154 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Rivett 2611, ACT (Page 4 of 7)

1920s A&J egg and cream beater/mixer made in America. Other than the wooden handle and aluminium skirt., it appears to be made from chrome plated steel. It has some spotty rust, especially on the toothed winder as evidence of it's near 100 years of age. It stands 23cm high and the skirt diameter is about 14cm. It would have had a glass jar base originally. Postage would be extra.

3 vintage enamelled metal strainers/drainers/lifters for adding some colour to the decor of your kitchen. You could hang them from a ladder across your kitchen ceiling or on your farmhouse stylized kitchen wall. Whatever, these would make a great addition to display in it. They are mostly in good nick apart from the line across the bottom of the star pattern on the cream coloured lifter where the enamel has worn off. Postage would be extra.

Mid 20th century wooden hors d'oeuvres server toothpick holder in the shape of a Daschund. It has 3 rows of 8 holes each row for 24 toothpicks. Toothpicks and food shown in some of the photos are not incuded in the price. The body and the 2 circular legs of the holder were covered in a light lacquer, some of which has flaked off during it's 60 plus years of existence. The dog's head can be rotated slightly and it's ears rotate fully. The length of this toothpick holder is about 26cm (not counti

Mid 20th century wooden hors d'oeuvres server toothpick holder in the shape of a pig. There are 4 rows and 6 holes per row for 24 toothpicks in total. Toothpicks and food shown in some of the photos are not included. The body of the pig is about 17cm long, 9cm high and 6.5cm wide. The tail, which comes out, and which is pointed on one end and blunt on the other, is 15cm long. The timber body and head of the pig is covered with a light brown lacquer which has flaked off in some places. The ears,

Kraft Australia cardboard box for 2lb net of processed cheddar cheese. Box's dimensions are 22 x 7 x 6 cms and it is in fair to good condition. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Half pound Nestles Winning Post Chocolates box in good condition. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

15 vintage keys as follows: 1. 9 large solid barrel vintage steel skeleton keys; 2. 4 medium size hollow barrel steel keys; and 3. 2 medium aluminium solid barrel skeleton keys. The length of the large keys ranges from 9.5 to 10.5 cms and the medium from 6 to 7.5 cms. All of the bows of the large keys have the 8 shape whereas the medium key bow shapes are all oval. Postage would be extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

This bunch of mostly brass keys comes with a historic metal tag which indicates they were made in or before 1863 and were the property of the Bank of NSW. The Bank of NSW was the very first bank established in Australia. It was located in Macquarie Place in Sydney in 1817 at the time Governer Macquarie was in charge of establishing the colony. Barter and promissory notes had been the medium of exchange, e.g. Macquarie used rum and cattle to have a hospital and a road to Liverpool built in the e

These "Barrows Patented Pruners"/secateurs which were made by Burman & Sons Ltd in Birmingham, England over 100 years ago are very scarce probably because they are a mechanical marvel! The biggest plus is that they still work perfectly. Mechanical things were made to last in those days because the manufacturers had no concept of including obsolescence into what they made. The spring works, the closing catch works, the blade is sufficiently sharp, and it is a gardener's delight to have something

This would possibly be the longest frosting or icing knife/spatula you have ever seen. The brand is "UNIQUE" and another Gummie has suggested it is a French brand. The length of the knife/spatula is approximately 43cm of which the blade takes up nearly 30.5cm. The width of the blade is about 23mm. There is a little spotty tarnish on the blade but this does not detract from it's usefulness in spreading frosting, icing or cream on large cakes with ease. I bought it about 43 years ago in an antiqu

Vintage large 4 piece tin canister set imported from Japan by either Vandor Imports (which was owned by a naturalised American, Ted Ven Doon, who was born in Japan of a Dutch father and Japanese mother) or Saywell Imports. Both of these importers are very collectible. See last photo showing stick on labels on bottom of the 3 smaller canisters. The dimensions of the canisters are as follows: 1. Flour - 28cm high (all heights include handles) and diameter 14cm; 2. Sugar - 24cm high and diamete

Postage in Australia is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. My grandmothers and mother used to use these porcelain milk boilers when boiling milk to stop the pan from overflowing and it worked. Sometimes they would continue to simmer the milk after it had boiled then put it in the fridge where the cream would come to the top and you could skim it off to have some on your cornflakes in the summer or your porridge in the winter. It was yummo. They were made in a factory in the Pert

Would post but will cost more than item. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Empty Koko Black Grandmaster chocolate box made from cardboard and paper and 2 small brass hinges for the lid. It has 64 compartments (for the 64 separate chocolates it had previously) separated by a cardboard lattice work which could be used to house a collection of small items. Each compartment is 4 x 4 cms square and 2.5cm high. The bottom part of the box's sides are 3.5cm high when it is open. When closed, the

Postage in Australia is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. I thought this rock specimen was iron pyrites with a blue metallic lustre to it rather than the fool's gold lustre often associated with that substance. However, a kind Gummie has suggested it is a specimen of the mineral mica, the flecks of which we often see in the sand of Aussie beaches. It is only 4 grams. It is about 4cm long at it's longest and 3.5cm wide at it's widest and 1.5cm thick at it's thickest. As can be seen

Vintage Krups Perla scales made in Germany by Robert Krups, Solingen-Wald. The scales are in working order and would have been an essential part of a large kitchen. They would have been used extensively for checking the weight of food purchased in bulk prior to storage and for bulk cooking recipes. It's measurements are approximately 31cm long at it's longest and 21cm wide at it's widest by 9.5cm high. There is a little spotty rust in the top of the chrome plated tray and some around it's base.

A boxed set of 6 sterling silver teaspoons and sugar tongs made in Sheffield, England in 1908 by Henry Wilkinson for Thomas Webb & Sons at 234-236 Collins Street in Melbourne. Thomas Webb & Sons was originally a glass making company founded in England in 1837 and noted for high quality cameo glass. It opened an office in Melbourne in the 1880s as an importer, mainly of china, but also other items including silver flatware from England such as this excellent quality set. They were in business in

Boxed vintage set of 6 Australian Apex sterling silver teaspoons. Box measures 14.5cm x 13.5cm x 24mm when closed. Price doesn't include postage or handling costs. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Some unusual and interesting vintage Sheffield silverplate here including: 1. Two 3 pronged dessert forks from Mappin & Webb plus a lovely dessert knife in excellent condition by the same maker; 2. A 1930s cheese knife with a hexagonal handle; 3. A Sheffield Plate parfait spoon 18.5cm long; and 4. Two trident shaped pickle or entree forks.

1920s silverplate salt spoon with circular bowl and flower and leaf pattern handle. It is 100mm long and in very good condition. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. This epns coffee spoon commemorates the centenary of David Jones department store in 1938. It has a circular bowl and flat handle in the shape of a covered trophy over a horse shoe shaped scroll and inscription "1838 CENTENARY 1938". In the middle of the trophy is overlapping DJ initials with 100 above. This spoon was one of 60,000 offered free to DJ's customers who spent 5/- (5 shillings) or more at any of their 3 Sydney stores in Marke

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Large silverplated salt spoon (or coffee spoon) made at Sunworks in Birmingham in 1930-40s by Joseph Gilbert. Very clear maker's marks indicative of Almada Silver which was one of Joseph Gilbert's brands. It is 104mm long.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 1940s Whittingslowe pea podder with the traditional green wooden handle. Apart from the handle and rubber rollers, the podder is made from chrome-plated steel and despite this one having a fair amount of rust, given that it is 70 years old, it still works as well as the 1950s pea podder I have also advertised separately. There is a U-tube video showing how to use it if you have fresh peas to be podded.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Cannot find anything out about this badge anywhere. It's dimensions are in inches because it was made using the imperial scale. It is 2 inches long, 1.5 inches wide and 1/8th of an inch thick. It weighs 63 grams. I found it in an all leather antique golf bag I purchased in Mittagong in 2005. It has "AUSTRALIAN GOLF UNION" (which became Golf Australia in 2006) underneath an embossed golfer at the end of a drive off a tee. On the reverse i

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Vintage small AMAMI tin (42 x 32 x 12 mms) containing a nail polishing stone which is supposed to impart a pearly lustre to nails. The tin was manufactured in England. The tin indicates "2.5 drms NET (10 grammes)". 2.5 drams is only 4.3 grams so maybe this means the polishing stone weighs 2.5 drams and the tin weighs 5.7 grams to make the 10 grams.