Chippendale revival, antique style, display cabinet. Ball and claw feet, three glass shelves and silk lined at the back. Two keys and all locks operating. Measurements are 112 cm wide, 45 cm deep and the overall height is 200 cm. Price is $790
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Now Sold. Bookcase Model Car Train Collectables Storage Books Glass Doors
Modern bookcase with 2 glass sliding doors. Provision in the door for a lock to be fitted. Adjustable wooden shelves that, in our opinion, could be inexpensively replaced with glass ones in the future. Please examine our photos showing that the top is not polished. Measurements are 1.9 mm wide 127cm high.
Reduced Display China Glass Collectables Queen Anne Style
Queen Anne display cabinet quite tall with very rare bullnose glass shelves and solid myrtle wood body. Keys available. Measurements are 89 cm wide 32 cm deep and standing 150cm high. Price was $385, now $110 off at $275.
Glass Display Cabinet China Collectables Mahogany
With electric light that illuminates through all the glass shelves. This mahogany stained cabinet also has two drawers below. Excellent display and dust free storage for your china glass, books, models or jewellery.
Item Measurements
98 cm wide x 45 cm deep and 185 cm high.
Price A$590
Display Cabinet China Glass Deco, Collectables
M
ade in England in the first half of the 1900’s. This lockable display cabinet has two glass shelves. Useful, dust free and compact exhibition space for your china, glass or book collection.Item Measurements123 cm wide x 35 cm deep and 120 cm high.Price A$490
Tall Glass Display Cabinet Antique Reproduction
Tall glass display cabinet with a lockable door and key. Four adjustable glass shelves and a mirror back. Reproduction in the antique style. Made by reputable Melbourne maker J. McCain.
Item Measurements
Exterior.70 cm wide x 40 cm deep and 183 cm high.
Interior. 60 cm wide x 42 cm deep
Price A$590
Ivorine
Due in next Wednesday ( July 3rd ), a large collection of Ivorine. This is a resin product from the first part of the 20th century. The cream colour is accentuated by the grain or striations found in genuine ivory. This group of objects has been acquired by a local artist over the last 30 years. Prices range from $5 to $50.
