10 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Lithgow 2790, NSW

Offered for sale is a most desirable, formal card table of Gothic form. It was made in England around 1859. It is made of select, solid mahogany & the original dark polish remains intact. The quality of build is superb. The fine, slender cabriole legs begin with a high shoulder & finish with a rare "lilly pad" foot. The solid brass castors are original & operate perfectly. The filigree brass handles are original & are dated May 1 1959. The cartouches are vacant. The baize is absolutely original

A matching pair of Brass vases purchased from the ex gold mining town of Hill End NSW. They stand 9" tall & present in good original condition with no damage. One weighs 1.569 kg & the other weighs 1.298kg.

Cased Cutlery Set James Dixon & Sons C. 1900 Offered for sale is a formal Cased Set of Knives & forks made in Sheffield England around 1900. The fitted oak case supports six knives & six forks. It is extremely well made. Each knife & fork is stamped "James Dixon & Sons". Each knife & fork has fine bone handles. The blades of the knives & the fork tynes are polished, high tensile Sheffield Tool Steel. The knives measure a traditional 8" & the forks 7". The case & each piece are all in pristine,

A rare 1 PINT cut glass pitcher of elegant proportion by Imperial Glass, Bellaire Ohio USA. It is a traditional design to accommodate a setting for two. It stands 6" tall & presents in good, original condition with no damage. Careful packing is offered for postage.

A vintage set by iconic art deco designer Susie Cooper. It is classic "White Flute" made in the Staffordshire Pottery England. It presents in perfect, undamaged condition. Careful packing is offered for postage.

Presented for sale is a substantial Sterling Silver Salver. It is of traditional form & shows an elaborate presentation inscription in Edwardian case of 1912. The base is struck with the famous silversmith's stamp of "Mappin & Webb London". The top surface shows the British assay mark of Sheffield 1911. The quality of manufacture is of the highest quality & commensurate with the maker's standard of practice. It is heavy & a good guage of silver with solid borders - not to be confused with most

Offered for sale is a rare, early American cast iron cathedral clock of substantial proportions. It features a visible, moving pendulum through a glazed porthole. It bears the original interior paper lable "Bristol Brass & Clock Co. 8 Cortlandt St. New York". The cast iron case shows "C. Chincocks Patented Oct 4 1854". It was made in New York USA around 1855. The pre civil war brass movement is complete & original. These early movements have a lot of character. It keeps good time & strikes the

Offered for sale is a rare "Haberdashery" chest of drawers. It presents in undamaged, original condition. It was made in Sydney Circa 1890 by cabinet makers of German origin. The cabinet work is Australian Cedar & the drawer bases & backboards are Douglas Fir. The joinery is typical German. The brass locks are London made & all operate perfectly. The original key is included. The brass handles are London made & are numbered & date registered to the year 1890. The finish is absolutely original F

Set of 4 original bronze handles. They are absolutely untouched & complete with original patina. Registration stamp RD 109210 verso which dates 1884. Dimensions are - 117 MM WIDE X 61 MM HIGH. Postage Australia wide is offered well packed registered & insured.

A Pigeon Pair of Chocolate & Milk Pots Circa 1935 by Hardy Bros. They stand 6" tall & are stamped 3L which is the volume for a formal serving for three. The left & right handle configuration is designed for a co-ordinated simultaneous pouring of chocolate & milk by both hands. This is a quality set, the build is heavy & the handles are genuine ebony. They present in good, original condition with no damage or repairs.