157 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Adelaide CBD 5000, SA (Page 4 of 7)

This coaster has a turned wooden base and on the bottom surface it has a green felt pad. The wood in the base is a dark wood. The silver is in excellent condition and it has a lovely curved side. It is approximately 9cm across the top and it stands approximately 4.5cm tall. It has rarely been used. I’m downsizing so this must go.

The biscuit barrel is of Friar Tuck who has a lovely smiling face. He is holding a book and has “thou shalt count thy calories “ around the bottom of the barrel. This biscuit barrel stands approximately 29cm high with his head on and approximately 15cm without the top and is approximately 12cm across the top of the opening. He is in good antique condition and compared to others I have seen he is in excellent condition with most of his paint work intact. He has a few small areas where the paint

A rare opportunity to purchase 5 of these shaving mugs to start your collection or have a huge boost to your collection. Diana ware was produced from******1966. These mugs have a c-shaped handle with a flat section on the top. There are 3 green, 1 white and 1 blue mugs. On one side there is a bearded (unshaven) man with the word “before” on it and on the other side is a shaven (clean shaven) man with the word “after” on it. They stand approximately 7cm tall. It has been noted that not all Diana

These are difficult to find. I have four cream coloured mugs for sale. These are Australian pottery/ceramic mugs and are quite heavy. Two are marked with Atholl on the base and two are not. They are 3D mugs with the features of a gnarly man wrapping around the mug. Three of the mugs are in perfect condition but Unfortunately one has a chip out of the top and I have priced the group accordingly. They stand approximately 11cm tall, are approximately 12cm across the top from edge of handle to lip

This are lovely silver small forks that are in excellent condition. Unfortunately one has gone to where all teaspoons go and there are only 5 of them. They have a shaped handle and the pattern running down the fork appears to be a vine and fruit which come from a larger section on the top that is a large plain oval shape with small dots around it. This pattern is hard to describe hopefully the photos will show it adequately. I’m downsizing so these have to go.

This is a very unusual long hobnail bottle and rare to find. It is approximately 17cm long approximately 3.5cm in diameter and approximately 13.5cm circumference. It is in perfect condition barring a couple of “nibbles” around the top lip which cannot be seen unless the lid is off in other words is in prefect collectable condition. The lid is silver in colour and has two circles engraved in it - I haven’t been able to find a hallmark on the lid. The lid is in perfect condition. I’m downsizing s

This is one of those things that you could describe as elegant by the lack of sophistication. It is a beautiful long rectangular heavy clear cut glass perfume bottle with a silver coloured lid. The bottle measures 16cm from the top of the lid to the bottom of the bottle by approximately 2.5cm across x approximately 1.5cm side width. It has sloping nicely cut shoulders that lead up to its silver neck and lid. The lid does not have a hallmark and while the silver is not pitted the lid is not a pe

These are tiny little perfume bottles that stand approximately 5cm tall. They could pass as a pair but there are some small differences. They are both a teardrop shape with hobnail pattern on the front and back faces and have ridges down the sides. The bottles both have lids and this is one of their differences- one has grooves around its lid and the other has a plain slightly rounded lid. I think the lids were probably silver plated,however, they are worn. The other difference is the width fro

This pattern is reminiscent of the 1970s which was when I acquired this plate. It is approximately 30.5cm across. It has a raised lip around it that is black. In the centre is an interpretation of an apple that has been sliced in half with some pips showing. There are also a couple of leaves and stem. It has blues, greens, orange and browns - so 70s. The platter is in excellent condition and has rarely been used.I’m downsizing so this must go.

Set of six castors which I think are probably ceramic/porcelain - they came off an Edwardian sideboard. Unfortunately the connectors are all broken. They clean up nicely which can be seen in the single photo. On the side of the castors there are the words Patent with three symbols which I cannot make out. I no longer have a use for these.

Good condition. One if the metal rings that sits on the glass vase needs glued. Still functions 37cm tall 16cm across the base

Bottle one-the taller of the two has Vicks Vaporub in a circular shape around the bottom of the bottle with the letters and numbers IS 479 and the letter J underneath. It measures approximately 5.5cm tall and is approximately 3.5cm across the top. Bottle two the shorter of the two has Vaporub around the bottom with the letters and numbers IS1634 with the number 12 and an emblem of some sort.

This bottle is the most beautiful blue when held up to the light. The large faces of the rectangular bottle are plain while the two smaller faces are ridged. The rim of the bottle has the smallest of chips which are extremely difficult to see (as shown in photos). The bottle stands 10cm tall and was made in the 1940s.

The chick is beautiful and changes colour with light and the colours surrounding it. It has rhodium nose and feet and black eyes. It’s two feet have ridges almond them. The square logo (which is on the base of the chick) was in use from 1976 to 1988. This chick was available between 1981 and 1982 and was retired in 1988. I have seen these on other sites for up to $240.00. I’m downsizing and this must go.

This is a table cigarette lighter in the shape of a British beefeater. He is very substantial and stands approximately 11.5cm high. There are not any maker’s marks on him. He is sitting on what looks like a barrel and is holding a cup/goblet,pipe. He is wearing a hat which has tudor roses around it. On the top of his head is the lighter part that has gas etched on it. I cannot find anything like it on line so assume it is quite rare. I’m downsizing so this must go.

This is a beautiful pickle fork that is stamped with EPNS and a registered number. The handle of this fork is very ornate and I hope the photos demonstrate this. As the handle turns into the fork part there is a lovely scalloped edge and at the base of the tines there is also a scalloped pattern. The fork is approximately 15cm long and would grace any fine dining table. I’m downsizing so this must go.

This spoon is a large repousse mixed fruit serving spoon. The bowl has what I would describe as a fruit salad on it and the handle has the king’s pattern on it. The spoon is in perfect condition. It is hallmarked EPNS A1 Sheffield England. The spoon measures approximately 22cm in length. I’m downsizing and this must go.

A pattern from approximately 50 years ago. The handle features a floral pattern and etched onto the serving part is another floral inspired pattern. It is silver plated and approximately 18.5cm long. A lovely addition to your high teas and celebrations involving cake. I’m downsizing and no longer need this.

This square plate is decorated with a crinoline lady in a lilac garden with a young man leaning over a garden bench. It has an embossed border and green line edging. It is approximately 12cm x 12 cm across. There is a back stamp that was used by Swinnertons in the early 1930's and has an Australian Design Application number. It is in reasonable condition and I only call it reasonable as there is a small chip on the underside of the bowl lip - the chip cannot be seen from the top and is shown in

This little dish could be either a condiment dish or a trinket dish. It is green in the shape of a leaf with detailed hand painted purplish and pink foxglove flowers and green leaves. It small handle represents a flower stem. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

This china is stamped Midwinter Porcelain Burslem England. It is cream coloured with hand painted red/orange and blue flowers with a yellow flower bud on the back. There is an oval serving platter, a covered vegetable dish and a gravy boat/creamer. There are no chips or cracks although a part of the orange/red platter has a worn part (as shown in the photo). It is rare to find a group of 3 serving sets and especially in such good condition. I’m having to downsize so these must go.

This is a stately serving spoon/ soup ladle. It's in excellent condition with no scratches/scuff marks. The handle has the beautiful Kings pattern that can be seen on both sides of the top of the handle while on the base at the back of the ladle is the shell pattern.

The spoon has a bowl with a series of small holes in a star pattern that makes it perfect for sifting and sprinkling. The handle is plain and is elegant with it’s simplicity. A nice addition to the table for afternoon tea or dinner parties.

These mugs are hard to find. It has the Baileys logo on the front. It is a cream colour and is in perfect condition with no chips or cracks. It is approximately 10.5cm high and approximately 9.5cm across the base. I’m downsizing so this must go.