0 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Dunalley, TAS

Commercial wool carder made in tasmania,been used for alpaca fibre mostly..this machine leaves both hands free to feed fibre in and is therefore faster.generally 2runs gives a nice result. 20 cm width. Good workhorse.

Large green Tupperware Jelly/Cake Mould . Several other pieces, as per photos. Green Jelly Mould10.00 Others , prices negotiable. All have had little use and are in good condition.

Back in Black High Voltage and heaps from 80s Some 70s and some 90s All original about 200+ and heaps of Christian vinyl as well. Have some classic surfboards as well. Cheers Oh and hi end speakers too. Classic furniture...

Royal wedding of Di & Charles 1981 x 1 $10 Royal Christening for Charles & Di 1982 x 2 $10 Royal Wedding of Fergie & Andrew 1986 x 1 $10 Golden Jubilee 1933 - 1983 x 1 $20 All in mint condition

3 x bears, One jointed wooden bear 12.5cm, One Gund jointed 22cm, One hand made jointed mohair 16cm, Will make a great addition to your bear collection, all in top condition

25cm x 17cm, print mounted on charred timber, autoportrait 1634, Slovinian information printed on back

Gorgeous antique, carved wooden frame with glass, signed print of Anne Hathaway's Cottage, from The Orchard in Spring Set in a carved antique wooden frame, just beautiful Signed Print by John Burt 1976, England 41cm wide x 52cm high Inclusive of frame 31cm wide x 42cm high print size

Beautiful dovetailed Scandinavian spice box with 8 cast glass drawers, c 1910. It could be a Reda & Nord brand. 23 cm high, 16.5 cm deep, 38 cm wide. With original 8 glass drawers, the drawers have muffled sides and bottom, face of drawers are clear glass. 4 small central drawers have one chipped corner each, large side drawers have no damage. One of small drawers has been broken and glued together. I use it as my jewellery box but can be used for any item of choice. A rare and beautiful

Brand name is "Hassles Garden Works - recycled Dip Tins." A rare and collectable find. Can be used in kitchen, bathroom, uses are endless Fruit Picking Dip Tins are welded together and finished with a heavy duty laquer to enhance patina of the rust. Diptins or otherwise known as fruit picking tins were used in the Riverland district of SA in the production of dried sultanas and raisins. Fruit was hand picked and loaded into the dip tins, the fruit and tin would then be placed in the dippi

Number 115 of 495 limited edition print, Red Beret Signed by Artist John Young Also signed by General Sir John Hacket Framed using non reflective glass, excellent as new condition. Frame measures 870mmwide x 700mm high. Printers - Chelsea Green Editions The photo does not do it justice, it needs to be viewed in person to appreciate its beauty