0 Results: New & Used in Home Decor in Hackney 5069, SA

Framed Frida print. Originally from Matt Blatt. Perfect condition. Selling for less than a quarter of the original price. 45x62cm

Bright and cheerful circle rug, in excellent condition; has only ever been used for display purposes. Adds a pop of colour to any room. 1550mm diameter.

Boutique Xmas Tree, in fantastic condition. Lovely accessory with no mess underneath. 153cm tall & 46cm width. Pick up College Park,-please call or text only, (NO EMAIL) as internet is intermittent. Thanks for looking.

Traditional Asian handmade beautiful tapestries. Never used. Orange: $45 Blue elephant:47 Two for $80

Beautiful Rug made in Turkey has a delightful combination of pale blue, navy red and cream tones. In excellent condition no stains Size 2000mm x 2900mm

About 25cm x 20cm.

Japan produces some of the finest quality Mid Century Glass and this turquoise blue Bark Glass Vase produced by Tajima is a fine example. Produced in the 1960s this beautiful piece of glass stands at 19.5cm high. It is in brilliant unused condition with no chips or cracks. Can be viewed in Stepney, SA or posted Australia Wide.

Japan produces some of the finest quality Mid Century Glass and this lovely turquoise blue bark glass vase produced by Tajima is a fine example. Produced in the 1960s this beautiful piece of glass stands at 26cm high. It is in brilliant unused condition with no chips or cracks. It has the original OTK sticker on the underside of the vase. Can be viewed in Stepney, SA or posted Australia Wide.

The Scheurich company became one of the largest manufacturers of ceramics in Germany from the 1950s to the 1980s. They exported more than any other ceramic company in Germany. They were the most prolific of all the manufacturers of the era and offered the widest range of shapes and glazes. This gorgeous vintage mid century West German Scheurich ceramic vase has lovely deep tan matte glaze with white and black fat lava glaze. Marked underneath W. Germany with the model number 239-41. Produced

The Lapid factory opened in 1943 and predominantly manufactured tiles and sanitary ware. In 1949 Lapid opened its art department creating decorative tableware, which it would become famous for. If you turn a Lapid piece over you can see the signature of the artist, and almost all painters were women. Most of its designs were inspired by Scandinavian pottery along with local influences such as archeology and desert colours. This aesthetic made them very collectable Mid Century pieces. This pie