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- Original Foster's sign belonged to a liquor store, unique shape, rare find. - 49 cm x 99 cm - Free local pick up in Chirnside Park, 3116 VIC - Contact my phone for more details and photos. - Ideal for man caves, sheds, bars, pubs, clubs, garages, houses, restaurants, or can be used for birthday, ceremony or any kinds of events gifts. - Please allow 1-2cm errors due to manual measurement. Wall | Plaque | Country | Rustic | Decor

1950/60s replica diner wall jukebox. Based on the legendary model Select-o-matic from Seeburg. Features Bluetooth, USB and SD card reader, auxiliary input/output, FM radio and remote control. A perfect piece for the mancave or she shed, restaurant, home diner, bar or entertaining room. 2x2W Full range speakers 5mm dia. stereo jack AUX IN 5mm dia. stereo jack LINE OUT Stream audio files direct from a Bluetooth enabled smartphone or media device Play audio files directly from a USB storage devic

KRUPUK TINS These tins are used for displaying prawn crackers in restaurants/street food vendors throughout different parts of South East Asia. The writing on the tins quite often represents the name of the warung/restaurant they came from. No two are the same which makes each one individual & they have been left in there original condition as pictures show. Product Specifications: Colour: Various Material: Metal Overall dimensions: 24cm x 24cm x 42cm (W x D x H) Appro

Perfect industrial peace .old school construction - bullet proof. Working order this blower is great condition saved from engineering workshop “ex bus depot” here in Melbourne part of Victorian history . Perfect for mancave shed , or bar restaurant. Still working great condition

Authentic Antique Vickers Ruwolt Workbench – A Unique Industrial Treasure Dive into the heart of industrial history with this remarkable Vickers Ruwolt workbench, a genuine relic that began its working life at the esteemed engineering firm in Richmond, Victoria, Australia. This isn’t just a piece of furniture; it’s a slice of Australian industrial heritage, offering an authentic patina developed over a century of service. Featuring 27 drawers in various sizes, this workbench bears the marks a

Excellent second hand condition as seen in photos. LEGO 10243 Parisian Restaurant was a 2,469 piece Icons set with 5 minifigs released in 2014 Complete with instruction manual and box.

The Soda Syphon or Seltzer Bottle is a device used for carbonating water. Its history dates back to the 18th century when natural springs of sparkling water were discovered in Europe. The first Soda Syphon was invented in 1829 by a Frenchman named Guy Gilbey. Soda Syphons became popular in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly as a way of serving carbonated water in bars and restaurants. In the early 20th century, they were made from metal and were often used in homes.

The Soda Syphon or Seltzer Bottle is a device used for carbonating water. Its history dates back to the 18th century when natural springs of sparkling water were discovered in Europe. The first Soda Syphon was invented in 1829 by a Frenchman named Guy Gilbey. Soda Syphons became popular in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly as a way of serving carbonated water in bars and restaurants. In the early 20th century, they were made from metal and were often used in homes.

The Soda Syphon or Seltzer Bottle is a device used for carbonating water. Its history dates back to the 18th century when natural springs of sparkling water were discovered in Europe. The first Soda Syphon was invented in 1829 by a Frenchman named Guy Gilbey. Soda Syphons became popular in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly as a way of serving carbonated water in bars and restaurants. In the early 20th century, they were made from metal and were often used in homes.

The Soda Syphon or Seltzer Bottle is a device used for carbonating water. Its history dates back to the 18th century when natural springs of sparkling water were discovered in Europe. The first Soda Syphon was invented in 1829 by a Frenchman named Guy Gilbey. Soda Syphons became popular in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly as a way of serving carbonated water in bars and restaurants. In the early 20th century, they were made from metal and were often used in homes.