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This Singer Sewing Machine is a real antique and it still works. It was serviced back in 2020 and has not been used since. Service Docket can be supplied on request. It is a well made, durable machine, as it has no plastics like modern machines and it packs away in a neat little cabinet. All in good condition. Includes the Manual and sewing machine kit with bobbins etc. Pick up from Forbes Cash paid on pickup - please

Elegant Wooden China Cabinet in immaculate condition. Ornaments in China Cabinet not for sale. Pick up from Forbes. Cash Only

Offered for sale is a rare "Haberdashery" chest of drawers. It presents in undamaged, original condition. It was made in Sydney Circa 1890 by cabinet makers of German origin. The cabinet work is Australian Cedar & the drawer bases & backboards are Douglas Fir. The joinery is typical German. The brass locks are London made & all operate perfectly. The original key is included. The brass handles are London made & are numbered & date registered to the year 1890. The finish is absolutely original F

Set of 4 original bronze handles. They are absolutely untouched & complete with original patina. Registration stamp RD 109210 verso which dates 1884. Dimensions are - 117 MM WIDE X 61 MM HIGH. Postage Australia wide is offered well packed registered & insured.

Offered for sale is a signed Satinwood Bedside Cabinet of exceptional quality. It bears the impressed metal label of "Urquhart & Adamson" Liverpool England. Thomas Urquhart & David Adamson were cabinet makers who were renowned for producing high quality, elegant & fashionable furniture during the second half of the 19th Century. They had premises at 13 - 15 Bold St., 22 - 26 Concert St., & 26 - 28 Fleet St. Liverpool. Examples of their work are found worldwide. From my research this cabinet was

Offered for sale is a fine French Bedside Cabinet in the traditional Henry II style & of the Napoleon III period. It was made in Paris around 1865. It is a rare & most desirable cabinet that would satisfy the most discerning collector or decorator. It is absolutely original & complete with original hardware & marble. It is made of select walnut with secondary framing & drawer structure in white oak. The top is fitted with an exceptional slab of finely coloured & richly figured rouge marble. The

A gothic chest detailed in the manner of A W Pugin made in Scotland Circa 1880. It presents in original, unrestored & unmodified condition. The profound stop chamfer blade detail & thick, brass drop handles are magnificent. It is made of solid elm with drawer construction of fine mahogany. The backboards, dust shelves & drawer runners are poplar. During the late 19th Century, these materials were considered the finest available for furniture construction in Scotland. It is fitted with fletching

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

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

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