82 Results: melbourne 19th in Victoria

Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century English Victorian-era silver-plated lidded butter/jam dish, made by Maxfield & Sons and most likely dating from the 1880’s to 1899. Based in Sheffield, Maxfield & Sons commenced operation in 1855 and continued production until the early 1920’s. Fully hallmarked with their well-known ‘beaver’ (large and small) logo. The attractive and pretty design features an ovoid carry-basket form with fitted glass bowl and lid, single carry-handle and sits on fo

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century USA moulded glass basket, made by the United States Glass Company and dating from 1899 to the 1920’s. Founded in 1891 (from a merger of several glass manufacturing firms) the company offered a wide range of popular domestic glassware and crystal. Eventually reducing its operational sites until solely based in Tiffin (Ohio), it continued production until 1962. A rare find in the Australian market. Commonly called ‘Alabama Beaded Bull

I need a laptop for my job exam at 19th April from 9am to 1pm. I want to meet you around CBD or East Melbourne at early morning. Or if it's possible, I wanna meet you tonight and I'm happy to pay 100$. Your laptop should be CPU - Quad Core (or more) RAM - 8GB (or more) Window 10 or Mac OS 10.10 64bit

This is an antique, green glass bottle that has etched on it 'The Property Of M & R Roberts Fitzroy'. Fitzroy is one of the oldest of Melbourne's inner city suburbs and I think this bottle is from around of the late 19th century or very early 20th century. The bottle itself looks like it contained something medicinal or perhaps even milk. It stands at 20 cm, has a diameter of 25 cm and weighs 480 grams. Inspection available as is local pick up. Postage if required is $14.00. (PayPal, Bank depos

Offered for sale is this charming antique 19th Century English Victorian-era glazed ceramic and silverplate biscuit barrel, made by Taylor, Tunnicliffe & Co and dating between 1875 and 1898. Launching their pottery works at Stoke-on-Trent in 1867, this successful firm created a popular range of high-quality domestic tableware before changing production to the burgeoning electronics market. The company continues in operation today (making ceramic insulators). Factory backstamped and with decorat

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/Early-20th Century English glazed stoneware pottery storage jar, made by George Skey and most likely dating from the 1890’s to 1900’s. Located in Staffordshire, Tamworth (Wilncote) was the location of Skey’s factory from 1860 until 1936, during which time it became an industrial powerhouse and one of the most significant pottery manufacturers within the UK (as well as exporting to overseas markets). In 1936 they were taken over by Doulton. Hallmarked ‘

* 1989 Melway Greater Melbourne street directory * 19th edition * sticky tape has been used on front cover and several pages toward the front * good condition overall

Melbournes 19th century architectural heritage building art

This is a large, antique, domed or barrel top steamer trunk from around the late 19th century - around about the 1880s. The trunk was purchased from an antique store in the early 1960s and has sat in an attic with clothes in for the last 60 odd years. It's rock solid and in its original unrestored condition from when it was purchased with what I assume to be the original green stripped interior lining. It has one of the leather side straps missing though it still has the other one and these are

• 19/04/2024 to 19/04/2024

Accidentally bought tickets for the wrong session and can’t refund them. Bought 2 tickets for $90 selling for $60. Seats are B29 and B30 (second row from the front towards the middle) Time: 6pm Date: Friday 19th of April

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century Japanese Imari plate, made during the Meiji Period and most likely dating from 1885 to 1912. The maker/factory is unknown. The form is a raised scallop-shaped bowl on rimed base, decorated in classical Imari blue and red with gold gilding. The central boss features the ‘Three Friends of Winter’ – bamboo, plum and pine (together symbolising resilience, steadfastness and perseverance). Surrounding this are four individual panels with

Offered for sale is this pair of antique/vintage 19th/20th Century Japanese original ukiyo-e woodblock prints, first created by Suzuki Harunobu (*****1770) in the Edo Period. Both are estimated to date from the 1800’s to 1930’s (so not first editions). Harunobu is considered one the greatest innovators and masters of the ukiyo-e art form, having produced the first full-colour woodblocks in 1765. Little is known about his personal life, however (somewhat unusually) he used his real name when pub

Offered for sale is antique/vintage late-19th/early-20th Century Chinese relief-carved wooden panel, estimated as dating from the 1890’s to 1930’s. It would have original formed a part of a larger hanging panel or room divider. The design features classical Chinese, Taoist and Buddhist symbolism inferring strong energy, good luck, wisdom/intellectual power and health. Its central figure depicts Zhu Bajie on Buddhist clouds. He is also known as The Pig God or 豬八戒), famous as one of the characte

Offered for sale is this rare antique late-19th/early-20th Century English or Scottish hand-blown Lawson’s Liqueur Whisky decanter/bottle, estimated as dating from 1890 to 1900. Most likely this was made for the William Lawson distillery, a whisky brand started in 1849 and still operating today. The eye-catching (and technically difficult to make) design features a four-sided, pinched waist form with a central column surrounded by four individual vertical ‘straws’ at the edge of each corner (t

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Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century English glazed stoneware jar, made for Taddy and Co by Doulton (Lambeth) and dating from the 1860’s to 1880’s. Established in 1815 by John Doulton, this famous firm went on to become one of the 19th and 20th Centuries biggest makers of domestic stoneware, tableware and art pottery before their Lambeth factory was closed 1956 and production moved to ‘The Potteries’ at Stoke-on-Trent. The classical storage jar design features a two-tone glaze, emboss

Underglazed blue and white charger plate (TEZUKA) Scalloped rim edged Based glazed with square mark of kiln in blue and incised one of "made by TEZUKA: Period: 19th Century, Meiji, Japan Dimensions: H -3cm, D - 31cm Good Condition (no chips) Pickup preferred Highett and Melbourne CBD

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th Century French hand-coloured religious lithograph, published by Bousse Jeune et Cie (of Paris) and decorated/signed by the original artist ‘J Cariati’. Despite extensive research, little is currently known about Cariati - however he is recorded as producing other religious-themed etchings (and given his output appears to be entirely works on paper, is most likely not the Italian-American self-taught religious medallion artist Giovanni Cariati (born 186

Offered for sale is this cute set of decorative painted wooden bookends, made post-WW2 and most likely dating from the 1990’s to 2000’s. Despite research, further information on the maker and country of origin can’t be provided at this time. The sweet and endearing design consists of a lowercase ‘A-Z’ with small 19th Century-style wooden soldier standing in front of each letter. Perfect for any book lover, child’s bedroom, home or business decoration. In excellent original condition. Each m

Offered for sale is this rare antique late-19th Century Adney level and clinometer, made in Australia by Flavelle & Roberts (Sydney and Brisbane) and dating from between 1880 (when the Adney level is estimated to have been invented) and 1892 (when the firm was renamed Flavelle, Roberts and Sankey). The originally Sydney-based firm (which eventually became domestically famous for its high-quality jewellery, optical and scientific instruments) operated in various iterations from 1847 until 1921.

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century Anglo-Indian cast-brass and hand-chased platter, most likely dating from the 1880’s to 1920’s and from the Hindu Kush or Kashmir regions. There is the remains of a sticker (from a previous owner, born in 1917) that has been left in situ for further attribution work (if felt necessary). Set within a pie-crust border, this charming example of classical Indian metalwork depicts a historical scene of a Mughal prince being hunted (probab

Offered for sale is this stunning and rare antique 19th Century Scottish-made silverplate hot/cold footed water jug, attributed to Glasgow makers J Blond & Son and estimated as dating from 1880’s. The firm appears to have been active from the 1880’s to 1890’s and produced a variety of sterling and plated pieces. The glorious High Victorian design begins with its finely-cast, elegant and lightweight body – a mark of quality that contrasts much of the ‘battleship weight’ average silverplate made