285 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Bassendean Area, WA (Page 12 of 12)

Created in the 1970s, these side plates are from the Wedgwood company in the Monterey pattern. The side plates are in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Wedgwood backstamp is on the base

Created in the 1930s by the great English company of Spode, the velamour range were all white pieces with the most beautiful soft while glaze. This case is an excellent example of the range, with are deco styling, a round form and an all white glaze. The case is in perfect condition and has the Spode makers mark on the base.

This set of 4 bowls from the Wedgwood pattern range of Monterey have a tan / cream underglaze with a dark chocolate rim. The 4 bowls are in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Wedgwood makers mark is on the base

Created by Davidson Glass of England in the 1920s, this glass bowl is an icon of early 1900s glass making. The bowl has a grilled and scalloped edge, a starburst base, and most importantly, a burst of blackberry prunts. BlackBerry prunts are small nodes of glass that are made by heating a cane of glass and pressing it against the bowls side before clipping and pressing. The prints are amazing, and so is the bowl. The bowl is approx 25cm across, and is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks

These wonderful napkin rings were made by the great English ceramics house.of Royal Crown Derby. Thr napkin rings have a white underglaze, with a beautiful pastel decoration of a posey of English wildflowers, framed by golf gildt edge work. The rings are in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Royal Crown Derby maker's mark is on base.

This vintage hand mirror is approx 10cm long and made from two pieces of glass held together in a gold gilt frame, with the back being painted underneath the glass in a glorious gilded filagree that resembles a painting from an illuminated manuscript. The front has a round mirror and a base painting that resembles the back with a mediaeval style flower. The small mirror is incredibly beautiful, and the perfect size for daily use and to go in a handbag. The mirror is in excellent condition with

Created by the Scandinavian glass company Holmegaard, the Viking decanter was so named because.of the thick glass seal on the side.of the decanter with a picture of a Viking with a wonderful beard and moustache. This decanter is of smoked glass with the beautiful long neck and thick Viking seal. The decanter is a gorgeous icon of mid century design. It is in pristine condition with no chips, cracks or scratches.

This beautiful smoked glass jug stands approximately 30cm tall, with an approx 15cm base. The jug is hand blown, with a pontil mark on the base. The jug has a wide shoulder, clinched neck and tall hand attached handle for easy pouring. The glass is a sleek smoke, with no scratches, cracks or chips.

Hand carved from buffalo horn and on a rosewood base, this wonderful tiger is sleek and menacing, beautiful and svelte. The tiger has been hand carved from the upper bend of a buffalo, allowing the tiger.to be low and straight where the horn is thickest. The tiger has well carved features that have never been damaged, and has the.original bone teeth. The tiger stands on a rosewood base and is firmly secured. There are no markings on the base. The pieces is approximately 20cm long.

This set of Framework Molecular Models was made by Prentice Hall in the late 1960s as a way of teaching students about molecular models for elements and compounds. The set is a black plastic case that has metal spoked joiners that the plastic rods, representing oxygen, nitrogen, carbon etc, are attached to. If you know CO2, you use a three spoke joined and attach one carbon road and two oxygen rods and have a molecular model for CO2. It's a fascinating tool that has the original instructions, a

This very large vase is not than 30cm tall and 30cm wide, and has two matching cornucopia horns facing upwards and joining over an oval base. The horns are extensively fluted to make them almost stars where the end at the necks of the vase. The vase had a gorgeous rouge royale glaze with gold gilt rim edging. The piece is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The base has an impressed mark of KI.

The iconic Rouge Royale range from Carlton Ware was characterised by art nouveau and art deco forms with a deep rouge glaze and gold gilt highlights. This wonderful dish from that range is approx 10cm across at the top and 5cm tall. The bowl is a lovely deep rouge colour with fantastic gold highlights. The bowl is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips. The Carlton Ware stamp is on the base.

In the 1950s and 1960s the emerging Japanese ceramics firms.copied a lot of China patterns that were.popular at the time, and made their own copies. This teaset is a Japanese copy of an Arabia of Finland teaset. There are six duos of cups and saucers. Everything is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing. There are no markings on the base.

Made by the great English firm of Wood and Sons, these 6 dinner.plates are in the "Samba" pattern released.in the 1960s. The.oattern had asymmetric zebra stripes in blacks, greys, whites and yellows over a white underglaze. The set of 6 dinner.plates are in fantastic condition with no chips, cracks.or crazing. The Wood maker's mark is on the base.

Made by the firm of Firth Brearley in Sheffield in the 1930s, this serrated bread knife is ready to work. The serrations are still sharp and the knife in excellent condition. The knife is 32cm long with 21cm being the stainless steel blade. The blade is marked with the Sheffield Steel England stamp and the maker's mark.

Back in the 1970s I'm sure there was an old bloke who spent a considerable amount of his time in his shed wearing a white towelling bucket hat, listening to the horse races on the wireless, and making THIS little beauty! This is a folk art rooster made from sheet steel, and what looks like part of a bicycle and a fan. The rooster had a profile that is a little like John Bjelke-Peterson, standing on a pedestal that is round with flanges. It's hard to describe, but it's also fascinating. It is ab

Made in the 1970s when Chinese antiques became more popular in the West, this copy of a Chinese Scholar's Brush Pot has been carved to resemble a bunch of vegetables in a dish. Made of a hard resin it has been carved to reveal the greens and whites that are reminiscent of Jade, with a bas- relief base of what seems to be a dragon. The piece stands approx 20cm tall.

This set of 6 cups, 6 saucers and 6 side.plates, making 6 trios, was produced at Royal Alma in England in March of 1973. The set is made up of 6 trios in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The set is a delicious medley of chocolate, toffee and caramel glazes in classic 1970s styling. Each piece is marked with the Royal Alba back stamp. The price is for all 18 pieces as a set.

This tall pine crate is 49cm wide, 38cm tall and 28 cm deep. The wood is pine that has aged to a lovely silver. The crate is structurally sound, has the original nails and ready to use.

Made just after WWII, this Jarrah fruit crate is perfect for either storage or using as a furniture or display item. The crate is long and low at a massive 66cm long, 32cm deep and 25cm tall. There is printing using a old graphics stencil that has the word 'kalamunda' included. The crate is all original and barn fresh, so the spiderwebs are free.

Walking stick with St Christopher medallion embedded In handle Very sturdy and solid