0 Results: New & Used in brass in Cornubia 4130, QLD

Solid Brass Astrolabe. Used by Astronomers and Navigators to identify stars or planets to determine local latitude given local time to survey or to triangulate. It was used in classical antiquity, the Islamic Golden Age, the European Middle Ages and the Renaissance for these purposes. Size is 21cm long.

Here we have a very nice and rare art deco lady fruit bowl. It's made from solid brass and has a lovely yellow and white handkerchief shape glass bowl. This is a stunning item it's 37 cm tall in total. The bowl is 31 cm wide and 9 cm deep itself. The base is 16 cm wide. It is in great condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. PH:

Antique brass bed plus very clean mattress always had mattress protector

Large Antique Indian Temple Door. Over 300 Years Old. Stunning Door With Heavy Brass and Sheesham Timber. Size is 357cm high x 166cm wide. Beautiful Addition to Any Home or Garden.

Large Antique Indian Dowry / Gypsy Chest. Made from Hardwood and Brass. Hard to Find Unique Piece. Stands 80cm high x 126cm long x 70cm deep.

Solid mahogany Broadwood piano legs, each sporting genuine brass castor wheels. These mahogany legs come from a 150 yr old original handcrafted “John Broadwood piano. Each leg carefully crafted with original design. With some polish of beeswax, or a particular wood treatment, these could be a lovely but historic feature, for any collectors, or any furniture reclaimer looking to upcycle these unique antique items to create or add to existing furniture decor.

For sale is an Antique, freestanding cupboard. These cupboards are not made like this anymore. This unit is in excellent condition (for its age), with no sign of moisture, damp, or mould damage. Complete with antique brass handles & lock fixtures, the shelving & slide out drawers are completely serviceable & can securely store any of your household items. Dimensions - 1650mm H x 1230mm W x 530mm D Pick up only - Victoria Point

Ready for pick up from CAPALABA area or Main Beach, GC (by appointment only). Made by Boosey & Co, Makers, London who began manufacturing woodwind instruments in 1851 and then bass instruments in 1868. In 1874 they moved into Regent Street, London and stayed there for 131 years. They later became Boosey & Hawkes in 1930. Lyre shaped music stand clamp for holding sheet music (install on wind or brass instruments/marching bands). It attaches to the instrument somehow, but I am not sure how. I can

maybe arround 1920, Material: Brass, Tip: Crystal - and absolutely beautiful, sadly we had to move and have no possibility for any ceiling lamp.

Corkscrew from the 1920’s in very good condition for its age Brass with figures imprinted