68 Results: New & Used in Other Antiques, Art & Collectables in Geelong West 3218, VIC

Edward Cherry (1830 - 1910) arrived in Australia from England in 1855 and began manufacturing butter churns in 1858. In 1875 he opened a factory in Gisborne, Victoria which traded as E. Cherry between 1889 and 1899. The churns were made of seasoned New Zealand kauri pine, steamed to the curved shape. By 1904 they were known as E. Cherry & Sons. From 1914 - 1943 the company was also manufacturing machinery for cheese production, and during this time the firm began trading as Cherry & Sons Pty L

A large eye catching and unusual 1940s Art Deco style set of 9 green and cream Bristolite bakelite canisters in excellent condition. Made in Australia in the 1940s, the set consists of 4 large ‘311’ varying size canisters labelled rice, flour, sugar and tea, plus one rare biscuit canister with a transparent strap attached for carrying. Plus 4 small ‘347’ spice canisters labelled Cloves, Ginger, Allspice and Cinnamon. One extra green lid, and a non bakelite butter dish from the same period, can

Very rare Kimberley Wandjina Unique State 2003 Artist Print by Traditional Owner Warren Barunga. Entitled ‘Wundoli’, the Wandjina spirit beings are depicted with Ungud, the Rainbow Serpent. The work was purchased from the artist in 2003 at the Mowanjum Community Gallery near Derby in the far north of Western Australia. The Mowanjum people comprise three language groups, the Worrorra, Ngarinyin and Wunumbal. To these people the Wandjina is the supreme Creator and a symbol of fertility and rain.

A stunning, beautifully decorated, ribbed cylindrical Lynton tapering sugar shaker / sifter in the c. 1937 Dryday pattern, number 779. Dryday is an unusual and rare landscape design in crisp, clear colours. At age 17 Clarice Cliff began work at the Royal Staffordshire Pottery owned by AJ Wilkinson. During the mid 1920s she began designing for Wilkinsons and was given her own studio. Cliff was the first British ceramicist to develop Art Deco patterns and shapes for commercial production and her

A very rare pair of early 1900s Royal Doulton Slaters Patent Chine Ware vases with exceptional colouring. Chine Ware was made at the Lambeth factory, designed by the leading Doulton artists. John Slater was Art Director at Doulton & Co. from 1887 - 1914 and developed many special glazes, and techniques. His ‘Slaters Patent’ design involved lace fabric impressed into clay as a decorative technique. In these vases the lace design is enhanced by turquoise and white enamels as well as gilt, highlig

A rare pair of impressively tall Victorian Bristol opaline enamelled glass vases c.1880, decorated in Art Nouveau jewelled style on deep pink glass. Opaline glass was semi-opaque and made to resemble porcelain. When held up to light it showed its translucency and a red or pinkish tint, giving opaline its nickname “fire glass.” ‘Bristol glass’ was originally made in Bristol, England in the 18th century. By the middle of the 19th century and into the early 20th century, continental glass manufac

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (1887 – 1965) known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner and writer. Born in Switzerland he acquired French citizenship in 1930. His furniture designs were characterised by clean lines, geometric shapes and use of new materials such as steel and leather. His most famous furniture includes the LC4 chaise longue, designed with his associate Charlotte Perriand. It became one of the most influential furniture designs of the 20th

Vintage Silver Coffee/Tea Pot in great condition. * Featuring a lovely Knob on the lid. Pumpkin/flower - Unsure exactly what it is. !!!!!!! * Apart from needing a really good clean this Ornate Pot is in great well worn condition. Brand: James Dixon & Sons Sheffield - England Markings: EPBM 2849 - 6. (Electroplated Britannia Metal) Size: Height: 25 cm Width: 14 cm Length: 20 cm Note: "J Dixon & Sons (James Dixon & Sons), founded 1806 in Sheffield, was one of the major British manufacturers

A very collectable Arabia Finland Ruska dinner setting for 6 in very good vintage condition plus a coffee pot, milk jug, lidded sugar bowl and egg cups or candle holders. This wonderful Scandinavian mid century modern set of 35 pieces comprises 6 dinner plates, 6 side plates, 6 bowls, 6 tea /coffee cups and 6 saucers plus a Ruska coffee pot, milk jug, lidded sugar bowl and 2 egg cups or candle holders. A great gift for anyone setting up in a mid century modern home. Ruska, meaning Autumn Leave

A very rare antique American oil lamp likely from the famous Atterbury company (1860 - 1902). The Atterbury Glass Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania started as the Hale, Atterbury & Company in 1860 and became the Atterbury Glass Company in 1896. The opaque white glass base is in a baroque design made famous by Atterbury & Co. and the brass twist on connector is also closely associated with Atterbury. The unusual aspect is the font transferware scene of a beautiful Japanese cottage in a grove of

Porcelain Hand painted Peony Ware Plate. * A great Vintage display piece. * Made in Japan. * It has one tiny crack near the top of the flower which and a few tiny surface cracks on the bottom of the plate which are barely visible but overall in great condition for its age. Size: Length: 23 cm Width (wide end) 10 cm Postage available on request (Three - 535)

Antique - Eye Bath Glass. * Clear glass - Ocular Care. * No chips. * It has three cracks in the bath glass. (as shown in photographs) Brand: Whitall & Tatum Co Manufacturing between******1938. The original owner was born in the late 1880's so its amazing that this glass piece is still existing. Size: Height: 6.5 cm Base diameter: 4 cm Postage available on request (Three - 534)

A very rare, tall antique Moser Bohemian sapphire blue glass candlestick c. 1915, with hand painted floral storm cover. Moser, a luxury glass manufacturer in Karlovy Vary, now Czech Republic (previously Ludwig Moser & Sons in Bohemia, then Austria-Hungary), was founded in 1857. Among the most famous Czech glass producers Moser is known for its intricate designs, vibrant colours and exceptional craftsmanship, and is highly sought-after by collectors. Moser created this beautiful blue glass colo

Wooden and Canvas - Folding Deck Chair. * Circa 1924 (the year the original owner acquired) * An all original chair (paint & canvas). * This chair makes an awesome display piece. * Requires a repair to one under seat slat. (as per photo no 7.) * This chair has been hanging in a garage for over 50 years, so it managed to attract borers to the legs, this has now been treated. So, little borers "be gone" Size: Height: 83 cm Width: 60 cm Length: 42 cm Pick up on this item only (Three - 532)

Superb large antique Victorian Doulton Burslem cobalt blue, white and gold rose design bathroom set comprising a jug, basin and chamber pot. From the 1880s, it is decorated with gorgeous sprays of blue roses sponged with gold. The large jug has a rare inward curving Doulton handle, while the chamber pot has a deep cobalt and gold filigree rim and elegant handle, and a most unusual square base. The floral pattern does not appear to have a formal name, is sometimes called Blue Rose, and is very s

A most unusual ‘Royles Patent Toilet Aquarius’ antique jug dated 1891 made by Royal Doulton Burslem. In production from 1891 - 1902 it features Doulton’s patented horizontal design in cream gloss earthenware decorated with paisley scrolls, vines and daisies, in blue, green and yellow. With unusually shaped ends the design charmingly resembles a woman’s neck and shoulders in a pretty Victorian dress. Originally supported by a cast iron holder, this stunning wide jug could be used as an intriguin

An early 1930s Art Deco hand thrown stoneware collection from the Danish pottery of artist Lauritz Hjorth. Since 1859 generations of the Hjorth family have made pottery on the island of Bornholm, Denmark. By 1880 their pottery was available in the big department stores of Paris, London and Berlin as well as in the US and Australia. From the beginning family artists including many women worked for them. This rare early 1930s group includes the bowl with Greek style Art Deco motifs (model no. 32

All Vintage Toys separately priced or $45 for Lot. PICK UP GEELONG OR HAPPY TO POST 1: $20 Vintage 1984 PIERROT Doll French Style teardrop mime Wooden shelf sitter Doll. Never Played With. 2. $20 Vintage Pink Panther Soft Plush Toy Whiskers. Fantastic condition 20cm Tall 3. $15 Doll Handmade Male Cloth Doll Shrunken Head Beetlejuice. As New Condition. I HAVE MANY OTHER VINTAGE ITEMS FOR SALE IN OTHER LISTINGS. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AS I'M HAPPY TO COMBINE POSTAGE.

A rare large antique 1920s Grimwades Byzanta lustreware fruit bowl with art deco floral motifs. The bowl edges and some flowers are highlighted in gold. The layered exterior includes stylised flowers and buds, a handpainted geometric band in green and dark red, plus a lower layer of copper lusterware extending across the base. Grimwade Bros were earthenware manufacturers at Winton Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent from 1885 - 1900 after which the business was incorporated as Grimwades Ltd. ‘Royal Winton

A rare vintage 1950s Carlton Ware Bleu Royale Lustre New Stork Pattern deep oval bowl with beautiful gold highlights and unusual crimped gold edges. Carlton Ware Bleu Royale New Stork pattern was introduced in the 1950s. It has the original c.1950 Carlton Ware sticker with the pattern number 4400, and the shape number 2088 impressed on the base with the Carton Ware script backstamp and Handpainted / MADE IN EN GLAND/“TRADEMARK”. The availably of new techniques allowed improved high-lustre tabl

A superb Royal Doulton Burslem 1920s ‘Blue Rose’ stoneware biscuit barrel or tea caddy in stunning cobalt blue and gold with a quality silver plated hinged lid, stand and frame. Decorated with gorgeous sprays of flow blue roses embellished with gold and sponged with gold, and signed underglaze on the base. Royal Doulton, one of the most renowned English companies producing tableware and collectables, has a history dating back to 1815. The name Flow Blue is derived from a blue glaze that blurre

Antique Nickel Plated - Shaving Mirror that is in great condition for its age. * This mirror belonged to a gentleman who was born in the late 1870's (and was known to the seller) * The stand's height is adjustable and features the following: * Mirror - bevelled edged * Wooden handled brush * Porcelain bowl. * "The Keena" Razor Blade Sharpener - (Made in England) * an additional metal accessory - * There is a little wear on the mirror, but overall for its age, is in great shape. Size:

A very rare Mintons Byzantine Art Deco fruit bowl c.1938. Byzantine was a design introduced by Mintons’ Art Director John Wadsworth in the 1930s. This stunning example is richly decorated and hand painted in shades of green and pink enamel highlighted in gilt. The interior has an octagonal medallion surrounded by flowers and leaves and ornate gilt patterning. In superb vintage condition. John William Wadsworth was a British ceramicist who joined Mintons as a designer from 1901 to 1915 eventual

This eighty year old, WW2 era three-circle-patten frame sextant, or quintant to be more technically correct, epitomises British instrument making in the 20th century. This was the mainstay of Heath’s production during the period, they also made all the other components of their sextants whilst selling frames to other makers who then marked them with their names. They could be found on many ships in the British Merchant Navy. This beautifully clean Heath and Co. Ltd., Hezzanith sextant, prese