12 Results: New & Used in Antiques, Art & Collectables in Currumbin Waters 4223, QLD

Glass ornament in oval shape, come with stand. Never been used. Still in box.

Wear appropriate to the age and service conditions Been there and back

- Carved and polished wooden weapon - Decorated with approximately 100 shell insets - Hand-grip of patterned and woven cane - Size: 45 x 15 cm ; 1.2 kg - Over 30 years old, but not an authentic artifact - Good condition, 2 shell insets missing - Very imposing and decorative piece

AUTHENTIC OLD CENTRAL-AUSTRALIA RETURNING BOOMERANG DESCRIPTION - Traditional returning type - Hunting Boomerang - Black Wattle wood - Fine, smooth finish - Red-brown and dark-brown wood - Carefully and slightly rounded on both faces, tapering to thin edges CONDITION - In great condition overall - One very small chip at a knot near top edge AGE: Very likely over 50 years SIZE - 66 cm / 26 inch length x 23 cm / 9 inc width WEIGHT - 250 grams PROVENANCE - Collected in mid-1970s (

AUTHENTIC AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL OLD HUNTING BOOMERANG DESCRIPTION - a large and fine boomerang of a lighter-coloured hardwood; with a smooth finish; - flat and thin, with a wide throat - attractive wood grain, weathered - a traditional returning-boomerang of museum quality SIZE 67 x 29 cm / 26 x 10 inch 320 gram AGE Unknown, but at least 50 years Collected in the mid-1970s (by John Jamieson) - and considered to be “old” at that time - from near Mt Allen Station, Northern Territory

AUTHENTIC FIGHTING-HUNTING ANTIQUE BOOMERANG DESCRIPTION - Hunting and fighting boomerang - Traditional non-returning type - Mulga Tree wood root - Red ochre covered - Slightly rounded on both faces - Condition is structurally fine; natural wear and variation, In keeping with the nature of tribal art SIZE: 62 x 10 cm / 34 x 6 inches WEIGHT: 360 grams PROVENANCE - Collected between in the 1950s and 1970s (Beyond that, its age is not known.) - From near Yuelamu (Mt Allan Station), No

AUTHENTIC AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL RETURNING BOOMERANG - from Central Australia DESCRIPTION - a large and fine ‘rang of mulga hard wood; with smooth finish, nice patina; attractive wood grain - slightly rounded surface on one face, flat on other face; thin at edges; some off-set to arms - traditionally used for hunting - museum quality SIZE: 74 x 34 cm / 29 inch x 13 inches; 450 grams AGE: Unknown, but at least 50 years old Collected in the mid-1970s (John Jamieson); from near Mt Allen Sta

Authentic Early Australian Aboriginal Decorated Parrying Shield DESCRIPTION - Long and narrow parrying / fighting shield - hard & heavy - carved handle - carved kangaroos (6) and (1) emu in relief - chipped patterning and stone-cutting marks (traditional tooling) - hand-carved - roughly made - appears to be what it is: a rare and very old item ARTIST : Unknown indigenous - from Central Australia CONDITION: In fair-to-good condition for its age - engraved animals clearly visible -

AUTHENTIC VINTAGE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL DIDGERIDOO DESCRIPTION -Hand-painted and hollowed hardwood drone pipe - Yellow body of didjeridoo decorated with two turtles, hand-print, white and red-brown bands, lines and dots - Some gum remaining on mouthpiece Size Length: 121 cm / 47 inches Diameters: 7.6 & 10 cm / 3 4 inches Weight: 3.5 kg AGE: Unknown - but at least 25 years CONDITION: Good condition for age

AUTHENTIC OLD AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL DIDGERIDOO DESCRIPTION -Hand-painted and hollowed hardwood drone pipe - Red-brown body of didjeridoo decorated with two sets of white and green bands of colour. Dimensions: Length: 130cm / 51 inches Diameters: 4 & 12 cm / 1.5 & 5 inches Weight: 2.9 kg AGE: Unknown - but at least 25 years CONDITION: Good condition for age- with some surface wear such as minor scratches and rubbing