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

Darrell Lea 750g chocolate box from early 1990s. The scene it displays is very crisp and has outstanding colour and signals to the buyer and recipient that the contents are top quality. The box is in very good condition apart from a little damage to the front right hand corner of the lid - see photo. There is a sticker on both sides of the lid that indicates "BEST BEFORE APR92". The box measures 36.5 x 26 cms and is 28mm high. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. I believe this kitchen implement is a German made (by Wilesco) olive pitter and slicer. The frame and push down knob are made of a very light metal, perhaps molded aluminium. The spring, blade and spine are made of steel. The well where you would place the item to be pitted (stone removed from flesh of fruit) would suggest either olives or maybe cherries but in both cases the blade would not only remove the stone pit but would quarter th

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 1950s torch-glasses made by Forda in Hong Kong. As the box they are in says "perfect for hobbyists, mechanics, draftsmen, do-it-yourselfers, etc." As well as having it's original box, it also comes with instructions. Neither the instructions nor the spiel on the box indicate that it uses batteries or what size batteries are required. I bought it for it's novelty value and I am selling as is. It didn't come with batteries, I haven't teste

A beautiful set of sterling silver knives with the outstanding Albany patterned handles.The hallmarks show the knives were made by Walker & Hall in Sheffield, England in 1902-03 (crown, lion passant, year letter k) = (Sheffield, sterling silver, 1902-03) and a triangular flag with W&H within it = Walker & Hall. They are about 17cm long knives and they weigh 164 grams. The price includes postage and handling costs.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. For the bird pie funnel/vent collector, here are 6 different funnels including a white one. Collected over the past 35 years. These have looked lovely in my display cabinet on top of an escalating large canister set but they are looking for a new home now. They are all 9 to 10 cms high. I am sorry but I won't sell them separately because they've become mates.

Two large antique Humphreys & Company bone-handled knives in excellent condition. They are made of steel and not stainless steel and so date to pre 1913 when stainless steel was invented. I bought them in Berrima 15 years ago and I've enjoyed looking at their near perfection in my display cabinet since then. They are 26.5cm long. One has a small dint on the stamped side of the blade - see last photo. Postage would be extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. "Carson" crayons are industrial crayons used in the construction industry (lumber crayons), for marking cardboard, parcels and paper (marking crayons) and for marking smooth surfaces like glass or duco (display crayons). This is a vintage box without a lid from the 1950s and still has 2 vintage crayons in it. A good display item for packets of the 1950s.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Lovely little teaspoon or demitasse spoon with gold leaf pattern on bottom of bowl of spoon. The finial of the spoon with the 3 gold fleur de lis, the crown and horse holding a pennant flag indicates it is from Rouen in France. Note that the finial is sitting on a silver coffee bean which in turn is held by the loop of a silver branch. A very ornate collector's spoon.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. This Lot includes: 1. German made long jar stainless pickle grapple (23.5cm not extended) 2. Epns long jar pickle fork/spoon. It has "Lazenby's Patent" on the back of the spine (also 23.5cm long). 3. Two short jar gerkin/pickle grapples, one epns (11.5cm long) and one is stainless steel (15cm long); 4. Epns silverplated asparagus tongs made in England (11cm long); and 5. Mother-of-pearl (nacre) teaspoon (12cm long). Make an offer

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Now these forks are unusual forerunners of the plastic gloves worn by food handlers, and especially in these days of Covid-19. Two of these forks would have been used by servants in Victorian English households as a means of serving bread or toast at the dining tables. Those 2 are silverplated and are spring loaded so that the piece of bread or toast stabbed by the fork tines can be lifted off a serving tray then pushed off the fork with