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Beautiful small silver tea spoons. Postage extra

A beautiful piece, excellent condition. Old. Very pretty

HERE WE HAVE A NIGHT STAND/ WASH STAND WITH A BOWL AND JUG. I WAS TOLD WHEN I PURCHASED IT IT WAS DATED BACK TO THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE CENTURY, SO PERHAPS AROUND THE 1915 - 1925 TIME, OR PERHAPS JUST AFTER THE FIRST WORLD WAR. WE HAD IT IN OUR BEDROOM FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS OR THEREABOUTS, BUT MOVING TO A MUCH SMALLER HOME BACK IN 2018 MEANS WE DONT HAVE ALL THE ROOM AS WE DID BEFORE. WHEN I PURCHASED IT, IT WAS IN PIECES AND IN POOR CONDITION, THE WIFE AND SANDED IT TO WITHIN AN INCH OF ITS L

Late Victorian Adams Style Mahogany Sideboard. C.1900. This sideboard is in excellent condition. pick up hazelwood South, Victoria

20th century Thai teak spirit house Freshly stained In jarrah Some damage on end's (dragons head missing) looks very neat hard to find these Would suit a spiritual person Or someone handy For light work Pick up Churchill Local drop off optional

Vintage Japanese White Porcelain Foo Dog Pair. OMC- Otajiri Mercantile Company. Very rare/ hard to find pair of original vintage Japan made porcelain Foo/ Shi Shi Dogs. 16cm high. ℹ️ Foo dogs are symbolic, protective statues, and they are designed in pairs — one is female, the other is male. The female represents yin, and symbolically protects the people dwelling inside the home, while the male statue, representing yang, protects the structure itself. Great condition, including original stam

Antique rocking chair in good condition. Not sure of age .

Possibly one of the most significant aviation pieces of furniture ever offered for sale. An extremely unique, one of a kind, 1920's English Oak Secretaire Bookcase. This is a stunning piece, in original condition, and has a silver plaque on it which reads: To CAPTAIN F.L. BARNARD KING'S CUP September 8th.9th 1922 FROM COL. SIR. CHARLES WAKEFIELD BART I believe this must have been given to the pilot Captain Franklyn Leslie Barnard as part of his prize, for winning the first King's Cup in 1922,

Circa 1885, Made by The William L Gilbert Clock Company in Bristol Connecticut USA, this stunning and rare "PSYCHE" model American Walnut wooden cased mantel clock has an 8 day time and strike movement which strikes the number of hours on the hour and a single strike on the half hour on a cathedral gong. The movement is original carrying the Wm L Gilbert stamp keeps good time. The case is in good condition carrying marks commensurate with being over 100 years old, some of the finials are loose.

Circa 1900, Made by The E N Welch Clock Company in Forestville Connecticut USA, this "Assortment A #2" model American Oak wooden cased mantel clock has an 8 day time and strike movement which strikes the number of hours on the hour on a cathedral gong. The movement is original carrying the E N Welch stamp, overhauled and keeping good time. The case is in good condition carrying aged patina. The glass tablet is a replacement and is in excellent condition. The clock measures approx. 575mm high, 3