1 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Eden Hill 6054, WA

French provincial teak table with burg edge,used good condition (Chairs not included)

This is a vintage glass frog, designed to fit inside a vase and keep flowers upright. The frog is clear glass, with a domed top, with a central hole surrounded by six even spaced holes (7 holes in total). The frog is 8cm in diameter, and 5cm tall. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or scratches.

Made in the 1930s by TG Green / Church Gresley this roasting pan is vitrified ceramic, allowing it to stand incredibly high temperatures. The dish is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. It is ready to use. The makers marks are on the base.

In the 1950s and 1960s mid century design revolutionised many English China companies. One of those to offer designs and new styles heavily influenced by mid century design was Poole. Poole changed a lot of their traditional designs, to release new products like these 4 bowls. The bowls have lug handles, are stackable, and reasonably deep. Their compact shape and two tone designs were an instant hit, making them wildly successful. These 4 bowls are in excellent condition. They have a forest gre

Made in 1974 these Japanese serving spoons have stainless steel serving ends, with rosewood handles held.on with brass Rivera to keep the stainless steel and wood together. The servers are 28cm long, and in excellent condition. They are both marked 'Stainless Steel' and Japan. The price is for both as a set.

This huge round tray from the English firm Grosvenor is EPNS silver plate. At 38cm in diameter with a embossed bar rim and wonderful etching decoration, the tray is both practical and useful. It has the Grosvenor makers mark on the base.

This tray is an enormous 40cm in Diameter. It is silver plated (EPNS) and was made by the well known brand Raleigh. The tray has a scalloped and filigreed rim, with ornate etching in a symmetrical pattern in the tray middle. It is in excellent condition, has never been used, and gas the original paper sticker on the base.

Straight from back in the day when Australia made stuff (the 1950s), is this great steel tin cannister from Willow, Australia. The cannister is yellow with a red lid. It stands at approx 25cm, with no significant dents or bumps. It is in good repair, with little surface rust. It has the Willow makers mark impressed on the base.

30 years ago I picked up this wooden carving at Hays auctions. It was listed as a tribal carving. It didn't specify from where. I still don't know. It is carved from a single piece of wood, a branch, and has a round base with three chameleons climbing up and down the branch. It is beautifully carved in a rustic style, has pyrography decoration and no damage that I can see. It's a great piece of ethnographic art, and at 40cm long, quite a big piece.

This gorgeous vase from the Australian pottery company of Diana. It has a soft ivory glaze, and once had a hand painted finish on the low relief carving. The vase is in perfect condition, apart from the handpainted finish slowly flaking off, with the makers mark on the base.