collection as it stands out among others due to its playful design elements. Annie B Johnston presents her Pottery Foot Warmer from around 1937 which not only keeps your feet cozy but also doubles up as an art piece for display purposes. Marie Lutrell’s offering from 1940 captures both form and function effortlessly while J Howard Iams’Foot warmer dated back in '39 reflects innovation at its finest.