161 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Mount Victoria 2786, NSW

Offered for sale is an original, signed Australian Cedar Lawyer's Wardrobe. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows two original ink on paper labels "HENRY WOOLLEY Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, & Decorator 419, GEORGE-ST., SYDNEY". A label has been applied to the inside of each door. This particular label, showing the address of 419 George Street, represented the workshop trading period 1851 to 1853. Henry Woolley, late of New Bond St. London, commenced business in Sydney in 1851. He came

A set of 4 solid Continental Silver 833 Coffee Spoons hallmarked 1843. These were Amsterdam coffee house spoons used to add & stir sugar. They are hand chased in a Rococo design. They measure 3 3/4". They show little wear & present well

No. 6626 registration 1970 full size standing 8". It presents in perfect, undamaged condition. Careful packing is offered for postage.

Impressed with the mark of R.H. Plant, Est 1775 Staffordshire England. They present in almost MINT condition. The registration No. 351548 gives a manufacture date during 1901. $400 for both sets (6 pieces). Careful packing is offered for postage.

A rare European Coffee Pot of high quality & heavy build. It stands 9" tall, weighs 902g & presents in pristine condition. It was made in Western Europe in the early 20th Century. The structure is solid, heavy gauge brass, the interior is tinned & the exterior was originally silvered.. Over time, with polishing, the silver has worn leaving a brass finish & a good patina. The handle is genuine ebony. I have owned it for the past 25 years & when I purchased it the interior was "seasoned" as was t

An early production that presents in MINT condition. Large size 6" tall.

A rare & original cased set of game fish servers dated 1901. Both server & fork are solid sterling silver - no silver plate or tool steel. Each piece is hallmarked Sheffield 1901 & bears the makers stamp of "SB" (Stainton Bros) to the ferrule. Handles are the finest, genuine "White Bone" & are substantial. Each piece is moulded to fit the hand. Both server & fork are of a trowel form as influenced by the 18th Century British Admiralty tradition & the then Masonic movement. A subtle fish profile

A magnificent example in MINT condition. 6" in diameter & 3 1/2" tall. John Campbell Pottery Tasmania C. 1935.

An Hot Water Pot of traditional baluster form that is heavily made & of commercial quality. It stands 7" tall & holds 1 1/2 pints. It presents in good condition except for small, superficial damage as shown. It was made circa 1930 by silversmiths Walker & Hall New Zealand. These pots are widely used as teapots & coffee pots. The balance when filled or partially filled is exceptional. It is a pleasure to use.

Each spoon is hallmarked Sheffield 1946 & stamped with the maker's mark of 1946. They are Art Deco in form & are finished with a chevron terminal. They are heavily built & present in excellent condition with no damage. The length is 3 1/2". "By tradition, silver spoons bring good luck". Postage is available.

Circa 1910, it presents in good, original condition with no damage. Bulloch, Lade & Co. Est 1817 in Dumbartonshire Scotland ceased operation in 1920. Total height is 10". Careful packing is offered for postage.

Offered for sale is a rare & desirable Gateleg Table of the George I period. It is a table of small proportions designed for the drawing room on which to take port & spirits. It is an appropriate height & size for use with salon / drawing room chairs. It was made in England around 1720. The method of construction is strictly of the period. It is made of select Oak & joinery built. The mortise & tennon joints are cross pinned & the gateleg pivots are housed. The top leaves are hinged with forged

Offered for sale is a 4 piece sterling silver tea ⁄ coffee service consisting of Teapot, Coffee / Water Pot, Sugar bowl & Cream jug. All pieces present in pristine, original, undamaged condition. The quality of build is very fine. All contours are sharp & accurately formed. The design is strictly classic George III - a traditional admiralty influenced form of the late 18th century. The teapot stands 6 1⁄2 inches tall, the coffee / water pot 9 inches tall, the creamer 3 1⁄2 inches tall & the sug

14" x 11" Flow Blue "Bell" pattern, 1910 mark. It presents in good original condition with no damage or repairs.

A genuine Australian Cedar Slipper Chair made Circa 1850 that presents in original condition. It has been reupholstered in Sage Green velvet to the original form & finished with braid similar to the original. The castors have been replaced with modern equivalents, & if prefered, originals can be readily procured & fitted. It shows a good colour & patina & it is structurally sound with no joint movement. The Lotus Rosettes are undamaged. The height is 32 inches. Collection is available at Mount

This is an early Australian Cedar Chest of Drawers that presents in original condition. It was made by cabinetmakers George Robert Debney of Adelaide Circa 1848. Extensive research was undertaken to confirm it's origin & establish the actual year of manufacture. It was ordered new & handed down within the one family until I purchased it in 2012. The quality of manufacture is superlative. All timbers are select, heavily figured Australian Cedar. The top & side boards are single cuts & the drawer

Presented for sale is an original Royal Worcester handpainted vase of bulbous form with pierced neck It is marked at the base with the Makers Mark of 1891.

Circa 1860, a complete set showing the jewellers label of W. E. Richter Frankfurt. The case is in the form of a bound book. Each spoon is stamped 800 (the German equivalent to Sterling Silver). They present in pristine condition & show no sign of use. They measure a traditional 3 1/2". Further detailed photos are available. Postage is available.

An original bell form cut glass decanter from London (originally made in Paris). It is etched & gilt "Barriasson's Special Cognac 1880". It presents in good, original condition & shows an interesting patina. It has no damage. There is deterioration to the gilding & minor glass manufacture imperfections. It stands 11" tall. Careful packing is offered for postage.

Stamped "James Dixon & Sons" & hallmarked Sheffield 1896. Weight is 41 grams. Both spoon & case present in original, undamaged condition. Commonly described as "Berry" spoons, they were used to serve jams & fruit conserves. They became popular around the turn of the century when Devonshire Teas became fashionable. This is a particularly good example - it is heavily built.

A pigeon pair of hand painted water jugs depicting all manner of chook. They stand 8 1/2" tall & present in perfect, original condition. Careful packing is offered for postage.

A cased set of 6 Entr'ee Forks made in England. They present in good, original condition.

Spent a lot of it's life as my Coca Cola cooler & it is a wine cooler with class. It is a classic Art Nouveau design of circa 1914. It was made in the Stoke On Trent, Staffordshire pottery & displays it's iconic stamp to the base. It presents in good, original condition with no damage. Careful packing is offered for postage.

A set of 4 quality Cups Saucers & Plates made by Classic Fine China Australia. They present in good, original condition. Careful packing is offered for postage.