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

Offered for sale is a Victorian extension table. It is designed to accommodate 18 in comfort - a genuine 18 seater. It is of strict Masonic proportion & was made in London England around 1880. Compacted dimensions are - 53 inches wide x 66 inches long. Fully extended the length is 15 feet 6 inches. The height is traditional at 29 inches. It is complete with it's five original extension leaves which are strategically dimensioned & numbered at each end for ordered assembly. It is made of richly f

Good, original condition.

Royal Worcester ''Lavinia" pattern Z2821 traditional double handle soup bowl & plate. set They remain unused & present in mint condition. $50 for the two sets (four pieces).

Offered for sale is a French Commode of "Bombe" shape & in the style of Louis XV. It is well made, the timber employed is Silver Birch & it is solid with no veneer work. There is no secondary timber & it shows evidence of hand tool work & quality joinery. The structure is rigid with no movement & it has no damage except for minimal borer, which is inert & restricted to one rear leg. The Travertine Marble top is clean & has no cracks. The Rococo drawer handles & ormolu mounts are original & are

Large size, perfect condition.

It stands 2 3/4" tall & is hallmarked Birmingham 1909. It is undamaged.

Earthenware manufacturer at the Albion Pottery, Navigation Rd, Burslem, and, later, also at the Hadderidge Pottery, Burslem. W. R. Midwinter was founded by William Robinson Midwinter at Bournes Bank, Burslem in about 1910. The business expanded rapidly moving to the Albion Works in Navigation Rd, Burslem in 1914. William Midwinter served in the Royal Navy during the First World War and care of the business was left in the hands of his wife. Further expansion followed in the 1920s and 1930s and

Stamped with the Doulton Lambeth mark of 1927 - 1936, the geometric pattern D5209 was registered in 1932. It is 11" in diameter & presents in perfect, original condition.

An original 19th Century extension bell in perfect, original condition.

"FROME" is reminiscent of the Pears print era. It remains unused. The hallmark shows the registration mark of S. Fielding & Co. Stoke on Trent England 1880 - 1917.

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