4 Results: New & Used in antique in Ballarat City, VIC

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Offered for sale is this antique early 20th Century English “Imperitype” printed tin lidded box, made by Imperial Typewriters for George Raitt & Co Pty Ltd (Melbourne) and most likely dating from 1927 to 1939. George Raitt & Co Pty Ltd operated as both an Imperial Typewriter agent and supplier of office materials, continuing operation (as Raitt Adams) until the 1980’s. The attractive double-sided design features graphics depicting two different Imperial typewriter models (the lid a Model 50 de

Offered for sale is this matching pair of oversize antique/vintage 20th Century silverplate Art Nouveau-style mantle vases, most likely dating from the 1900’s to 1930’s. Despite extensive research (and their obvious quality) the maker is unknown but are possibly English or USA in origin. Each is hallmarked ‘Silver on copper’. The elegant and classical design of each features a high-waisted, rising form with an upper gallery of stylised flowers set on a stippled ground. An eye-catching stateme

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage 20th Century Danish Art Deco silver-plated vanity/dressing-table/beauty set, made by the firm of Hans Jensen and most likely dating from the 1920’s to 1930’s. Based in Aarhus, Hans Jensen is known to have been active from 1899 to 1970 and produced a range of high-quality silver and silverplate jewellery. Both pieces are hallmarked with ‘Denmark’ and the Jensen dolphin. Consisting of a small hand/purse mirror and sleeved comb, the attractive repoussé-app

Offered for sale is this charming antique/vintage early 20th Century decorative transfer-print ceramic vase, possibly made in Germany or country with the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. Probably dates from 1900 to the 1930’s. Despite research the maker is currently unknown. With the form of a small two-handled urn, the main design features a bucolic rural scene of three horned brown and white-spotted cattle taking water at the side of a river or lake. The rest of the body of the vase has been

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage 20th Century Italian blown-mould glass and silver gilt serving/decorative bowl, most likely made on the Venetian island of Murano and dating from the 1920’s to 1950’s. The charming design begins with its unusual moulded cobalt glass form (a fan-flute/frilled exterior with beaded rim edge). Over this has been hand-applied a repeating, two-panel classical Venetian design of scrolling foliate and angular-lozenge ‘window grille’ architectural elements. The

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Japanese decorative serving tray, made for Webb and most likely dating from 1970’s to 1980’s. The factory of manufacture is unknown, however Webb are known for sourcing various household and novelty items (from South Korea and Japan) for sale in Western markets. Created with reference to antique lacquer examples of the 18th and 19th Century, the charming design features two classical Japanese floral emblems (Chrysanthemum and Hydrangea) printed in

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Chinese export Famille Rose glazed earthenware bowl, most likely made post-WW2. Has a reign mark ideogram for the Qianlong Emperor (1711 to 1799), however this is most likely a ‘honorific’ mark of respect rather than a 200-plus year old antique example. Modelled in the (miniature) form of a classical Chinese goldfish/koi bowl. The repeated design features four panels: two depict a seated man and woman, with a (somewhat intrusive) onlooker (don’t wa

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century English pressed-clay pipe, most likely dating from the 1930’s to 1960’s. The design is directly reproduced from antique examples of the late 19th Century. The bowl features the regimental standard of the Irish ‘Inniskilling’ 27th Infantry Regiment of Foot (a three-towered fortress royally crowned, beneath a sphinx and ‘Egypt’ standard). Amongst their many battles, the 27th fought at Waterloo (where they were called by Lord Wellington, ‘the regiment