5 Results: New & Used in Other Antiques, Art & Collectables in Coburg North 3058, VIC

Tapestry - Country Village idyllic setting. This colourful scene includes houses behind a river with happy people enjoying the simple life. Tapestry woven by my mother over 40 years ago. Great sewing & colours set in a stylish gold painted timber frame. The front plastic cover is missing and the rear paper cover is ripped. Frame is OK but a little wobbly. Photo taken outside in daylight. Overall size: 1040 x 570 high x 45 deep. Tapestry size: 920 x 475. Looking for an inviting new home.

Tapestry - Vase with flowers. Two (2) identical tapestries to bookend a feature item. Tapestries woven by my mother over 40 years ago. Great sewing & colours set in ornate gold painted timber frames. Photo taken outside in daylight. Overall size for Each frame: 260 x 580 high x 35 deep. Each Tapestry size: 205 x 525. Looking for a charming new home.

Incredibly cutest vintage style cane/wicker children's chair. In absolutely gr8 condition & sitting base/back rest areas r double caned for sturdiness. Some plant lovers might use it as a stand - let's get creative right🤗 50 H x 38 W cms Collection COBURG

Original and still in excellent condition. No cracks or chips.

Earthenware manufacturer at the Alexandra Pottery, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, England The business was established by Henry James Wood his brother Thomas Francis Wood and their father Absalom. Absalom and Thomas Francis were also partners in Wood, Son & Co.; Absalom, Thomas Francis and another son William were also partners in New Wharf pottery Co. Absalom Wood died in June 1889. In the 1930s the business was incorporated into Wood & Sons but continued to trade under its own name until at least t

In 1873 Alfred Meakin Ltd was founded by Alfred Meakin and was based at Tunstall's Royal Albert, Victoria, and Highgate Potteries. Alfred was the brother of James and George Meakin, who owned J. and G. Meakin, a significant pottery in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. Incorporated as a Limited Company in 1896. Alfred Meakin died in 1904, and his son, Alfred John, replaced him four years later. Alfred John's uncle, Robert Johnson, purchased the company for his son Stuart Johnson in c.1909, and it remained

The pottery enterprise of Peter Gerz II was founded in 1835, situated initially on Kirchstraße 1-3 in Höhr (now Töpferstraße). Simon Peter Gerz I, Peter's son, joined the venture in 1857, and by 1862, it obtained official government sanction, leading to its rechristening as Gerz & Söhne. Philip Jacob Gerz, the son of Simon Peter Gerz I, assumed control of the business in 1873. Subsequent proprietors from 1886 were Sebastian Maas and Johann Reitz. Sebastian Maas's son, sharing his father's name,

C.1980’s Collectible Hand-Made Beer Stein from Japan. Vintage Stein is in Good Condition and features “Japan” stamp at the base. Depending on the location, item, and weight, interstate shipping can be arranged and calculated prior purchase. Dimensions: 71D x 115H mm Or Email at 10 Nicholson St, Coburg VIC 3058 Trading Hours: 10AM-6PM (Mon-Sun) For more views visit our website

In 1878 Simon Fielding set up his business at the railway works in Sutherland Street, Stoke on Trent and began trading along with his son Abraham as 'S Fielding and co'. Fieldings produced Majolica which was in fashion and were major exporters of Majolica to America. It was not until the late 1880s that the ‘Crown Devon’ mark appeared, and not until 1912 that the Railway works was renamed 'The Devon Pottery'. The name Crown Devon was synonymous with quality and they exported their ranges to Sou

C.1930’s Vintage Multicolour Flaxman Ware Hand-Made Pottery Jug/Pitcher. Collectible item was manufactured by W. Deheath in England. Features Double Loop Handle and comes in Good Shape. Depending on the location, item, and weight, interstate shipping can be arranged and calculated prior purchase. Dimensions: 100 x 75 x 145H mm Or Email at 10 Nicholson St, Coburg VIC 3058 Trading Hours: 10AM-6PM (Mon-Sun) For more views visit our website