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Hi I am selling the base of my kerosene lantern. Unfortunately I broke the top attachment but you can buy replacements online. This is a solid and large kerosene lantern that is in good working order.

Vintage Grandfather clock 1950’s. Good condition.

This is a fabulous 3 piece art deco Australian tea set. Stamped on the bottom PARAMOUNT Plate Best Quality EP NS A1 warranted hard soldered KC Luke Pty Ltd Melbourne. Clean and shiny with no dints and in good condition. This is a fabulous set of Australian art deco! The 3 pc set $80 Ferny Hills Cash or bank transfer only please 🙂 🙏 No postage.

41cm H x 23 W. This is an incredibly beautiful Antique coffee pot. This large Dutch pewter coffee pot has wooden ball feet and dates from the mid 18th century. It has the Dutch pewter markings on the base. It is untouched and has no repairs and is full of character. There is a little spot of the pewter that is lifting and a couple of little dints. The walnut feet are worn and the worn patina on the pot is just gorgeous. It would have been found in a good tavern, or coffee shop or used in a coun

Large antique church pew. It’s big so would need help lifting. Approx 2.4m long and 0.9m high.

Silky oak desk out of MacArthur chambers in Edward Street Brisbane in 1980s own a bit of history

Made by famous influences. Message for more detail. $2 a bottle of $10 for all.

There’s a SPECIAL invitation down below ~ This could be a project. I bought it at an antiques auction many years ago. It was really dirty so just had to wash it. Well… as you can see in my photos the surface colour just washed away. It would take very little effort to bring it back to the underneath cream, then it could be painted and have a brand new lease of life. Or treasure it as it is. It has a registered number 769285 and was made in England about 100 years ago by SylvaC Shaw and Copestak

There's a SPECIAL invitation down below ~ I believe this little jug was made in Staffordshire England back in the heyday of production there, may be around the 1920’s. He’s very detailed with his “stiff upper lip” and quirky smile. Great expression in his eyes too, looking off into the distance, obviously a thinker. He’s very shiny and in perfect condition, so the white flairs are just a reflection of lights. There’s an artists’ mark under the Made in England impression. He’s hand painted under

There's a SPECIAL invitation down below ~ This vase has to be 100 years old. It’s pattern No. 6384 comes from this iconic Australian manufacturer, CROWN CRYSTAL. It’s clear glass which is surprisingly thick and has lots of patterns happening. The top is scalloped with an echo just below which is the beginning of finger wide panels descending to the action where starbursts are protected by deep diamond cuts. There are more grooves below and underneath is another starburst with an indented centre