4 Results: New & Used in cedar in Canberra Region, ACT

Cedar cabinet, pine leadlight doors fitted, (see original doors on floor in front) Brass fist handles worth more alone if you want to throw the cabinet away.. moving in sale, no room, everything must go at give away prices, 60-75% discount. Antique chests trunks, drawers, hall stand, whatnot, oil lamps, 100's of smalls to unpack, very rare collectables, cast iron sewing machines, Wertheim, CM, Wilcox & Gibbes. cast pleating irons, No lookers, Buyers only, cash on pickup Goulburn. Email only ple

Antique Magic Lantern projector with 29 biblical theme glass slides. Circa 1890. Incandescent globe with original bakelite switch. The case is made from Australian red cedar with brass housing for the lens arrangement. The slides are of a biblical theme and the history that we know of related to the Magic Lantern is that it was used by Pastor Cliff Murchison in the 1920's and 1930's. Pastor Cliff, the father of Lindy Chamberlain, traveled throughout western NSW, showing the slides and also sell

Chair is in good condition and oyster velvet upholstery only has a few small marks Has been in current family for at least 70 yrs

Red cedar dresser with adjustable mirror Brought from antique store Selling due to downsizing

3 drawer cedar chest of drawers Is on timber runners only. Surplus from our build, needs a good home and some TLC. Measurements as per pics Kept inside so is nice and dry. Brass handles with original locks but no keys.

Offered for "Expressions of Interest" is an original Australian Cedar Wardrobe of substantial historical significance. It was commissioned by the Roman Catholic Church (St. Augustine's Balmain) to be made by Sydney cabinetmakers Alex W. Norton for the opening of the Convent of the Immaculate Conception on 22 April 1877. A complete account of provenance will be provided to the purchaser. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows an original ink on paper label - "ALEX W. NORTON CABINETMAKER

Offered for sale by "Expression of Interest" is an early Australian sideboard of substantial proportions. It was made in Windsor NSW. The number "1858" is painted verso & after considerable reasearch it is considered to be the date of manufacture. Carving is strictly ocean influenced rococo & mouldings are ogee based. The construction is cedar & no secondary timbers are employed. Each board is stategically selected. The doors are panelled in well figured flame cedar. Three frieze dawers, ogee i

Offered for "Expressions of Interest" is an original Australian Cedar Wardrobe of substantial historical significance. It was commissioned by the Roman Catholic Church (St. Augustine's Balmain) to be made by Sydney cabinetmakers Alex W. Norton for the opening of the Convent of the Immaculate Conception on 22 April 1877. A complete account of provenance will be provided to the purchaser. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows an original ink on paper label - "ALEX W. NORTON CABINETMAKER