9 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Forster 2428, NSW

Eric Bryce Carter Milk Jug glazed in green with applied gum nuts and leaves attached to a branch handle, signed E Bryce Carter, Sydney. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs.

Vintage hand carved Aboriginal Coolamon - food carrier. The item is decorated with burnt engraving. It is in excellent condition given its age, with no splits or cracks. A genuine hand carved Aboriginal Coolamon like this is becoming harder and harder to find.

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This 1920’s candlestick telephone has been restored and is in fully working condition, yet it still retains the attractive patina of an exceptionally well kept instrument that is around 100 years old. Candlestick phones, such as this example, would probably have been installed in a large business as part of their internal phone system. A connection to another extension in a different department or a line to an outside number would have been made through the operator’s switchboard. The phone has

Do you love the sound of genuine old time telephone bells? This fully restored early 1900’s bell box could allow you to enjoy that great sound along with the convenience of a modern phone. This wooden telephone bell box dates from the 1910’s or 1920’s, having originally been installed in a home or business accompanying a candlestick telephone and generator set to call the operator. A number of hours of work have been involved in the full restoration of this bell set. It has a beautifully graine

Bakelite telephone, type 300AT as installed in homes and businesses by the PMG in the 1940s and 1950s, in magnificent fully, working condition. This phone (including the dial) has been professionally dismantled, cleaned, polished, reassembled, adjusted and tested and presents in close to ‘as new’ condition with a beautiful shiny black Bakelite finish as can be seen in the photographs. A modern line cord and plug (modular RJ11) has been fitted to allow the phone to be plugged into a modern phone

This is a bakelite wall telephone (known as the 300 series) as used by the PMG during the 1950’s for installation in hallways, offices, storerooms, shops etc. The phone case and handset have been restored as a display phone having been dismantled, professionally cleaned and polished. The bakelite is in great condition as can be seen in the photos with a beautiful shiny black finish. Image some of the phone conversations this phone has experienced during well over half a century of use. Please

Bakelite telephone, circa 1935, known as the ‘King Pyramid’ telephone as installed by the Postmaster General (PMG) during the 1930’s and early 1940’s. These were the first Australian telephones to be constructed using Bakelite for the case and handset. This particular example is in magnificent, fully working condition. There are no chips or cracks on the bakelite case or handset. This phone (including the dial) has been professionally restored and adjusted to fully working condition and present

Bakelite telephone, 400 series as installed in homes and businesses by the PMG during 1959, in superb and fully working condition. This phone has been professionally dismantled, cleaned, reassembled, adjusted and tested and presents in close to ‘as new’ condition with a beautiful shiny black Bakelite finish as can be seen in the photographs. A modern line cord and plug has been fitted to allow the phone to be plugged into a modern phone jack. This phone will operate fully on Telstra/Optus wire