105 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Ballan 3342, VIC (Page 3 of 5)

Offered for sale is this rare and highly-collectable antique late-19th Century Swiss ‘Chocolat Tobler’ embossed leather decorated presentation box, most likely dating from the 1890’s. Research indicates the company offered a range of chocolates (in differing boxes) which were issued as promotional releases before creating the ‘Toblerone’ brand as we know it today. This example is called the ‘Florence’ pattern. The embossed design features a central heraldic shield with lion rampant, grasping a

3.0 m roller steel ribbed

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century Australian-retailed ‘W M Drummond & Co’ pierced silverplate fruit/cake basket, most likely dating from 1890 to 1914. Founded in 1872 and operating until 2003, this renowned firm operated at the centre (alongside Kozminsky’s) of catering for Victoria’s high-society jewellery and silver/plated tablewear needs – patrons included the famous, well-heeled and elite of Victorian, Edwardian and 20th Century society. The unusual (most contem

Offered for sale is this unique and historically-significant antique/vintage 20th Century Australian-made brass presentation trophy vase. Made in Victoria by Gordon Hales (d. 1948) by HALAH Ware (in Carlton, Melbourne), known for producing a range of brasswares using a distinctive rose pattern and sold through various retailers across Australia. As HALAH appear to have commenced operations in the early 20th Century the vase itself may potentially date from 1900 to 1940. The significance of thi

Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century English hand-blown pillar mould ‘Newcastle Bell’ lead glass decanter, most likely dating from the 1850’s. Amazing to think this was created when the Australian Gold Rush was at its height! What stands this piece out from other examples is it demonstrates an excellent example of Japanese ‘Wabi Sabi’ repair practice, as at some point in its early history the initial stopper has become damaged. Given it would have been very expensive to replace, rathe

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage late-19th/early-20th Century African hand-carved ebony bust, most likely from the Congo and estimated as dating from the 1890’s to 1930’s. In a powerful Minimalist style the carver has rendered a strong, dignified image of a Mangbetu woman with traditional Edamburu/Tumburu hairstyle (the facial scarification depicted may further identify her as coming from the Uele District of today’s northern Congo). Popular during the 19th and early 20th Century as a

Offered for sale is this antique early 20th Century German WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) cold-painted brass vase in a floral Arts and Crafts ‘Jugendstil’ pattern (stamped ‘44’), most likely dating from the 1909 to 1918. The charming design features a repeating band of cold-painted Chrysanthemum flowers and Icanthus leaf. Over 100 years, the piece has developed a lovely soft patination expected of a correct antique item. There is one very small dint (as pictured) that the price take

Offered for sale is this antique early 20th Century English original ink-on-paper artwork, drawn in 1914 by artist D Pimm. Despite being obviously talented, no further information can be offered on Pimm at this time. With the date of creation being 1914 its humble framing delivers a powerful historical message - this being the first year of WW1. Was Pimm one of the millions who died in the trenches? Or did he survive, live a happy and full life? The work is incredibly detailed and reflects th

Offered for sale is this pair of antique 19th Century English Regency (George IV) hand-coloured etchings, published in 1827 by Jones & Co. (‘London and its Environs in the Nineteenth Century illustrated by a series of views Vo1. 1’) from original engravings by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd (1792 to 1864). As provenance, at one time these were sold through Pierre Fornari Pty Ltd, Melbourne (which operated from 1926 to 1937). Interestingly in 1937 (as Fashion Director for the iconic Georges Department S

old anvil for sale $1000

Offered for sale is this antique early 20th Century English ‘Ty-phoo Tea’ printed tin tea caddy (made by Armstrong & Claydon, Bedford), most likely dating from 1905 to 1920. Still in business today, Ty-phoo Tea has a long heritage that stretches back to the 1890’s. The brand was created when founder John Sumner Jr. made a refined tea (from tips only) to assist his sister’s indigestion (the Mandarin Chinese word for ‘doctor’ is 大夫 (‘dàifū) which was phoneticised by Sumner to ‘Ty-phoo’). In exce

Offered for sale is this rare antique 19th Century French original hand-coloured etching of Warrane (Sydney) Harbour, dating from the mid-1820’s. The artist was Pierre Eugene Aubert (1789 to 1847), with the plate engraved and published by Gilquin Dupain (19 Rue de la Calandre, Paris). An early view of the fledgling settlement, with the newly-finished Saint James’ church prominent. This most likely means Aubert created the image looking south-west from Cremorne across the harbour. To the right

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage 20th Century English silverplate and cranberry glass bon-bon/sweetmeats dish, most likely dating from 1921 to 1939. Stamped ‘Made in England’ but no discernable makers mark. The design features a pierced gallery and some simple embossing to the base. A charming piece that could easily hold business cards, pot pouri or (as originally intended) sweets/lollies. In overall very good original condition. Some very tiny frits to the glass (no huge chunks miss

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th Century Royal Doulton English Aesthetic Movement stoneware miniature perfume bottle/vase, made by designer Louisa Ayling and estimated as dating from 1880 to 1910. As well as being an assistant to the famous Eliza Simmance and Edith Herapath, Louisa created her own works at the Lambeth Factory. This miniature form was often sold by London retailers as perfume containers. The overall design features classic Aesthetic Movement floral/organic motifs comp

Timber built bag bale elevator in very good condition no engine

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage 20th Century Chinese (Republic Period) cork sculpture/diorama (Ruanmu Hua 软木画) set in a charming faux-bamboo wooden frame and most likely dating from the 1920-40’s. This is a rare find in Australia, given the fragility of cork and size of this particular example. The design features classical Chinese philosophical interpretations of landscape - with water, buildings, trees, people, animals, sky and mountains combining to offer a vision of contemplation

Offered for sale is this group of three extremely rare antique/vintage 20th Century Tiwi Island spears, estimated to date from 1901 to the 1970’s. Am currently unable to offer attribution as to which family group or individual craftsperson created them. Rarely found on the open market and usually sold at auction, these are highly sought after and rightly command prices commesurate with their significance and scarcity. In as-found condition, have not been cleaned or treated in any manner – that

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th Century USA-made engraved silverplate presentation dish, most likely dating from from 1870 to 1893. Made by the Hartford Silver Plate Company (Connecticut), who produced a wide range of practical and decorative silverplate items. Inscribed 'Cherry Fair First Prize 1914', this unique one-off item offers a powerful window into a moment just before the world plunged itself into global conflict. As the Northern hemisphere (where this was most likely award

Offered for sale is this rare antique Australian Druids brass and enamel badge, created in the early 20th Century for the Western Australian chapter by G Sheridan in Perth. Several fraternal societies for druidry have been around since the 18th Century, and as an order respecting the natural world it continues globally. There is of course patination but no chips or damage to the enamelling. Measures 1.8cm (diam.) approximately. Please check the pictures as they form part of the item descript

Offered for sale is this charming Antique late-19th/early-20th Century Burmese silver Betel Nut lidded container, most likely dating from the 1880’s to 1910. Weighs 45 grams. Hand-made by a skilled craftsman in a hand-beaten repousee design of stylised floral elements. Their individual maker’s mark has been added to the base. Was carefully cleaned to respect the patination of over 100 years. It’s developed that lovely soft colour that old silver takes with great age. Measures 4cm (h) x 6cm

Offered for sale is this charming pair of Antique 20th Century English-made Shaw and Copestake ‘Moonlight Ware’ hand-decorated and gilt pottery vases in a Japanoiserie style, most likely dating from the 1920’s. Whilst both are individually painted, each depict a similar idealised Japanese rural/forested landscape with a waterside three-tiered temple. Decorated on all sides, several small boats also feature as quaint design elements. The Art-Nouveau/Jugendstil-inspired pottery bodies have a sof

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century English Pratt Ware (Staffordshire) pottery plate from its ‘Old Greek’ range. It depicts a scene from Homer’s ‘The Illyad’ – where Ulysess (on the left) is reluctantly preparing to fight with Irus (this image was copied by the Pratt factory from engravings by John Flaxman in 1805). This piece features the rarer ‘discus thrower’ backstamp. A lovely classical and elegant decorative item. No cracks or chips. 17cm diameter. There is a

Offered for sale is this antique early 20th Century Joseph Walker & Co embossed copper tray with golfing design, circa 1907-8. A great gift for the golfer who has everything. Features a highly detailed image of a chap in Edwardian golf-clothing about to drive down the green. Four! In very good condition, over many years has the copper has developed a lovely warm patination. The company Joseph Walker & Co was located in Birmingham and commenced operating in 1870. Measures 9.5cm (diam) x 1.5cm

Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century English glazed, gilded and jewelled Jackfield-type ware pottery serving vessel, made in England (most likely Staffordshire) from 1870 to 1899. Decorated in an Aesthetic Movement style, influenced by Japanese items arriving in Europe during the 19th Century. This particular design is marked on base, ‘Registered No. 172910’. Overall (given it’s over 130 years old) in very good condition. No cracks or chips, there are some missing jewels (which is