From the 1930’s this swivelling and height adjustable desk chair is pure Maltese Falcon. It just requires a clattering fan, filtered light through slatted blinds and a perspiring Sydney Greenstreet on the other side of the desk. Oh, and a desk of course. Where was I.
Why even the brown vinyl is an authentic touch. $195.
Recently made by a local cabinet maker, we have sold three of these desks in as many months. A practical size with one drawer $110.
This one is black leather, 2.4 metres wide and has a some scuffing, nicks and a tear under the arm rest.
However if you train for the Harlem Globetrotters, and you like to lie down on the sofa while you watch Louis Louis in the evening.
Well then this could be the couch for you. $390.
A very elegant little desk in mahogany in very good condition. $285. We have about half a dozen individual period chairs, one of which may suit. They range from $29 to about $130.
We are pleased to say that we have had another delivery of these useful items. They are symmetrical, so can be placed on their side individually or in groups to provide shelving. We received ten and still have about six left. $39 each.
A velvet covered compact two seat lounge from the 1940/50 period with a slightly greener upholstery than this photograph indicates. Also included are these two armchairs. Springing and frames are good and there are no tears,the fabric appears faded and a little “rusty” in some of the exposed areas. $249 for the setting.
Two brown leather couches from the 1990’s in very good condition with just three small marks. $790 each.
From the 1030’s this collection of cutlery is in excellent condition. Largely complete the carving implements and teaspoons are missing. $149.
Blue and white bowls approx. 10 to 14 centimetres across. Age uncertain. $65 to $75 each.
An attractive early Australian dressing table in cedar with a good mirror. The wood is a lovely mellow colour and the mirror is in good shape. Was $590, now $490. the serpentine shape of the top drawer in the main body of the piece is an interesting feature that is not clear in this photograph.
