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JEWELLERY:
WATCHES:
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CLARICE CLIFF:
We always
have a decent selection of quality examples of
Clarice cliff art deco pottery. Included here
are a few eye catchers, including a rare
'Rooster' c1928 teapot $1,995, a Leda shape 'Gibraltar'
plate $2,500, a shape 369 'Broth' (orange
version) 19 cm vase $4,500, a shape 341 'Viscaria'
pattern vase $1,295, a model 431 'Girl' candle
holder (1st and rarer version - kneeling on a
cushion) c1925 - 1928 $3,295 and a shape 217
vase 'Caprice' pattern c1929 $4,295. |
AUSTRALIANA:
Pictured is a cross section of Australian pottery including
Remued, PPP, Una Deerbon, Grace Seccombe, Alan Lowe and Martin Boyd.
The carnival glass is a "Flannel Flowers" comport in amethyst by
the Crown Crystal Glass Co, Sydney. |
ART GLASS:
Included
here is a Rene Lalique 'Lys' opalescent bowl
moulded in low relief with 4 loosely designed &
open flowerheads, their stalks forming the
bowl's four feet, c1924 - 1945 $2,795, a c1950s
signed Barovier 'Aborigini' vase $2,395, a
Murano glass bird $295, Murano glass fish $275
and a good pair of 36 cm Murano glass
figures $1,495.
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ROYAL DOULTON
Upwell
Antiques, Canberra Antiques Centre's Royal Doulton
specialists, feature the most extensive Doulton selection
between Sydney and Melbourne! The photo on the
right represents a
small selection of our very collectable Doulton miniature vases
including flambe, Izaak Walton "Gallant Fishers", "Autumn Glory"
and the deco "Marina". The photo on the left is a shot of just
one cabinet containing a portion of our Doulton figurines and
pretty ladies. There is much, much more Doulton available, some
quite rare pieces and way too many to list here. |
SILVER
Here is a small selection of both sterling silver and silver
plate including a Richard Rugg 924 grams salver, London 1761
and a Georgian ladle by John Beldon, London 1804.
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VINTAGE CLOTHING:
Fabulous to look at and practical to wear.
Vintage fashions and accessories for all seasons
from 'OUT OF THE ARK'. Choose from a funky range
of jump suits, dresses, hats, slacks, coats, scarfs,
handbags, shoes, ties, belts, jackets,
sunglasses, bangles & bracelets and sooo much
more!
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VINTAGE
NEEDLEWORK, TOOLS & ACCESSORIES
A random selection
of vintage needlework tools and accessories from NEEDLEWITCH. Other similar items available,
including a large selection of Lea Stein brooches with
new stock arriving regularly at CANBERRA ANTIQUES CENTRE. |
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FURNITURE WAX & RELATED PRODUCTS
Nana's Pearls (shop 22) always has in stock a
good selection from the extensive Howard Product
range.
Howard Products were introduced in America in
1969 and innovative items such as Restor-A-Finish,
Feed-N-Wax and Orange Oil quickly became
established in the antiques trade. They came to
Australia in 1991 and quickly gained great
popularity and a reputation for being reliable.
Restor-A-Finish comes in eight popular wood
tints and can easily remove heat rings, water
marks and fine scratches from antique furniture
without adversely affecting shellac, varnish,
lacquer or patination. It is also an easy way to
totally rejuvenate tired, dull and oxidised
finishes.
Howard #0000 cabinetmakers grade steel wool is
used to apply the Restor-A-Finish to problem
surfaces; it will not scratch when used as
directed.
Feed-N-Wax was the first stable liquid furniture
wax on the market back in 1970. This gel-like
product is a combination of beeswax, carnauba
(the hardest wax obtainable) and orange oil. The
beeswax softens the harder carnauba wax and the
orange oil liquefies the mixture making it very
easy to apply and buff to rich, low lustre
finish.
Howard Orange Oil was the very first orange oil
made for furniture ever to be introduced back in
1970. Unlike a number of similar products that
came later, Howard orange oil doesn’t
significantly darken wood finishes and does not
stay greasy. A light spray will clean away dust,
dirt and build-up then polishes quickly to a
lovely clean shine. The natural orange aroma
lingers in a refreshing and not overpowering
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