108 Results: New & Used in vintage in Canberra Region, ACT (Page 4 of 5)

Vintage epns salad servers with green and gold flecked molded handles. The glass bowl is not included. Postage would be extra.

5 old glass jars, 4 of which contained spreads of peanut butter and vegemite and the 5th an old Newman's vegie pickle bottle with no lid but retained it's label. The 2 old Eta peanut butter glass jars with tin lids both have molding on their bases to indicate they are the property of Nut Foods Ltd and that the slightly larger red lidded one is a size 4 whereas the the other 4 oz jar is a size 3. The vegemite jars are from the 1940s and 60s. The small one is opal (milk) glass and was made in the

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

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.

3 vintage enamelled metal strainers/drainers/lifters for adding some colour to the decor of your kitchen. You could hang them from a ladder across your kitchen ceiling or on your farmhouse stylized kitchen wall. Whatever, these would make a great addition to display in it. They are mostly in good nick apart from the line across the bottom of the star pattern on the cream coloured lifter where the enamel has worn off. Postage would be extra.

Mid 20th century wooden hors d'oeuvres server toothpick holder in the shape of a Daschund. It has 3 rows of 8 holes each row for 24 toothpicks. Toothpicks and food shown in some of the photos are not incuded in the price. The body and the 2 circular legs of the holder were covered in a light lacquer, some of which has flaked off during it's 60 plus years of existence. The dog's head can be rotated slightly and it's ears rotate fully. The length of this toothpick holder is about 26cm (not counti

Mid 20th century wooden hors d'oeuvres server toothpick holder in the shape of a pig. There are 4 rows and 6 holes per row for 24 toothpicks in total. Toothpicks and food shown in some of the photos are not included. The body of the pig is about 17cm long, 9cm high and 6.5cm wide. The tail, which comes out, and which is pointed on one end and blunt on the other, is 15cm long. The timber body and head of the pig is covered with a light brown lacquer which has flaked off in some places. The ears,

15 vintage keys as follows: 1. 9 large solid barrel vintage steel skeleton keys; 2. 4 medium size hollow barrel steel keys; and 3. 2 medium aluminium solid barrel skeleton keys. The length of the large keys ranges from 9.5 to 10.5 cms and the medium from 6 to 7.5 cms. All of the bows of the large keys have the 8 shape whereas the medium key bow shapes are all oval. Postage would be extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

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

Vintage Krups Perla scales made in Germany by Robert Krups, Solingen-Wald. The scales are in working order and would have been an essential part of a large kitchen. They would have been used extensively for checking the weight of food purchased in bulk prior to storage and for bulk cooking recipes. It's measurements are approximately 31cm long at it's longest and 21cm wide at it's widest by 9.5cm high. There is a little spotty rust in the top of the chrome plated tray and some around it's base.

Boxed vintage set of 6 Australian Apex sterling silver teaspoons. Box measures 14.5cm x 13.5cm x 24mm when closed. Price doesn't include postage or handling costs. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Some unusual and interesting vintage Sheffield silverplate here including: 1. Two 3 pronged dessert forks from Mappin & Webb plus a lovely dessert knife in excellent condition by the same maker; 2. A 1930s cheese knife with a hexagonal handle; 3. A Sheffield Plate parfait spoon 18.5cm long; and 4. Two trident shaped pickle or entree forks.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 1940s Whittingslowe pea podder with the traditional green wooden handle. Apart from the handle and rubber rollers, the podder is made from chrome-plated steel and despite this one having a fair amount of rust, given that it is 70 years old, it still works as well as the 1950s pea podder I have also advertised separately. There is a U-tube video showing how to use it if you have fresh peas to be podded.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Cannot find anything out about this badge anywhere. It's dimensions are in inches because it was made using the imperial scale. It is 2 inches long, 1.5 inches wide and 1/8th of an inch thick. It weighs 63 grams. I found it in an all leather antique golf bag I purchased in Mittagong in 2005. It has "AUSTRALIAN GOLF UNION" (which became Golf Australia in 2006) underneath an embossed golfer at the end of a drive off a tee. On the reverse i

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Vintage small AMAMI tin (42 x 32 x 12 mms) containing a nail polishing stone which is supposed to impart a pearly lustre to nails. The tin was manufactured in England. The tin indicates "2.5 drms NET (10 grammes)". 2.5 drams is only 4.3 grams so maybe this means the polishing stone weighs 2.5 drams and the tin weighs 5.7 grams to make the 10 grams.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 2 pairs of vintage blue and white porcelain spice jars from 1940s. The slightly younger pair with the column and chequered pattern on the front have "GERMANY" stamped on the base with only the cloves jar having some slight crazing on one side. There may be a maker's name moulded into the white base but it is indistinguishable (I hope it's not Meissen porcelain). The pair with just the chequered pattern at the top of the front are Leonore

Vintage small packet (38 x 38 x 17 mms) for 36 British made electro-plated "k" brand drawing pins with rivetted heads. There are 5 pins left in the box. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Small vintage box (78 x 51 x 17 mms) of 54 Ideal brand photo gold corners made in Sweden for Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd. As indicated on the box, there was originally 100 in the box when it was purchased in 1940-50s.

Small vintage tin (45 x 26 x 10 mms) for Useful brand drawing pins of the best quality. The inside of the tin lid has been used as an oil painter's palette briefly. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Two vintage maple rolling with green wooden rotating handles. They are both 40cm long. The lighter green handled pin weighs 348g and has a much finer grain than the darker green handled rolling pin. The latter weighs 309g. The red and white handled rolling pin with the black stripe and aluminium collars is a Skyline product. This roller is made from beech, is 43cm long and weighs 400g. The better made rolling pin is the smallest one wit

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 3 vintage wooden handled citrus zesters from 1940-50s. The head of the Kande zester with the green wooden handle is made of tin and the rusted collar was chromed steel but there's not much chrome left. It is probably the oldest and made around 1945. The dark blue handled zester has a galvanised steel head, frame and collar and only a little rust on the edge of the inside of the head. It was made in about 1947/8. The light blue and white

1950s green/grey bakelite handled 1/2 cup scoop for nuts or flour or any dry food. Metal scoop chrome-plated but some corrosion. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. These 1940-50s vegie shape cutters would have been (and still could be) used for cutting pieces of vegetable or fruit into fancy shapes for hors d'oeuvres at cocktail parties or to arouse interest for main course or dessert delivery at dinner parties. Indeed, children are more likely to eat fruit and vegies if you can serve it up in fancy shapes. These pieces have had blue coloured wooden handles overpainted with a red gloss and hooks pu

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. These 1960-70s galvanised steel and brass skewers were purchased from an antique shop selling only vintage and antique French items. They range in length from 32 to 36 cms. The brass finials are soldered on to the galvanised steel rods and include a rabbit, fish, chicken and native with a huge headdress. There is no sign of rust and I would suggest they have never been used. I couldn't bring myself to spoil their appearance by using them