3 Results: New & Used in Antiques, Art & Collectables in Jolimont 6014, WA

Measures 80cm from floor to top of backrest, 30cm from floor to top of seat pad, and 48cm wide across the front of the seat.

Beautifully framed artwork pieces of prayer mats in light ash wooden frame. One is in a rose/blush pink tone the other in a silver grey tone with a hint of green. They look beautiful together or separately; go with any decor adding a sophisticated look to your room. Can be sold separately at $30.00 each or together. Original price over $100.00 each.

Great condition Lloyd Loom original.

Have been told these shopping carts were made way back in the day by paraquad industries, as a fundraiser for the then Spine and Limb foundation. The base is cane, the weave is vinyl, and the pram wheels and support is metal. I thought it was 1970's but have been told it's possibly 1950's. Either way it's very old. One careful owner who used it weekly since first purchasing it - in the days before plastic bags became popular....and then weren't. :-)

Bevelled edge mirror. 670mm x 670mm. 5mm thick glass. Some small backing chips on edge. Good condition overall. Approximately 60 years old.

HERBERT HAROLD COETZEE (1922 TO 2007) South African Portrait of a Lady Signed and dated 1972 upper right Painting: 57.5 x 45 cm; frame: 68 x 56 cm (approximately) Oil on canvas laid on board This is believed to be a portrait of the mother of the subject in the other Coetzee portrait for sale. Has been recently reframed. Good condition. Fresh, vibrant colours. Ready to hang. Please phone or text to arrange inspection in Wembley, Perth. Collection from Wembley welcome. Po

HERBERT HAROLD COETZEE (1921 to 2008) Portrait of a Young Lady 1972 Oil on canvas laid on board Painting 51 x 31 cm; frame: 63.5 x 51 cm Signed and dated vertically lower left Fresh, vibrant colours. Noted South African artist. The subject is believed to be the daughter of the lady in the other Coetzee portrait for sale. Framed and ready to hang. Phone or text to arrange inspection in Wembley, Perth

Was $700. Now $450! WEMBLEY WARE OWL LAMP Highly sought after. One of the most desirable pieces made by Wembley Ware. Has amber-coloured glass eyes. The eyes glow magnificently when there is a light source inside the owl. Height: 20cm; Width 13.5cm; Depth: 13cm. Measurements approximate Wembley Ware was made in Perth at Subiaco between 1946 and 1961. The range often featured Australian fauna. Wembley Ware was noted for its well-modelled figures with naturalistic glazes. Condition: The le

Seymour Rosenthal (*****2007) American Rosenthal was a native New Yorker born in The Bronx, his formative years being in the Great Depression. From a young age, he was sketching and drawing things from his surroundings. He continued his creative output until the final year of his life. He worked professionally as a lithographer until he could paint full-time. More information on his life is available at seymourrosenthal.com. It is unusual for a Seymour Rosenthal to be available in Australia

25 x 60cm photograph of Port Hedland by Pilbara-born photographer, Berenice Carter. Landscape format, with Finucane Point featured in the foreground. The detail in this photograph is amazing. South Hedland and the airport runway can be seen in the distance. The colours are fresh and intense. Comes framed in a mounting board which measures 44cm x 78.5cm. Signed on the mounting board. The corners of the board are crushed. This could be concealed once it is framed. The photograph itself is in goo