17 Results: New & Used in stainless steel in Canberra Region, ACT

new and unused, unwanted gift, includes hip flask, pen, keyring, shot cups and funnel, stainless steel, all comes in presentation box.

3 x Vintage Ranleigh serving trays Stainlesss steel Australians made - 1950’s Nice condition considering age Sizes - 51x31 cm - oval tray - 46x 31 cm - oblong tray - 29cm circular ( has an obvious chip on tray ) Pick up Monash Canberra

18-8 stainless steel teapot Made in Hong Kong

Great vintage condition Pulp collector is missing - this is how I bought it many years ago Made from cast aluminium & Stainless Steel Colour is more lemon Add to your Kitchenalia collection Pick up Chapman

6x Parker Vector pens (black, stainless steel and red) in sets or single. Jotter, ball point or fountain pen. The Vector is a slim, lightweight fountain pen with a plastic body and metal accents. The grip section is long and slim. The nib is plain stainless steel over a smooth feed. Can sell individually as below: Stainless steel Set of 2 ($70) *NEW/unused Plastic Set of 3 ($50) 1 x Red plastic Pen ($20)

One Fowler Vacola vintage thermometer available. Stainless steel. Very clean condition. Local pick up or delivery only. Cash only.

Late 60's Adria Stainless Steel Wrist Watch in original box. Seems to works but cannot guarantee that it keeps proper time. Pick up from Nicholls or will post at buyers expense

This is a fantastic vintage pineapple corer cutter. The handle is made of hard yellow plastic and the blade is stainless steel. In good condition and great for this summer. Measures 20cm high x 10 cm base. Slight tarnish to the metal handle. From a smoke free home.

Old carving knife, fork and steel as follows: - rectangular faux bone-handled carving knife with U shaped handle end and hardened steel blade made by Harrison Bros & Howson in Sheffield between 1910 and 1913. It was made during that time because the blade has stamped on it "CUTLERS TO HIS MAJESTY" plus a crown with "G" and "R" on either side of it which refers to King George V (George Regina) who began his reign in 1910 and knife blades were made from stainless steel after it's invention in 19

Nearly 130 years old vegetable chopper made of cast iron and hardened steel in Manhattan, New York City between 1893 and 1900. It was made by a company owned by Nelson R. Streeter who was a 19th century inventor of various household items and whose company manufactured their products in the then industrial area of Groton in New York City. He also invented a widely used household flat iron. The chopper has a 2 hardened and sharpened steel blades and is about 14cm tall. The blades can be taken ou

Vintage Dalson-Ware vegetable, herb and spice chopper made in Australia in 1940s. It has a wooden painted handle and stainless steel blades, the middle one being spring loaded. It is 18cm tall with the middle blade extended and it still works well as per the main photo. Chopping board and vegies not included. Postage would be extra.

This would possibly be the longest frosting or icing knife/spatula you have ever seen. The brand is "UNIQUE" and another Gummie has suggested it is a French brand. The length of the knife/spatula is approximately 43cm of which the blade takes up nearly 30.5cm. The width of the blade is about 23mm. There is a little spotty tarnish on the blade but this does not detract from it's usefulness in spreading frosting, icing or cream on large cakes with ease. I bought it about 43 years ago in an antiqu

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. The Sparklets Corkmaster was developed by the British Oxygen Company in the early 1960s to take advantage of the popularity of households building bars in their loungerooms during that period. It consists of a bakelite body and head, a stainless steel needle for inserting into an uncorked wine bottle, and a sparklet gas bulb (which is empty). The box is a little worse for wear but the Corkmaster looks in good condition and just needs a f

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 1935 AMP Society stainless steel propelling pencil made in England. It has 3 spare leads in the head. The head has a topaz coloured and faceted crystal on the top - see photos. It is in excellent condition.

Two large antique Humphreys & Company bone-handled knives in excellent condition. They are made of steel and not stainless steel and so date to pre 1913 when stainless steel was invented. I bought them in Berrima 15 years ago and I've enjoyed looking at their near perfection in my display cabinet since then. They are 26.5cm long. One has a small dint on the stamped side of the blade - see last photo. Postage would be extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. This Lot includes: 1. German made long jar stainless pickle grapple (23.5cm not extended) 2. Epns long jar pickle fork/spoon. It has "Lazenby's Patent" on the back of the spine (also 23.5cm long). 3. Two short jar gerkin/pickle grapples, one epns (11.5cm long) and one is stainless steel (15cm long); 4. Epns silverplated asparagus tongs made in England (11cm long); and 5. Mother-of-pearl (nacre) teaspoon (12cm long). Make an offer

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Now these forks are unusual forerunners of the plastic gloves worn by food handlers, and especially in these days of Covid-19. Two of these forks would have been used by servants in Victorian English households as a means of serving bread or toast at the dining tables. Those 2 are silverplated and are spring loaded so that the piece of bread or toast stabbed by the fork tines can be lifted off a serving tray then pushed off the fork with