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Beautiful tea/coffee set. Time to move it on for someone else to treasure. Pre WW1 tea set, Marked Woods burslem, made in England Produced Pre WW1. Set teapot, 6 cups and 6 saucers, milk pot and sugar pot. There is a chip on one of the tea cups, as pictured. Pickup 10 min from bullsbrook

Two 1922 Pennys one in great condition other one needs cleaning will be sent with tracking number included in price

Rear antique pakistani coin Rear and real coin Old and antique coin lover can shoot me an message

From the Binh Thuan Shipwreck of 1608: Ming Dynasty porcelain, Wanli period [1573 to 1620] auctioned by Christie's in Melbourne on 1 & 2 March 2004. The wreck was first discovered in early 2001 by local fisherman off the coast of Binh Thuan Province in Vietnam. The "Swatow" porcelain from Zhangzhou in Southern China was on route to Johore on the Malay Peninsular. Dutch East India Company [VOC] records state that it was most likely the Junk belonging to Chinese merchant I Sin Ho that was lost in

"Binh Thuan Shipwreck Chinese Porcelain". Ming Dynasty. [Wanli period] Shipwrecked off the southern coast of Vietnam in 1608. The "Swatow" porcelain cargo from Zhangzhou in Southern China on route to Johore on the Malay Peninsular, sank after hitting a nearby reef off the coast of Binh Thuan Province, where it lay for almost 400 years . The brown glazed jarlets, approximately 110/125 mm high, have a slender neck and everted rim. Asking $550 each. $680 for one with marine growth. All are in ex

IF YOU CAN SEE AD THEN ITS AVAILABLE Hurricane Lamp Glass SUIT ‘CHALWYN’ Found this glass in an old gold mine in the 80s, the lamp was rusted through Suitable for the old CHALWYN lamps made in England in the early 1900s Pick up only from Carramar

massive drop in price. just need it gone. The title says it all. Make an offer:) It is very unique and will add a lot of character to your home, a piece of furniture with a story.

Jones Family CS Sewing Machine, serial number P589107. Manufacturing date between 1930 -1937.

Antique sugar tongs made by James Deakin & Sons in Sheffield, England between******1897. Featuring an embossed pattern on the arms, they are in very good condition with the usual signs of use and wear but no visible plate loss. The maker's mark is quite worn. They measure approximately 110mm (11cm) long. Tracked postage to anywhere in Australia would be $11.

-for good luck all year round -50kg all together