Vintage oak wardrobe made in Australia in the 1920s with two doors, internal rail and hooks. Measurements 134 cm wide and 44 cm deep 193cm high. Internal depth 41 cm. price $295
Monthly Archives: January 2020
Coffee Table TV Stand Hi-Fi Movie Screen
Made from recycled blackwood 2 drawer TV stand or coffee table. It is at the recommended ergonomic height for your TV screen of 30 cm. Other measurements are 155cm wide and a depth of 50 cm. Now Sold.
Workbench Industrial Two-tier Table Kitchen Prep Pantry
Very solid industrial work bench with steel frame and drawer below. Two shelves and castors. Item measurements are 90 centimetres wide by 47 cm deep and 89cm high. Now Sold
Desk Antique Style Campaign Design Reproduction
Made in the USA by Lexington Furniture Industries. This is an interesting campaign style reproduction antique desk. Measuring 137 cm wide, 72 cm deep and 78cm high.
Now Sold
Antique Walnut Tallboy English Chest of Drawers
A substantial walnut chest of five (5) drawers and 1 compartment with original handles in excellent condition and circa 1900. Measurements 110 cm wide 52 cm deep and 115cm high. Now Sold.
Chest of Drawers Art Nouveau Edwardian Oak
Solid chest of 4 drawers C1910 with original handles. All in good useable condition Measurements are 122 cm X 46 cm x 76 cm. Now Sold.
Hall Stand Edwardian Antique Vintage Federation.
Edwardian blackwood hall stand with lift up seat, mirror and all hooks intact. Measurements are 90 cm by 37 cm and 204 cm high. Now Sold.
Metal Bound Trunk Chest Shipping Box
Purpose built shipping trunk with steel outer protection and wooden lining. As new with lock and no key. Measurements are 102 cm wide by 60 cm deep and 65 cm high. Now Sold.
Model Aircraft Vintage Remote Control
A large remote control model plane with engine and no radio equipment. Body in good order and engine looks fine. Wingspan 140 cm, length 130 cm and height approx. 30 cm.
Price A$ 300
Knife Box Cutlery Storage Georgian English
“Very rare item this is an English knife box made in the late 1700s or early 1800s for the storage of different sized table knives. Since the earliest times the knives were kept separate from the other cutlery lest they fall into the hands of potentially “”hostile”” guests.”
