1 Results: New & Used in factory in Bendigo Region, VIC

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Early 1900s valve system from Maryborough vic, butter factory, comes as a 3 piece set of naturally rusted historical ornaments, originally used in the production of butter and dairy products at the original butter factory of maryborough a small town 2 hours out of Melbourne city No pay ID

Christmas Bell Mould Old factory production mould Needs some clean up $30each also plastic large single mould $15each also have easter egg moulds

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th Century Royal Doulton English Aesthetic Movement stoneware miniature perfume bottle/vase, made by designer Louisa Ayling and estimated as dating from 1880 to 1910. As well as being an assistant to the famous Eliza Simmance and Edith Herapath, Louisa created her own works at the Lambeth Factory. This miniature form was often sold by London retailers as perfume containers. The overall design features classic Aesthetic Movement floral/organic motifs comp

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Dutch G G Vesters pewter bowl, made post-WW2 and most likely dating from the 1960-70’s. Marked ‘95% Sn’ (95% tin content), with the Vesters factory hallmark and a maltese cross. Modelled on bowls you’d see in paintings by Flemish Masters of 16th and 17th Centuries. The timeless, elegant design is heavy cast and good quality. Over time the pewter has developed a warm soft lustre. A lovely piece for a country kitchen or church. Measures 21cm (diam

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century German decorated redware/klinker pottery vase, possibly by a factory such as DECORA or AKRU and most likely dating from the 1950-70s. Created in an abstract Mid-Century Modern style, this design reflects the ‘African ethnographic/Tribal’ schemes popular with many Germany pieces made during this time. No cracks or losses to glaze, rings true. Please check the pictures as they form part of the item description. Measures 31.5cm (h) x 21cm (diamete

Offered for sale is this pair of vintage 20th Century Italian Veccia Murano amethyst glass and gold-gilded vases. One of Venice’s most famous glass factories, Veccia is still in production today. Each vase depicts the romantic scene of a courting couple overlooking the lagoon across to the island of Venice. Both in excellent condition, no chipping or cracks, with the gilding showing little or no rubbing. A gentle clean will be required. Each measures 21cm (h) x 7cm (diameter, at widest) appr

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century pottery glazed Siamese Cat, most likely European and dating from the 1950’s to 1970’s. Despite intensive research, am unable to attribute the factory mark (two stylised goblets, or ‘K K’). The design smartly captures the elegance of a Siamese Cat sitting at ease. With ears at alert and engaging deep blue eyes, you almost want to pat it (or feed it, cats like that)! In excellent original condition, no chips, cracking or damage. There is a small amo

Offered for sale is this antique late-19th/early-20th Century English Pratt Ware (Staffordshire) pottery plate from its ‘Old Greek’ range. It depicts a scene from Homer’s ‘The Illyad’ – where Ulysess (on the left) is reluctantly preparing to fight with Irus (this image was copied by the Pratt factory from engravings by John Flaxman in 1805). This piece features the rarer ‘discus thrower’ backstamp. A lovely classical and elegant decorative item. No cracks or chips. 17cm diameter. There is a

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century English Carltonware pottery decorative tray, modelled on an artist’s palette and mostly likely dating from the late-1930’s to 1950's. This is an example of their ‘Australian Registered Design’ range, when the factory was attempting to stop cheaper Japanese imitations flooding the market. With its simple lines, colour scheme and three-bladed leaf motif this piece has a very strong Art Deco feel. A charming decorative as well as practical household