93 Results: melbourne 19th in Australia (Page 4 of 4)

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century chromolithograph print, most likely dating from the 1885 to 1910 and originating from either the USA, Germany or England. There is a small monogram ‘FB’; unfortunately despite extensive research the printer (and/or artist) cannot currently be attributed. It depicts the popular Victoria/Edwardian subject of a young woman and child in a charming rural setting. The symbolism of a young baby, kitten, plentiful fruits and broom outside a

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 late-19th/Early-20th Century original watercolour and gouache by artist C G Stewart, (most likely from the United Kingdom and created between 1880 to 1910). Despite extensive research, no further information on Stewart can be offered at this time. In a nod to Turner’s classic painting ‘The fighting Temeraire’, the artist has composed a maritime scene of changing technologies - the golden age of sail (represented by a four-masted Tea Clipper) being replaced by t

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

Offered for sale is this charming trio of antique/vintage late-19th/mid-20th Century French artworks, most likely dating from the late 1800's to the 1950’s. Une belle assemblage! First is a ‘Views of Venice’ (Vues de Venise) colour-lithoprint postcard, depicting a charming scene of a family feeding the pigeons in St Marks Square. Most likely dating from the late 1800’s. Measures 18cm (w) x 25cm (h). Second is an original hand-coloured etching of Chatres, looking north-west along the L’Eure r

Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century 1888 commemorative Australian Centenary moulded glass bowl, made in England by Henry Greener and Company (Sunderland, Durham). Featuring an early example of our national coat-of-arms, these were available in clear, blue, amber and pink glass. This clear glass example is in excellent condition, and has been expensively mounted by a previous owner. Measures 45cm x 45cm x 6cm approximately. Ready to hang, nothing to spend. Please check the pictures

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century German gilt chromolithograph of Saint Anne, patron saint of grandmothers, mothers and educators (to name a few!). A charming image for veneration or decoration. In excellent original condition. Measures 43cm (w) x 56cm (h) framed (approx.). Ready to hang, nothing to spend. Please check the pictures as they form part of the item description. Cash or direct deposit sale only. Can freight at buyers expense (must include insurance f

Offered for sale is this charming antique late-19th/early-20th Century solid oak serving/tea carry tray, most likely English in construction. All very Downton Abbey! Perfect for a wide variety of home, decorative or business uses. Well constructed with attractive curves to the both carry handles and galleries. In very good original condition, has a lovely honeyed patina and wear from use by previous generations. This patination was carefully protected by a gentle application of beeswax. Mea

Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century English oak 2-compartment cutlery carry tray. Perfect for a wide variety of home, decorative or business uses. Superbly constructed with quality dovetailing, a great example of the wood-joiner’s craft and attention to detail. In very good original condition, has a lovely honeyed patina and wear from use by previous generations. This patination was carefully protected by a gentle application of beeswax. Measures 43cm (l) x 28cm (w) x 17cm (h) appr

Offered for sale is this antique late 19th/early 20th Century milk glass lidded rose compote, made by Fenton (USA). Beautifully moulded with rose-heads and foliage. Perfect for holding sweets, candies or preserved fruit. Or simply enjoy for its decoration. In perfect condition, no cracks, chips or damage. Measures 21.5cm (h) x 13cm (diam.) with lid (approx.). Please check the pictures as they form part of the item description. Cash or direct deposit sale only. Can freight at buyers expense

Offered for sale is this pair of antique late-19th/early 20th Century Eva Hollyer chromolithograph prints. Eva (born 1865, died 1948) is well-known as a highly skilled English painter of sentimental pieces focusing on family, motherhood and romance. Both images depict 18th Century couples playing instruments in a salon (with some serious flirting going on obviously). The first (marked ‘9004 B.B’) shows a seated male pianist accompanying a female singer, and in the second (marked ‘9005 B.B’) t

Offered for sale is this antique English Ridgways ‘Royal Vista Ware’ earthenware vase and teacup set, dating from the late 19th/early 20th Century. Based in Shelton, Staffordshire, Ridgways made this quality souvenir range from 1890 to 1914. Of particular interest is the rare Australian subject matter depicted on the vase - only very occasionally was non-English content produced by Ridgways. Also unusual is the choice of Australian subject – the waterways of Victoria! Depicted is an image of t

Offered for sale is collection of antique and vintage corkscrews/bar items. Great useful as well as decorative items. The group includes the following: - An antique (most likely English, late 19th Century), horn-mounted corkscrew - An antique (most likely English, late 19th Century), wood-mounted corkscrew with wrapped metal - A vintage New Zealand, 20th Century cast metal beer opener. I respectfully acknowledge that to Māori the human head is sacred/Tapu and this representation may cause o

Offered for sale is this charming antique decorated pottery teapot, most likely English and dating from the later half of the 19th Century. Unusual in form, research hasn’t found another like this. Manufacturer has been hard to determine (no factory marks), however there is an ‘X’ (underneath the glaze) and ‘665 ii’ (on top of the glaze). The brown mottled effect of the glaze is likewise very attractive and unusual. Gilding and decorative elements in excellent condition. There is a small chip

Offered for sale is this stunning antique Victorian 19th Century carved walnut high-back lounge chair, most likely dating from the 1860’s and a masterpiece of the furniture-maker’s craft. The sort of unique chair you might see on an episode of ‘Salvage Hunters’, a genuine statement piece. One that stylistically finishes a room with ‘wow’ factor and sets the design tone for your home. You’ll not find another like this any time soon. Would suit your warehouse apartment, shabby chic country resid

Offered for sale is this antique Victorian stamped and pierced brass Royal Coat of Arms, most like for a soldier’s shako helmet. Produced by Heatons of Birmingham (who also operated as the Birmingham Mint) and most likely dating around the 1870’s. In incredible original condition, the stamping is as crisp as when made! Would make a stunning door or wall plate for the anglophile/royalist in your life. Measures 15cm (w) x 14cm (h) approximately. Please check the pictures as they form part of t

Presented for sale is this original antique watercolour painting of Loch Ard by artist B Davis. Most likely painted in Scotland from the late 1890’s to 1920’s, with two potential attributions: Benjamin Davis (Scottish, born 1869/died 1946) Known as a well-regarded painter of atmospheric highland landscapes and everyday Scottish life in both oils and watercolour. The work may be a preparatory painting for a later piece in oil. F E Jamieson (English, born 1894/died 1950) Known for painting un

This new/unopened hardcover book explores the remarkable history of Australia's brickmaking industry from the 1788 Cockle Bay discovery of workable clay, through various 19th century industrial transformations to the advent of the Austral Brick Company (1908), Brickworks (1938) and their merger (1969). A great read during lockdown! Book size=28.5cm x 22cm, 434 pages, 450 black&white color illustrations, fine hardcover & fine dustwrapper in fine decorated slipcase, beautifully presented. T

Hidyard Wagon Works Melbourne cica 1900 Patent no 4021-18-5-17 $1336-20-8-04 Poller Bearing Hub as advertised in the Perth Sunday Times May 19th 1919 Hildyard Steel Wgon now fitted with Patent Twin Roller Bearings. Let the Horses do the work.More durable than ordinary axles and guaranteed. Wagons foe Wool-Wheat and all classes of work. Wide Tires. The most Remarkable Value Ever offered in Farm Trucks Hildyard Steel wagons were made in Melbourne from around 1900 and were advertised claimin

For The Terms Of His Natural Life by Marcus Clarke 488 pages Hardcover about the book: Marcus Clarke's masterpiece stands atop the great novels of Australian literature (the other being Robbery Under Arms by Rolf Boldrewood). The novel is Victorian in its elocution and execution but it stands as a unique work of art alienated from the Dickens and Victor Hugo to which he is often assimilated by a brooding sense of intemperance for "what man has made of man". The novel traces the travails

A 19th Century Ching Dynasty Northern wedding cabinet, this is a stunning, solid piece of furniture, kept in excellent condition, with original patina and wear. Made from Elm wood, the cabinet is handcrafted and structured with wooden tenon, the traditional craftsmanship for furniture making in ancient China. Its simple and elegant straight lines make it a classic standout cabinet to take centre stage in any home. Currently converted into an entertainment unit containing TV, DVD player and sub