Antique eastern coffee

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Buy Antique Linen Coffee or Tea Pot Cosy With Flower Embroidery for R450.00

Coffee table. Length 1000mm Width 500mm Height 600mm Fair condition.

1x Antique Coffee table copper and Oakwood. Very scares. Naboomspruit.

Very nice elongated coffee table. Made from amazing wood. Table is solid and strong. Has a shelf underneath the table, perfect for books etc. May also be used as a flat screen TV stand. Table has been restored and in beautiful condition. Ready to be used in any home. Size: 122cms in length x 46cms in width x 34cms in height. R onco Please contact Clint in this regard. Thank you for viewing my advert.

Buy Lovely Antique Brass Coffee/Occasional table with Marble top in good condition: Diameter 700 mm + for R1,750.00

Very dainty and exquisite. One of the cups has a hair line crack on the inside, but it is not visible on the outside

Made of wood and said to bestow goodluck on the owner of the dolls, very cute as decorations. R550 for all 3.

Antique genuine romanian brass coffee grinder in good working condition. Personnally brought eastern romania. For the serious collector.

Coffee Grinder. Antique Coffee Grinder London Spong. R1000 neg. Port Elizabeth

antique ball and claw 3 leg table and antique coffee table r for the ball and claw and r for the coffee table...

Coffee Ginder is an  Antique, From Sweden or Kenya origin not known, Belonged to Late  Karen Blixen, Was given to me as a Gift from her Gad Chile Barbro, History: Karen also known by her pen name Isak Dinesen was born at Rungstedlund in Denmark on 17th of April as the second child of Wilhelm and Ingeborg Dinesen’s five children. She came to Africa in to marry her half cousin and carry out dairy farming in the then British Colony of Kenya. Her husband had however changed his mind and wanted to farm coffee. Her uncle Aage Westenholz financed the farm and members of both families were share holders. The coffee farm did not do well, suffering various tragedies including factory fire and continuous bad harvest. After her divorce, Karen was left to run the financially troubled farm on her own, a daunting task for a woman of that generation. She fell in love with an English man, Denis Finch Hatton, and his death in Tsavo in coupled with the failed farming left Karen little choice but to return to Denmark. She turned to writing as a career following her departure from Africa and published to increasing acclaim such works as Seven Gothic Tales() Out of Africa() and Babette Feat ().  She died on her family estate, Rungsted, in at the age of 77.

Coffee Peculator is an Antique, From Sweden or Kenya origin not known, Belonged to Late Karen Blixen, Was given to me as a Gift from her Gad Chile Barbro, History: Karen also known by her pen name Isak Dinesen was born at Rungstedlund in Denmark on 17th of April as the second child of Wilhelm and Ingeborg Dinesen’s five children. She came to Africa in to marry her half cousin and carry out dairy farming in the then British Colony of Kenya. Her husband had however changed his mind and wanted to farm coffee. Her uncle Aage Westenholz financed the farm and members of both families were share holders. The coffee farm did not do well, suffering various tragedies including factory fire and continuous bad harvest. After her divorce, Karen was left to run the financially troubled farm on her own, a daunting task for a woman of that generation. She fell in love with an English man, Denis Finch Hatton, and his death in Tsavo in coupled with the failed farming left Karen little choice but to return to Denmark. She turned to writing as a career following her departure from Africa and published to increasing acclaim such works as Seven Gothic Tales() Out of Africa() and Babette Feat ().  She died on her family estate, Rungsted, in at the age of 77.

Coffee Peculator is an Antique, Belonged to Late Karen Blixen, Was given to me as a Gift from her Grad Child Barbro, History: Karen also known by her pen name Isak Dinesen was born at Rungstedlund in Denmark on 17th of April as the second child of Wilhelm and Ingeborg Dinesen’s five children. She came to Africa in to marry her half cousin and carry out dairy farming in the then British Colony of Kenya. Her husband had however changed his mind and wanted to farm coffee. Her uncle Aage Westenholz financed the farm and members of both families were share holders. The coffee farm did not do well, suffering various tragedies including factory fire and continuous bad harvest. After her divorce, Karen was left to run the financially troubled farm on her own, a daunting task for a woman of that generation. She fell in love with an English man, Denis Finch Hatton, and his death in Tsavo in coupled with the failed farming left Karen little choice but to return to Denmark. She turned to writing as a career following her departure from Africa and published to increasing acclaim such works as Seven Gothic Tales() Out of Africa() and Babette Feat (). She died on her family estate, Rungsted, in at the age of 77.

Antique ball and claw coffee table, newly refurbished with a Renaissance inspired theme, white washed effect finished with a silver outline liquid glass top finish.