274 Results: in Rivett 2611, ACT (Page 9 of 12)

Would post but will cost more than item. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Empty Koko Black Grandmaster chocolate box made from cardboard and paper and 2 small brass hinges for the lid. It has 64 compartments (for the 64 separate chocolates it had previously) separated by a cardboard lattice work which could be used to house a collection of small items. Each compartment is 4 x 4 cms square and 2.5cm high. The bottom part of the box's sides are 3.5cm high when it is open. When closed, the

Postage in Australia is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. I thought this rock specimen was iron pyrites with a blue metallic lustre to it rather than the fool's gold lustre often associated with that substance. However, a kind Gummie has suggested it is a specimen of the mineral mica, the flecks of which we often see in the sand of Aussie beaches. It is only 4 grams. It is about 4cm long at it's longest and 3.5cm wide at it's widest and 1.5cm thick at it's thickest. As can be seen

Vintage Krups Perla scales made in Germany by Robert Krups, Solingen-Wald. The scales are in working order and would have been an essential part of a large kitchen. They would have been used extensively for checking the weight of food purchased in bulk prior to storage and for bulk cooking recipes. It's measurements are approximately 31cm long at it's longest and 21cm wide at it's widest by 9.5cm high. There is a little spotty rust in the top of the chrome plated tray and some around it's base.

A boxed set of 6 sterling silver teaspoons and sugar tongs made in Sheffield, England in 1908 by Henry Wilkinson for Thomas Webb & Sons at 234-236 Collins Street in Melbourne. Thomas Webb & Sons was originally a glass making company founded in England in 1837 and noted for high quality cameo glass. It opened an office in Melbourne in the 1880s as an importer, mainly of china, but also other items including silver flatware from England such as this excellent quality set. They were in business in

Boxed vintage set of 6 Australian Apex sterling silver teaspoons. Box measures 14.5cm x 13.5cm x 24mm when closed. Price doesn't include postage or handling costs. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Some unusual and interesting vintage Sheffield silverplate here including: 1. Two 3 pronged dessert forks from Mappin & Webb plus a lovely dessert knife in excellent condition by the same maker; 2. A 1930s cheese knife with a hexagonal handle; 3. A Sheffield Plate parfait spoon 18.5cm long; and 4. Two trident shaped pickle or entree forks.

1920s silverplate salt spoon with circular bowl and flower and leaf pattern handle. It is 100mm long and in very good condition. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. This epns coffee spoon commemorates the centenary of David Jones department store in 1938. It has a circular bowl and flat handle in the shape of a covered trophy over a horse shoe shaped scroll and inscription "1838 CENTENARY 1938". In the middle of the trophy is overlapping DJ initials with 100 above. This spoon was one of 60,000 offered free to DJ's customers who spent 5/- (5 shillings) or more at any of their 3 Sydney stores in Marke

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Large silverplated salt spoon (or coffee spoon) made at Sunworks in Birmingham in 1930-40s by Joseph Gilbert. Very clear maker's marks indicative of Almada Silver which was one of Joseph Gilbert's brands. It is 104mm long.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Dunlop England mesh press molded gutta-percha golf ball made in 1920s. It has "Dunlop" and "England" at opposite poles of the ball. The ball has an unusual arrangement of squares and other quadrilaterals, has retained most of at least one layer of paint, and is a No. 4 ball.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Bromford 18 golf ball from 1920s to mid 1930s with a wound rubber core and gutta-percha dimple pattern pressed and painted cover. It is a No. 3 ball. It has "Bromford 18" on one side and "England" on the other side. It has been well used and some of the paint has worn off.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 1940s Whittingslowe pea podder with the traditional green wooden handle. Apart from the handle and rubber rollers, the podder is made from chrome-plated steel and despite this one having a fair amount of rust, given that it is 70 years old, it still works as well as the 1950s pea podder I have also advertised separately. There is a U-tube video showing how to use it if you have fresh peas to be podded.

"New" vintage Slazenger "Lo-Skore" No. 12 golf ball in original wrapping and in original box with original Slazenger golfing tips. Lo-Skore is "the new feature ball; new "irradiated" cover; new "sweet power" centre; new "polar white" paint; and new "sensimatic" winding. The box also indicates the ball is "now with new large numbers 1 to 12 for quick, easy identification". The price doesn't include any postage or handling costs.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Vintage Packet of 12 Slazengers GLO-TEES for golf made in Australia. Easy to find, more durable, and more economical according to the spiel on the front of the box. Also says "Glo-tees are fluorescent and glow in the daylight". The box measures 7.5 x 4.5 cms by 12mm.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. This cleaner was made in England by Avon and it still has it's rubber sponge. It is a little under 8cm in diameter. It has it's original cord made from cotton which would have been attached to a player's belt or their golf bag. It's top indicates "Golf Ball Cleaner" in cursive; a picture of boxes with "AVON" across the top of the middle one; under the boxes the words "SYMBOLS OF ENDURANCE"; and "MADE IN ENGLAND".

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Cannot find anything out about this badge anywhere. It's dimensions are in inches because it was made using the imperial scale. It is 2 inches long, 1.5 inches wide and 1/8th of an inch thick. It weighs 63 grams. I found it in an all leather antique golf bag I purchased in Mittagong in 2005. It has "AUSTRALIAN GOLF UNION" (which became Golf Australia in 2006) underneath an embossed golfer at the end of a drive off a tee. On the reverse i

This hickory shafted 2 iron was hand forged for Bert Oldfield's sports store at 52-54 Hunter Street in Sydney around 1915-20s. It is in very good condition considering it's age and the fact that the head appears to be forged from stainless steel. It has a dashed pattern on the front of the head. The back of the head includes "HAND FORGED"; Bert Oldfield's business logo of the W, A & O on top of each other; the word "Monogram" in cursive which is the brand name of the club; "STAINLESS SPECIAL" o

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Hickory shafted mid-iron called a Rangefinder made between about 1925 and 1930 by J. Donaldson Manufacturing Company Ltd. in Glasgow, Scotland. The head is oval shaped on the bottom and has a dotted face pattern. On the back of the head is "MID IRON" over "140/170 YARDS". Also, the word "RUSTLESS" appears under the Rangefinder circle within a circle logo with a tee coming up through the bottom of that logo. It has a wound leather grip on

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Vintage small AMAMI tin (42 x 32 x 12 mms) containing a nail polishing stone which is supposed to impart a pearly lustre to nails. The tin was manufactured in England. The tin indicates "2.5 drms NET (10 grammes)". 2.5 drams is only 4.3 grams so maybe this means the polishing stone weighs 2.5 drams and the tin weighs 5.7 grams to make the 10 grams.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 2 pairs of vintage blue and white porcelain spice jars from 1940s. The slightly younger pair with the column and chequered pattern on the front have "GERMANY" stamped on the base with only the cloves jar having some slight crazing on one side. There may be a maker's name moulded into the white base but it is indistinguishable (I hope it's not Meissen porcelain). The pair with just the chequered pattern at the top of the front are Leonore

Vintage small packet (38 x 38 x 17 mms) for 36 British made electro-plated "k" brand drawing pins with rivetted heads. There are 5 pins left in the box. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Vintage small box (55 x 34 x 20 mms) for 4 Pyrex cloth strainers made at the Corning Glass Works at Corning in New York State in America. There are only 2 cloth strainers in the box. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Small vintage box (78 x 51 x 17 mms) of 54 Ideal brand photo gold corners made in Sweden for Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd. As indicated on the box, there was originally 100 in the box when it was purchased in 1940-50s.

Small vintage tin (45 x 26 x 10 mms) for Useful brand drawing pins of the best quality. The inside of the tin lid has been used as an oil painter's palette briefly. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.