6 Results: New & Used in joinery in Victoria

Joinery - Stair Building-Plastering - Reference book 1920 -1950 For Sale is a - I C S Reference Library Book. Joinery, Stair Building, Ironmongery, Plastering, Glass and Glazing, Painting and Decorating, Electric Wiring and Bells. Published by the International Textbook Company, Scranton, PA, USA This Reference book is in Excellent Condition. This book is ideal for a learner Cabinet maker to learn how Wood was use to build Doors Windows etc in the "Old Way" No Offers thanks it's $60.00 The book

SUPERB LARGE COPPER AND BRASS KETTLE MADE BY WILLIAM SOUTTER AND SONS BIRMINGHAM IN 1850. WILLIAM SOUTTER KETTLES ARE CONSIDERED THE ABSOLUTE ZENNITH OF KETTLES AND ARE DIFFICULT TO FIND (ESPECIALLY IN THIS CONDITION) AND HIGHLY PRIZED BY KETTLE COLLECTORS. SOUTTER WERE COPPERSMITHS AND BRASS FOUNDERS STARTED IN 1760 AND CLOSED IN 1929. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE...LARGE....330 HIGH....330 LONG AND 210 WIDE.. THE CONDITION IS BRILLIANT AND A GREAT EXAMPLE OF SOUUTERS AMAZING SKILL AND WORKMANS

Mid Century phone table made by John Grimes Furniture Melbourne. Single drawer with dovetail joinery and beautiful wave handle. Black vinyl seat cushion. Very good condition. Dimensions: H55 x W92 x D41cm

https://www.1stdibs.com/en-gb/furniture/seating/side-chairs/19th-century-chinese-rosewood-chairs-ming-style/id-f_2377802/?modal=intlWelcomeModal https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/armchairs/19th-century-ming-style-officials-hat-chair/id-f_28014092/ 1840s RARE FIND, 2 Stunning Elmwood Scholar's Lamp-Hanger XL Highback Dining Chairs and Table shipped from China EARLY 19TH CENTURY, Set of Chinese Antique Elmwood Scholar's Lamp-Hanger Chairs or Yoke Back Chairs or Official's Hat Highback

Mid Century Simplistic “Danish Style “ table. Well made and solid. Unsure of type of wood, teak in colour. The joinery is beautiful. Original label in situ. Good condition (see photos) Measurements: Depth 34cm Width 46cm Height 40cm

The Beale narrative, which had humble beginnings in the latter half of the 19th century and is a tale of Australian commitment to industry, achievement, and greatness, is an inspiration to all. The building that housed the factory at 47 Trafalgar Street, Annandale, which was built in 1893 by Octavius Charles Beale, still survives today, attesting to the resilience of the then-thriving Australian piano industry. In reality, between 1893 and 1975, Beale and Company produced almost 95,000 pianos,