10 Results: New & Used in retro in Adelaide City, SA

The perfect finishing touch for a mid-century interior. Incredibly popular in the 1960s and 70s, this hand-carved wooden Antelope has a lovely strong silhouette. This item is in very excellent vintage condition and stands at 21cm tall. Can be viewed in Stepney, SA or posted Australia Wide.

This set of 5 slip-cast earthenware ramekins were made by Diana Pottery in Australia in the 1950s. The ramekins are in the shape of a fish, with the tail of the fish as the handle. Each ramekin is glazed with a different colour, with a clear exterior with grey on the fins and respectively coloured greyish red, yellow, greyish blue and light blue on the interior. This set consists of 5 fish that are 17cm long x 11.5cm wide x 5cm high. There is a small chip to the bottom fin of the yellow bowl

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This pitcher is made from blue coloured cased glass. The handle and stem are made from clear glass in a swirl pattern. There are no chips or cracks to the glass. The handled pitcher is 37cm tall from the base to the

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This pitcher is made from blue coloured cased glass. The handle and stem are made from clear glass in a swirl pattern. There are no chips or cracks to the glass. The handled pitcher is 36cm tall from the base to the

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This pitcher is made from butterscotch coloured cased glass. The handle and stem are made from clear glass in a swirl pattern. There are no chips or cracks to the glass. The handled pitcher is 34.5cm tall from the ba

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This lidded apothecary jar is made in a stunning amethyst. The lid of the jar is in the classic circus tent shape, and the jar has a beautiful optic pattern. The lid and the jar are both in great condition and there a

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This lidded apothecary jar is made in a stunning red. The lid and the jar are both in great condition and there are no chips or cracks to the glass. The apothecary jar is 22cm tall from the base to the top of the lid

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This lidded apothecary jar is made in a stunning cobalt blue. The lid is in the classic circus tent shape. The lid and the jar are both in great condition and there are no chips or cracks to the glass. The apothecary

Vetri di Empoli is a type of Italian glassware that has been produced in the town of Empoli, near Florence, Italy, for centuries. The art of glassmaking has been practised in Empoli since the 14th century, and the town is known for producing some of the finest glassware in Italy. This lidded apothecary jar is made in a unique yellow colour. The lid and the jar are both in great condition and there are no chips or cracks to the glass. The apothecary jar is 24cm tall from the base to the top of

Whitefriars was based in London since 1680 on a location that had previously been a monastery founded in 1241. The position meanthat sand, clay, coal and other materials used in the glassmaking process could easily be transported to the factory. It was known to be the largest and most extensive glassworks of its time, before its unfortunate closure in 1980 after 300 years of glassmaking. Whitefriars continues to be recognised as a world leader of glassmaking, famous for its iconic designs and