279 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Bassendean 6054, WA (Page 5 of 12)

This set of 6 napkins are made of linen, with scalloped saddle stitched edges and floral embroidery in the corner. The napkins are in excellent, unused condition and have no tears, rips or stains. The price is for all 6 napkins as a set.

Made by Sherlow Pottery this bud vase is 10cm tall and 10cm in diameter. The vase has a beautiful glaze over a bisque base. The vase is in exceptional condition and has the makers mark on the base.

These 4 cups were made by the great English china house.of Wedgwood. The cups have a cream / ivory glaze and a single pedestal foot under a standard London sized body. The cups are in perfect condition and have the Wedgwood stamp on the base. The price is for all 4 cups as a set.

The beauty in this vintage amber glass bowl comes from many different components. There is the way the roundness of the bowl well sits inside the square of the over all form. There is the way the bowl raises up the squared border to allow light underneath to make it almost shine from below. There is also the first class moulding that makes the fish and water lillies so life like. There is also the beautiful amber colour of the glass. It could also be the fact that the piece is in incredible con

In the 1950s Algerian and Morocco had a booming tourist trade. This leather camel, complete with rug and halter, was made for that trade. The camel stands about 15cm tall and is 15cm long, with a wonder air of worn charm and happy calmness. He is in great vintage condition with no loose stitches or leather decay. His eyes are bright and interested, his ears are upright and alert, and he seems quite house trained. He doesn't move about a lot, but then he is getting on in years. I have sometimes

What was known as 'Blackboy' in the 1950s is better known now as the Australian Grass Tree. Technically it's not a tree at all, being much more.like a palm in its base structure. The wood, if we call it that, is notoriously hard to turn, so bowls and turned pieces are rare and sought after. This bowl is approx 12cm in diameter, and made from solid Grass Tree. Turned in the 1950s it still has the original green felt base. The bowl is in excellent condition.

Made in the 1930s by the English china company Grafton, this cup, saucer and side plate trio has a crest of Melbourne with the Latin motto and armourial supports. All pieces have the decoration over a crisp white underglaze. All pieces are in excellent condition and have the Grafton makers mark on the base.

These twin matching Dom glass frogs are 5.5cm in diameter. They are in excellent condition and have no chips or cracks. Perfect for matching cases or float bowls, it is rare to find them exactly the same. The price is for the frogs together as a pair / set.

These 4 dinner plates were made.im Japan in the 1980s. They are in excellent condition and have the makers mark on the base. The cost is for all 4 plates, so they are effectively less that $1 per plate.

From the English china company of Ridgeway, this cup and saucer duo in from the Adelphi pattern range. The Norfolk sized cup and saucer are in pristine condition with the makers mark on the base.

Made in the 1950s these 5 glass desert bowls from Davidson glass are dainty, pretty and robust. The perfect size for a genteel desert, they are in excellent condition. The price is for the set, making them.leaa than $1 per bowl.

Made by the great English china maker Royal Doulton in England in the 1960s, this demitasse, or Norfolk size, cup and saucer duo is from the Rondelay pattern range. The cup and saucer are in excellent condition and have the makers mark on the base.

Made by Burleigh china in England, this serving bowl is approx 30cm across at the top, and is perfect for serving almost anything. It is in excellent condition with the makers mark on the base.

Made in the 1960s by the great English china company of Queen Anne, this cup and saucer duo is in excellent condition with the makers mark on the base.

Made by Royal Copenhagen, the esteemed Danish china maker, this tray is approx 10cm.long and 8cm wide. The tray has a fabulous blue glaze that is further decorated by a glaze decoration of an open blossom apple tree branch that is truely beautiful. The vanity tray is in pristine, unused condition, with the makers mark on the base.

This teacup, saucer and side Plate trio was.made.in England by Royal Grafton, as souvenir ware for Mt Buffalo in Victoria. The set is in excellent condition, with the makers marks on the base.

Designed and thrown by James Gillon Crawford.of Aviemore Pottery in Scotland, this wonderful little cream / milk jug is unusual, and beautiful. The jug has a soft white underglaze with a moss and leaf green stripe decoration. The jug's form is roughly hourglass shaped, with a curved blade handle. The jug is in perfect condition and has the Aviemore Pottery mark on the base

From England in the 1950s this tin has a reproduction of a painting from the Tate museum featuring horses and.ponies in an idyllic barnyard scene. The tin is approx 30cm X 30cm X 10cm, and has great graphics, no dents, no significant rust and.a lid that comes off easily but not without assistance.

Made in the early 1970s these salt and.pepper shakers are approximately 10cm tall, with a green glaze that has a darker band about the top. Like almost all Japanese salt and.pepper shakers, they have weird numbers of holes. I. This case, the salt has three and the pepper has four. They are in great condition, have the stoppers, and are marked Japan on the base.

Common in pubs and bars in the UK and Australia in the 1930s to 1950s, this bakelite ashtray was placed in bars as advertising for alcohol supplier. In this case, the ashtray advertises McWilliams. The ashtray is in good condition and has no breaks, splits or chips. The colours are unfaded and the base only mildly affected by cigarettes over the years.

Made in Japan in the 1980s by Sango, these two cup and saucer duos are in pristine condition, with the makers mark on the base. The cups are in the smaller Norfolk size. The price is for both duos as a set, making them effectively $1.50 per set

These 4 fine bone china dinner plates were made by Some china I. Japan in the early 1980s. They are from the Rodean pattern range. The plates are in excellent condition and have the makers mark on the base. The price is for all 5 plates as a set. That effectively makes the price $1.20 per plate

Made in the 1930s this English posie vase has a hard to read makers mark, but is in excellent condition. The swirling pastel glazes are reminiscent of Crown Tudor and Crown Ducal, and the more muted colours of Clarice Cliff. The sides have horizontal ridges and a wider top than base.for classical 30s styling.

Made by the English china company, Royal Grafton, these three desert bowls are from the Viscount pattern range. The small bowls are in good condition with the makers mark on the base. The price is for the 3 bowls as a set, making the cost effectively $1 per bowl.