0 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Glendalough 6016, WA

Two Antique French 1920s Glass Wrought Iron Sconces (lantern shades) - (French Farmhouse/Spanish) 1920s hand wrought iron sconces/lantern shades with decorative detail and glass inserts. Fantastic vintage condition. Height 45cm Width 35cm $875 the pair.

ANTIQUE ENGLISH INLAID DESK/TABLE English Edwardian 2 drawer inlaid Mahogany desk. A beautiful versatile piece. Dimensions: 1170mm width x 530mm depth x 780mm height. Circa 1905

Absolutely beautiful and all works well. In terrific condition Classy piece of history for your home.

SOLD! Pending Upgrade your space with the Single Day Bed – a stylish fusion of form and function! 🌟 🌞 Day and Night: Delicately welded metal design for versatility 🛌 Dimensions: L 101cm x D 200cm x H 109cm 💡 Versatile Style: Powder-coated crisp white finish, a blank canvas for your fabric styles 🛋️ Multipurpose: Ideal for kids' bedrooms, spare rooms, or family spaces 🎨 Swap and Style: Easily transition from daytime to nighttime with your favorite cushions and pillows Transform any roo

Hemnes Glass-door bookshelf, cabinet. Solid wood. Change to any colour easily with coat of chalk paint to suit your interior. As new condition! Upgrade your home library, office or living space with two IKEA Hemnes glass-door cabinets, gently used but in excellent condition. These sustainable beauties, crafted from solid pine, offer a timeless touch to any space. Each cabinet features 5 shelves, providing practical storage. Don't worry about spare parts or wall hanging attachment if you need–

Vintage sailboat mirror with pie-crust edging. Approximate size: 19cm x 18cm. .

2x Brass with original velvet covered box Height 155mm Diameter 65mm

Small Vase with original box 24% hand cut lead crystal Czechoslovakia Height 180mm

Lara Croft Tomb Raider The Cradle of Life double side poster 13 x 20 Inch (34.5 x 51cm) double side poster Great Condition

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHAIR Victorian mahogany chair on turned legs with curved and spinled arms. Circa 1880