279 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Bassendean 6054, WA (Page 10 of 12)

Made by Braemore in the the 1950s, this trough vase is a large triangle, with a soft white glaze and organic impressed pattern in the exterior sides. The vase is in perfect condition with the Braemore makers mark on the base.

Made by Beardmore in the 1950s, this vase is wide and low, especially designed for floating flowers such as camelias. Called a trough vase, the vases were especially popular for low, short stemmed flowers. The vase is large, and approx 30cm in length. The exterior had an impressed art nouveau pattern, making it soft and organic. Covered in a soft white glaze, the vase is in perfect condition, and has the Beardmore stamp on the base.

Designed for use on a vanity or dressing table to put jewellery or accessories when disrobing, this vanity tray was made by the English company Wade in the 1940s. The piece is in immaculate condition and has the Wade stamp on the base.

Made just after the war, this low milk jug was created by the venerable English china company Alfred Meakin. The milk just has an ivory / soft white underglaze and gold gilt on the rim It's in perfect condition, about 15cm in diameter and has the Alfred Meakin makers mark on the base.

Just after WWII Japan began rebuilding their economy by manufacturing for export. This delightful sugar bowl is part of that effort. Manufactured before 1952, the sugar bowl is based on the design of an incense burner, with the lid, holes and shape that typify incense burners in Japan. With its brilliant colours and peony design, it's wonderfully beautiful. It's in perfect condition and has Japan on the base.

In the 1930s, when you were back home after a night out, you would take off your jewellery and put it (before cleaning it) into a ceramic dish or tray where your make up or perfume wouldn't stain your tray, mirror or other jewellery that may have been made of coral, pearl, celluloid or tortoise shell, all of which could be damaged by some makeups or perfumes. This dish from the renowned Royal Crown Derby has a crisp underglaze and decoration of wonderful posies. It's in immaculate condition and

Made in the 1930s, this delightful vanity dish from the legendary China company Shelley is truly beautiful. Is has a ripple base, gold gilt rim and decoration over a crisp white underglaze. It's in perfect condition and has the Shelley makers mark on the base.

At an impressive 15cm tall, this huge sugar castor was made by Staffordshire pottery in the late 1960s. The castor has the plug in the base and is easy to use. Being ceramic it won't corrode, or sweat in hot kitchens. It's in perfect condition and has the Staffordshire makers mark on the base.

Made by the famous English china company, Hornsea, in the 1960s, this trivet / coaster would be used for teapots or hot plates on a table. It features two birds, one singing and the other puffed up for roosting. The trivet is approx 12 cm across and is in perfect condition. The Hornsea makers mark is on the base.

This delightful sugar bowl has a soft white underglaze and a delightful decoration of apple blossoms in pink, grey and green. The bowl has an internal rim of duck egg blue and is in absolutely perfect condition. The Alfred Meakin makers mark is on the base.

Made by the English china company of Grindley in the 1960s, this platter is approx 35cm long, with a crisp white underglaze and a decoration of Tudor flowers around the internal rim. The platter is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The makers mark is on the base.

Made by the English china company in the 1950s, this sugar bowl from Alfred Meakin has a crisp white underglaze with a beautiful depiction of monochrome Wild Oats. The goals has an interior band of gold gilt, and is in excellent condition. The Meakin makers mark is on the base.

This platter was created by the English china company Royal Doulton in the 1960s. The platter is approximately 30cm across with a soft ivory underglaze and a series of coloured pinstripe rings around the lip and rim. Th platter is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Royal Doulton makers mark is on the base.

This platter from Royal Doulton is in 'as new' condition. It is almost 40cm across and is from the Oxford Green pattern. It is an oval shaped platter with a crisp white underglaze and an Oxford Green pinstripe on the rim. There is also pin striping in gold guilt, giving the platter an air of elegance. The Royal Doulton stamp is on the base.

Back in the day when agriculture was a much more labour intensive industry, apples were sorted and graded by simple machines and then checked by humans. The humans used grading rings such as this set of grading rings made by 'Trugrade' back in the 1930s. The reducing rings go from 3inches to 2 inches, and are joined into an easily fanned set. They are in excellent condition, with no bends, cracks or warping. These are a great piece of gardening history and hard to find complete.

In the 1950s T.G. Green had a china pattern called Granville. The patte n was toffee and treacle glazes with chocolate decorating glazes. This platter from that range is in excellent condition, is approx 35cm wide and a great example of the pattern. The Granville backstamp is on the base.

These wonderful soup bowls from Wedgwood has a flattened rim that displays the amazing mint greens and light reda that characterise the beautiful Oberon pattern. The bowls are in amazing condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Wedgwood makers mark is on the base. The price is for both bowls together.

This fantastic stirrup cup was created by Hugo Grun, the well known Danish silversmith, in the 1930s. Standing approximately 10cm tall the cup is straight sided with a slight flare at the lip and a rimmed base. The cup sides have an amazing basket weave pattern that gives the silver strength and at the same time looks amazing. The cup is in excellent condition, with no dents, splits or scratches. The cup has the Hugo Grun makers mark (H Gr) and is marked Prima for the silver rating.

This serving bowl / fruit bowl is made from fine white milk glass. It has raised relief patterning of fruit and grapes inside the bowl, while the rim of the bowl has a beautiful gold trim. The bowl is on a raised foot to make it almost a short compote bowl. The bowl is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or scratches.

Made by the firm.of Drostdy, this stoneware platter is large, neutral and hard-wearing. The platter is approximately 35cm long, with a rise and fall lip that adds a ridge to the edge, making it perfect for carving. The platter is in amazing condition with no chips, cracks or crazing . The Drostdy makers mark is on the base.

This approx 15cm tall urn or krater, was created by the old school English china company of Brentleigh. The urn is shaped to resemble a classical Greek vase, or krater, with a hand applied sponge wash finish in a soft relaxing blue. The krater is in excellent condition and has the Brentleigh stamp on the base and the original foil stamp from the 1920s is on the side.

Made in the late 1970s, these 4 Spice jars have an hourglass shaped body, with a soft plastic lid. The lids come in 4 bright eye catching colours. The Spice jars are in perfect condition. The price is for all 4 jars as a set

Torquay ware is traditionally pottery made in, or near, Torquay, England. The definition has grown to include Devon generally, but it remains largely regionally based. This Torquay ware vase is approx 25cm tall, and features a white clay that has a cream underglaze, and decorative flowers and filigree on the body of the base. The base has a bulbous base with a chimney stack neck that has internal fluting for a quatrefoil opening. The vase is in amazing condition and has no chips, cracks or craz

This tureen and serving bowl is from the esteemed Japanese company, Mikasa, from their Intaglio Cezanne range. The tureen has a flat topped lid that has a half moon hole for the ladle, and a band of sold pastel decoration over the soft white underglaze. The base of the tureen has the same underglaze and a larger band of geometric pastel coloured decoration. The tureen is large but not forbiddingly heavy, and is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The serving bowl is equally b