22 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Annandale 2038, NSW

Large cabinet with shelving and drawers that is quite old. My guess is from around 1920s. Very heavy as is one piece. In nice condition overall with only the middle left hand door not closing entirely duevto expansion of timber over time and needs a bit of planing to take off 2 or 3 mm.

Metal and wood artist created outdoor/indoor wall hanging Approx 90cmx in diameter.

Antique, delicate designed porcelain cup/pot with spout and partially covered top. Very unique item. CONDITION: Excellent No cracks or chips. Slight crazing most visible on handle and inside of pot due to its age - see last photo. Can be used as an olive oil pourer or for various types of liquid, baking even. HISTORY: Common in Victorian and early 20th century. Used for patients and the infirm to be able to drink food, soups and broths while propped up slightly in bed. APPROX. SIZE: 2 3/4

This beautiful Georgian serving bowl is circa 1770-83 and is from the Chelsea-Derby factory. The Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory was one of the first important English porcelain manufacturers (1743-45). In 1770 they merged with Derby porcelain, another great maker in English porcelain history. Here you can see the lobed bowl pattern, with a lovely shaped and gilded rim. Loosely executed swags of blue-green roses drape from gold rings; a really classic Regency style and a piece that will only inc

This fantastic Tudric pewter clock by Liberty & Co. is a rare and stunning piece. "Made in England Tudric Pewter 01479 Made by Liberty & Co.” is stamped to the base; a slightly earlier pattern number was estimated to be circa 1910 by other reputable dealers; we believe ours to be similarly circa 1900s to 1920s at the latest. Liberty and Co.’s Tudric Range is well known for its hallmarks of excellent craftsmanship, boasting a higher silver content than other early English pewter. The clock’s el

Late Qing, likely late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1900) bone handled opium pipe. 4 carefully carved panels depicting a maiden in a courtyard scene. Antique opium paraphernalia was made to excite the senses and hold the viewer’s attention. The more ornate and intricate designs the better, so that opium smokers could get lost in these details. See website for full photos. Price marked at $550 AUD. Measurements: 54 cm length. Approx 3.4 cm dia. One crack down the side of the base panel as

This monumental lidded Late Qing Canton famille rose porcelain jar is one of the best pieces we at Cache Antiques have come across lately. With an ovoid body, high-shouldered form and lotus bud finial, its shape is highly desirable. But the exquisite detail of the famille rose motifs, with a profusion of florals on two panels and the depiction of a scholar-official’s household on the other two, make this a truly collectible piece. This piece speaks for itself with its rich gilt highlights, deli

This hand-blown Victorian cranberry, uranium and opalescent glass epergne is an absolute statement piece. Vaseline glass was traditionally made using uranium circa the 19th century, and remains highly desirable. Ruby or cranberry glass, which was achieved using gold chloride, is another desirable colourway. Furthermore, the beautifully ruffled edges and applied rigaree details make this piece, with its multiple desirable colour ways, a truly special combination. Displaying some of the best char

Exquisite 19th century Venetian enamelled hand-blown glass bowl and matching plate with hand painted love bird motifs and gold flecked glass rims. The pontil marks and heavy gilt details point towards these being of Venetian, specifically Murano origins. Moreover, the gold flecked glass rims are a signature detail of Murano glass-working masters, which is another strong indicator as seen by the bases They are very much in the style of Salviati, renowned glassmakers in Murano who also imported

Freshly sourced from Cache Antique's recent buying trip in SE Asia, these lovely mid to late Ming dynasty Swatow or Zhangzhou ware plates are highly collectible pieces. Circa 16th century, a similar plate from a shipwreck can be seen in the Western Australian Museum collection. This particular plate is a slightly larger piece, almost a shallow dish in form. It features an unusual and highly desirable phoenix central motif with loosely drawn peonies. Featuring red and green overglaze enamels, th

Today we have a finely crafted Meiji Period Japanese bronze and champlevé censer. Champlevé is a cousin to cloisonne but of an even more painstaking nature. This Japanese kōro or censer from the Meiji era (*****1912) is of unusual size and fineness, with an elephant motif rather than the usual dragon or foo dog finial. The bronze is a beautiful rich patina, finely chiselled with Japanese motifs, and a central band worked in polychrome champlevé (a few gaps and bubbles) with floral motifs and t

This fine midcentury Cantonese Lu deity with famille rose enamels circa the 1960s to 70s is a rare and statuesque piece. The porcelain was likely made in Jingdezhen; possibly some of the hand-painted details were also placed there, but it is more likely from he style of decoration and the rich gilding of details that the porcelain blanks were shipped to Hong Kong where they were hand-painted and richly gilded circa the 1960s to 70s. The Lu deity represents prosperity, and is frequently depicte

Today we have a lovely Victorian beaded kneeling footstool. This charming piece has carved feet, a desirable aged patina to the mahogany timber and an intricate pattern of glass beads. These footstools are more often seen with embroidered or tapestry patterns, so the beads are a rare and desirable choice. The pattern, of silver grey roses against the deep red tapestry wool background, is absolutely stunning. The colours and floral motifs juxtapose antique charm with timeless elements. A beaut

This late Ming to early Qing scholar-official bronze statue is a rare piece to behold in this part of the world. We have had this examined by Peter Combs, a well known expert in the field of Asian art and antiques, and our description is based in part upon his analysis (part of the recording is available on our website for viewing). Here depicted in robes and headdress while holding a prayer or ritual stick, the figure is seen sitting on a raised rectangular plinth. The scholar-official could b

This antique Gouda Regina Art Deco arch-handled vase is a beautiful and rare example of the Imbra pattern we have seen from the renowned Dutch Art Pottery factory. The Regina pottery factory was established in Queen Wilhelmina’s coronation name, and their factory produced some of the finest examples of Dutch Art Pottery to exacting standards. This classic pattern and style balances Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences perfectly. In a stylised floral pattern, this has been hand-painted with vibra

Exquisite carved Antique Chinese Coral Figurine Depicting Two Heavenly Maidens *This item can only be sent to Australian domestic addresses* Since ancient times, red gemstone coral has been prized the world over for its beauty and rarity. In China, only the emperor and the most favoured in his court could wear it; it was believed to safeguard against poisons and evil. This variant of coral is highly prized, and even smaller figural groups such as this one can fetch tens of thousands at

This 19th century Dutch silver spice tower is a truly remarkable example of European craftsmanship. Various techniques have been used to create this figural windmill; intricately detailed vanes, filigree ropes and delicately etched windows and doors make this a truly lifelike piece. 6 tiny figures clustered at the base of the windmill and a flag that 'waves' in the breeze complete this charming scene. Best of all, the top lifts off and within is a compartment for your favourite spices. In

This antique Spanish silver at 915 standard wine or claret jug is one of the finest jugs we have ever come across. With absolutely fantastic continental European filigree silver work and cameos in a neoclassical style. The craftsmanship absolutely speaks for itself and this would be an amazing statement piece for any oenophile or silver enthusiast. Check out our other listings for more information about our store. Weight 630 g In excellent antique condition. Dimensions: 21.5 x 28.5

Cast iron decorative base has been stored in my attic for 40 years. Dimensions: height 37cm, diameter 23cm. Excellent condition.

Stunning antique wrought iron architectural fan light H 70cm x W 94cm ***See my other listings*** All items are pre loved and show minor signs of use. Deposit required for holds. Viewings/collection in Annandale by appointment only. Local and interstate delivery Available. For more tremendous vintage finds, follow @mryesteryear on Instagram and Facebook. Website: www.mryesteryear.com.au

Three Golek wooden puppets purchased in 1970s and 1980s as antique (possibly 50 -70 years old). Operated by wooden rods with moveable heads with elaborate headdress and stick operated jointed arms used in the folk art theatre. They are made of carved and painted softwood. Some chips to the face painting through use. They are dressed in very detailed batik and other fabrics. Generally all are in good condition. These are masterpieces of the oral and intangible heritage. Not tourist items. They h