23 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Lyons 2606, ACT

Collection of 5 vintage/perhaps antique meat server forks. Most are silverplated although the silver has worn off the oldest 5-pronged one. That one was made by Mappin and Webb, silversmiths based in both London and Sheffield between about 1880 and 1920. Unfortunately, it has a crack in the faux bone-handle on one side too. The longest one with the pinkish faux bone-handle is about 175mm long and the shortest (all metal) is 140mm long. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for ca

Ornate vintage silverplated and faux bone-handled meat server fork probably made in England between about 1920 to 1940. There are no maker's or any other marks on it other than the design itself. It is in good condition and is about 194mm long. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Vintage faux bone-handled and silverplated trident style bread server fork. Note the stylish way the tines were designed and the carved end of the faux bone-handle. There are no marks to indicate where or by whom it was made but I would suggest it was made in England. It is in good condition and is about 216mm long. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Vintage oak-handled and silverplated (EPNS on middle tine - see last photo) meat server fork. It has an ornate silverplated finial. It would have been made between 1920 and 1940 in England. It is in good condition and is 208mm long. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Antique 3-pronged faux bone-handled and silverplated bread server fork with a sterling silver collar made by Yates Brothers (silver collar) and Chris Johnson & Co (everything else) in Sheffield in 1923. Note that the outer tines point outwards and that the faux bone-handle has a ridge running the length of the handle on both sides. It is in good condition and is about 190mm long. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

A variety of pickle forks of various ages, 6 of which are silverplated, one is chromium-plated and the other, zinc-plated. The fork with the nacre (mother-of-pearl) handle (far left in main photo) was made between 1901 and 1910 (the Edwardian period) and is in good condition for it's age ($30 if sold separately). The faux bone-handled fork (far right main photo) would have made between 1880 and 1910 but has very little electroplated silver left on it's nickel base. The 4 forks to the right of t

18 pieces of stirling silver flatware hallmarked as having been made by cutlers Walker & Hall in Sheffield, England in 1949. The handle design is called Chippendale. It has been used but not much as all of the fork tines are the same length and not bent or misshapen at all. The soup spoons are 17cm long, the dinner forks 17.5cm, and the dessert spoons 18cm long. The total weight of the set is 900 grams. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Vintage soft body gold Glomesh medium sized purse with a gold snake chain hand strap. Unfortunately, the Glomesh label on the mirror pocket inside the purse was cut out by a previous owner but it's placement, edge size, stitching and colour indicate it is definitely a genuine Glomesh made in Australia in the 1970s. All hardware and mesh is gold enamel. It measures 130mm high and 135mm wide at it's widest (at the frame). The snake chain measures about 35cm in total or about 14cm from the hand to

Vintage soft body beige and gold Glomesh small purse made in NSW in the 1970s. The mesh is beige enamel and the frame & clasp are gold enamel. It measures about 82mm high and 122mm wide at it's widest. The interior lining is a gold colour and the Glomesh label inside is gold printing on black (see last photo). Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Vintage soft body gold mesh small purse made in NSW by Glomesh in the 1970s. All hardware and mesh is gold enamel. It measures about 80mm high (excluding the clasp) and 125mm wide at it's widest. The satin like interior lining is a gold colour. The black Glomesh label inside the purse is frayed on the loose end (see last photo). Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Vintage soft body gold Regal Mesh small purse made by Park Lane Handbags, NSW in excellent condition. All hardware and Mesh is gold enamel. It measuresabout 75mm high (excluding clasp) and 110mmwide at it's widest. Interior is a gold tan colour and has no blemishes. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Vintage 1970s Glomesh mirror with an ID tag in a black plastic folding sleeve. The front of the sleeve indicates it was made in Australia by Glomesh. The mirror measures 8cm by 5cm and would fit in any of the Glomesh bags or Glomesh style bags I have advertised in the Gumtree Bags category. There is a little clouding on one side of the mirror - see last photo. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Black and gold aluminium mesh shoulder/clutch evening bag made between 1960 and 1984. It is about 225mm long and 160mm wide. It is very similarly made and of a similar design to a red and gold mesh bag I also have which has a label saying it's "Opera Mesh" and another label "Made in Hong Kong" on the inside. This bag's black snake chain strap is about 95cm long or about 475mm from the top of the strap on the shoulder to each side of the bag. It can be hidden inside if preferred as a clutch bag.

2 small glass dishes used to hold bon bons or lollies or perhaps condiments. Very elaborate wave patterned edges. Diameter of both is 14cm. In excellent, virtually unused, condition. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Set of 6 silverplate cake forks in box. They were made in Japan probably in this century. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

2 Swan Brand bunny rabbit metal jelly moulds made in England probably in the 1920s and which may, therefore, be antiques. They are both the same size and about 20cm or 8 inches long not counting the hanging wires at the front. I would be happy to sell them individually for $35 each. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

The jug is 110mm high and the round base has a 95mm diameter. The distance the back of the top of the jump to the front of the pouring lip is 170mm and the top's width is 85mm at it's widest. The handle is clear glass. The jug holds about 3 cups or 750 mls. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Beautiful hand-made art glass set of 5 beakers and a jug. It is definitely hand-made art glass as all the beakers are slightly different ranging in height from about 95 to 100mm and the white cloud like pattern in each is different also. The jug is approximately 236mm high and it's base has a 120mm diameter. Both the base and handle of the jug are clear glass. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Very small (only 6cm) silverplated salt spoon made by Rodd. Last photo shows maker.

This is a rare 14.5 inch chop plate/charger was made at the Wilton RWP (Red Wing Pottery) Armetale foundry at Mt Joy in Pennsylvania (Amish area) around 1979/80. The rim pattern on the plate is called "Fleurs Nouveau" and was designed by Georges Briard, an American designer famous in the 1950-1970s for his signature dishware and glassware. He was born in Ukraine in 1917 and died in America in 2005. Armetale is a type of pewter made by fusing 10 different metals and cast in sand. It won't break

This fruit or salad bowl was made at the Wilton RWP (Red Wing Pottery) Armetale foundry at Mt Joy in Pennsylvania (in Amish country) around 1979/80. It is about 9 inches or 23cm across (both ways) and 2.5 inches or 64mm high. I haven't been able to find a similar bowl on the Web yet but it is definitely Wilton RWP Armetale as indicated by hallmarks on it's base - see 4th photo. Armetale is a type of pewter made by fusing 10 different metals and cast in sand. It won't break or chip under normal

This Wilton RWP (Red Wing Pottery) Armetale plate, depicting the drafting of the US Declaration of Independence in 1776, has a diameter measuring about 11 inches or 28cm. The colourful picture is on a ceramic disc which has a diameter of 6 inches or about 15cm. The plate was made at the Winlton Armetale foundry at Mt Joy in Pennsylvania (in Amish country) around 1979/80. Armetale is a type of pewter made by fusing 10 different metals and cast in sand. It won't break or chip under normal use. No

2 galvanised metal baskets (approx. 71x40x27cms) which were used in Sydney's Sutherland Shire in the 1950-60s by a potato carter to deliver spuds from the markets to shops and restaurants servicing that area. Each basket has a metal sign embossed "PRATIES" which is an Irish derivation of potatoes and is either the name of the business which the carter worked for or simply to signify what went in them. Pickup in Canberra only for cash.