205 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Blue Mountains, NSW

A magnificent example of Australian colonial furniture. The architecture is impressive. It is of substantial proportions & presents in original, unmodified condition. It is made of select, well figured Cedar. The finish shows a mellow patina & it has accumulated a deep polish over it's 150 year life. It has not been stripped, repolished or refinished in any way. The structure is perfectly rigid, without movement, evidence of rot, borer or modification. Every screw & rose head nail is present. T

Original condition Victorian blue & white porcelain. The base has chips & it will require a bleach bath. It measures 8" in length & stands 5 1/2" tall. It is ink stamped & impressed with marks that give a manufacturing date of 1871. Provenance - the NSW gold mining town of Hillend which was active 1870 - 1873.

Offered for sale is an original Victorian gilt framed mirror that I had restored in 1988 - the back is dated.. The gold was restored, the black velvet mat was replaced & the mirror was resilvered. The structure is timber & the decoration is cast plaster. It is structurally sound with no joint movement & no plaster losses or damage. It has been stored for the past 25 years & presents in good condition with the gilding still bright. Measurements are 543mm x 630mm.

Hand painted, chip to one base. They stand 16" tall.

The Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co. formally TA & S Green was established in 1889. The crown maker's mark on these pieces relates to the period 1906 - 1930. The pattern of each piece is in excellent, bright, unworn condition. The large cup has a small hairline crack toward the handle as evidenced in the provided closeup photo. Substantial packing with multiple layers of insulation is proposed for registered & insured postage.

Backstamp 1934 - 1939 MINT condition. Large size.

Lion Lock Co. London, it is cast iron with an applied brass plate. From my research it was made Circa 1918. The business ceased operation in 1918. The original iron key is present & the mechanism operates perfectly. It is of substantial proportions & it is well made. Dimensions are 6" x 3" x 2" & 800 grams in weight. For the past 15 years it has been fitted to a strong box & used regularly. During that time it worked reliably & it is smooth to operate. Postage is available

It is complete with all original handles, locks, escutcheons & feet. It is structurally sound with no evidence of rot or borer & there are no splits in the top or side boards. The top & sides are single boards & all drawer fronts are well figured. The runners were restored in 1955 & all drawers slide well. All locks are operational however the original key is lost. It stands 50" tall, 48" wide & 19" deep.

Cased set of Serviette Ring, Egg Cup & Spoon all stamped with the makers mark & hallmaked Birmingham. The set is unused & complete in it's royal blue case. Postage is available

A formal two height, cantilever secretaire bookcase of elegant proportions figured in flame mahogany. It is a quality build that was made in London between 1845 & 1855. The structure is solid honduras mahogany. The backing boards, which are bolection panelling, & shelving are fine grade baltic pine. Dimensions are 7'6" x 4'. The secretaire drawer front is fielded with a burr mahogany panel which is segregated from figured crossbanding by ogee recessed moulding & finished in pencil cockbeading.

Offered for "Expressions of Interest" is an original Australian Cedar Wardrobe of substantial historical significance. It was commissioned by the Roman Catholic Church (St. Augustine's Balmain) to be made by Sydney cabinetmakers Alex W. Norton for the opening of the Convent of the Immaculate Conception on 22 April 1877. A complete account of provenance will be provided to the purchaser. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows an original ink on paper label - "ALEX W. NORTON CABINETMAKER

An original blue & white Willow Pattern cup & saucer by potters Johnson Bros. Staffordshire, Stoke on Trent, England. It is a large, traditional size made specifically for French Cafe Au Lait. The cup measures 4 1/2" & the saucer 7". The set presents in original, undamaged condition. Careful packing is offered for postage.

An excellent example of Empire Porcelain Co. it is dated September 1928. For the past 25 years it has been used as a drinks cooler.

A rare double set bearing the Mappin & Webb stamp circa 1880. The set comprises knife & fork to suit red meat, knife & fork to suit white meat & appropriate sharpening steel. Each fork is fitted with a retractable guard. All pieces present in good, original condition - the knives show no sharpening wear. The case measures 15" x 7".

Patented 1878 New York USA. It presents in original, unmodified condition & is complete with original patera pendulum, key & cherubs. The construction is solid walnut & it shows a good, undisturbed patina. The original gilding is intact on the face bezel & chapter ring & the key winding escutcheons are untouched. All three "hand drawn" glass panels are original. The cupid glass etching, which is correct for the Windsor, is sharp & undamaged. The movement is original & is unworn, undamaged & has

A quality set hallmarked Sheffield 1855 & stamped "HH". The makers Harrison Bros & Howson were registered silversmiths at Norfolk St. Sheffield. They were first registered in 1849 & traded from 1854 - 1895. This set is heavily built & presents in original, undamaged condition.

Early examples of matching goblets complete with original covers. They present in good, original condition with an honest patina.

Original, unaltered condition. It retains it's original, naturally faded garnet shellac finish & shows an interesting colour & patina. All timbers are Australian Cedar. The top & sides are single boards. The drawer fronts are continuous, matched boards. All locks & escutcheons are original. All locks are operational & the original bow key is present. One drawer knob has been replaced however it is very close to the original. It was made between 1840 & 1850. There are elements of biedermeier in

Offered for sale is an Australian Cedar Chiffonier of small proportions. The petite, upright design is representative of classic colonial Australian furniture often furnishing city terrace houses of the 19th century. It was made in Sydney around 1870 & it is preserved in original, untouched condition. Before my ownership it resided at Paddington St. Woollahra. The terrace house was built circa 1865 & this chiffonier is believed to be amongst the original furniture. Its unique character is repre

Old Hall Pottery Factory - Staffordshire. Hampden pattern by legendary Aesthetic Movement designer Christopher Dresser. It presents in original condition with a good, crazed patina. It has original, surface firing cracks that are superficial. No damage. It stands 4" tall & is 7" long by 3" wide. Careful packing is offered for postage.

Offered for sale is an original, signed Australian Cedar Lawyer's Wardrobe. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows two original ink on paper labels "HENRY WOOLLEY Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, & Decorator 419, GEORGE-ST., SYDNEY". A label has been applied to the inside of each door. This particular label, showing the address of 419 George Street, represented the workshop trading period 1851 to 1853. Henry Woolley, late of New Bond St. London, commenced business in Sydney in 1851. He came

A set of 4 solid Continental Silver 833 Coffee Spoons hallmarked 1843. These were Amsterdam coffee house spoons used to add & stir sugar. They are hand chased in a Rococo design. They measure 3 3/4". They show little wear & present well

Impressed with the mark of R.H. Plant, Est 1775 Staffordshire England. They present in almost MINT condition. The registration No. 351548 gives a manufacture date during 1901. $400 for both sets (6 pieces). Careful packing is offered for postage.

No. 6626 registration 1970 full size standing 8". It presents in perfect, undamaged condition. Careful packing is offered for postage.