155 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Mount Victoria 2786, NSW (Page 4 of 7)

An elegant card table that presents in unusually original condition. It is made of select mahogany & it is well designed & very well made. The carved, slender cabriole legs are a work of art. It is an envelope folding design that opens by activation of a secret button. It is easy to operate & all leaves open & close with precision. The finish has not been disturbed & the green baize counting surface is original. The two brass & iron drawer handles are 1883 pattern & original. The structure is r

Offered for sale is a Sterling Silver Calling Card Case that presents in original, undamaged condition. It bears the maker's mark of "KA &Z" & the silver assay stamp of Birmingham 1898. It holds my business card which measures 9 x 5.5cm & it is 8mm deep. Weight is 56g - it is heavily constructed. It has never been damaged, repaired or modified. N.B. this is a genuine card case & not a common match vesta, cigarette case or snuff box. Postage is available.

Offered for sale is a genuine Courthouse Robe / Chamber Robe which was made in Sydney around 1885. It is stamped & numbered by Eveleigh Works & the rococo brass handles are cast in Birmingham & show a registration number that dates to 1885. It presents in original, unmodified condition. The finish is original & has not been tampered with. Timbers employed are Hoop Pine, Cedar & Douglas Fir. It is structurally sound with no movement in any joint. There is no evidence of borer activity, rot or da

Large size D6335, it presents in perfect condition however it has a fine crack on the bird. The crack is difficult to see - a macro photo is included. Careful packing is offered for postage.

A cased set of fish knives & forks circa 1890 that presents in good, original condition. The case is structurally sound with perfect hinges & clasps. The knives measure 8" & the forks 7"

Offered for sale is an original French Bedside Cabinet in the traditional style of Louis XV. It was without doubt made in Paris circa 1900. It is absolutely original & complete with original rouge marble. It has not been restored, repolished, damaged, repaired or modified in any way. It is made of solid French Walnut with no secondary timbers. The top is fitted with a fine slab of polished rouge marble. The interior of the cabinet is fitted with grey veined white marble & is complete with it's

It is a fine example that was made in London Circa 1840. Dimensions are strictly traditional & representative of the era at 84" in height, 48" in width & 24" in depth. It is presented in original, well preserved, unmodified condition. The structure is sound with no movement, rot, evidence of borer, damage repair or modification. The poplar backboards remain undisturbed. They are quattro panelled & chamfer fitted in traditional Georgian form. The finish is original, showing excellent colour & pa

Offered for sale is a French mantle clock circa 1880. It is of superlative quality & substantial proportion. It is capable of extremely accurate time keeping. The case is of serpentine drum form & it is constructed of select Belgian Slate. It is embellished with elaborate bronze artwork in addition to emerald marble inlay. It features gilded brass frontal pillasters & bronze finials. The face glass & pendulum case glass are both thick, bevelled lead crystal. It presents in original condition &

A high quality Christening Set set made in England 1881. Each piece is hallmarked Birmingham 1881 & struck with the makers stamp "H & T" (Hillard & Thomason - Spencer Street Birmingham). The handles are sterling silver. The knife measures 5 1/4 inches, the spoon 5 1/4 inches & the fork 4 1/2 inches. The set is complete with its original leather bound fitted case. The quality of manufacture is superlative & the condition is good & original.

Offered for sale is a good, honest Cedar Wardrobe. It would suit the buyer who appreciates original 19th Century character. The structure is rigid with no movement. It is made of thick, well figured Cedar with no secondary timbers excepting the structural corner posts & glue blocks, which are Ash & Ironbark. There is no rot or evidence of borer activity. The plinth skirt is 6" in height & has not suffered reduction to rot or damage. The finish is original & it shows good coulour & patina. The d

A 5 Pint lidded cannister made in the Camperdown, Sydney factory around 1880. It is stamped R. FOWLER SYDNEY & the number 5. It presents in good original condition with only small chips to the rim, no cracks & no repairs. It stands 9" tall & 6" in diameter. It is ideal for rice & Fettuccine storage.

Offered for sale is an original Irish Pine Chest of drawers. It is an authentic Irish Chest that was made around 1860 & it is presented in original condition. I purchased it from descendants of the family who migrated to Australia in the late 19th century. These chests are rare & it has been a striking part of my collection for over a decade. All timbers are Irish White Pine with no secondary timbers employed. The wide, elm like grain together with it's large, radial knots give it an unique per

Stamped "TE" it was made by Thomas Edwards Swan Bank, Burslem Stoke On Trent between the years 1846 & 1848. It presents in good, original condition. It measures 12' x 7" & stands 6" tall. Careful packing is offered for postage.

Good, original condition with no cracks or chips.

Royal Doulton, England 'The Vicar of Bray' D5615 large character jug designed by Charles Noke and Harry Fenton. The design was issued from******1960 but the backstamp on this piece has the letter "A" next to the crown. This backstamp was applied during the period******1955 only. It presents in perfect condition with no damage or repair. It stands 17cm (6 1/2") tall. Prompt delivery is available.

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.

The solid elm structure is sound with no movement. The quality of build is good - it is traditionally joinery built with mortise & tenon joints. The construction is solid & heavy. The feet are in excellent condition, & though some wear is evident, are not suffering rot as is common. The timber housed hinge assembly is in good original condition & operates well. The original lacquer finish is intact however does show wear. There is evidence that it has been polished with tung oil or a similar la

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.