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This monks bench is a table and the top folds down to become the back rest of the bench. The seat has a fold open lid which was used to store the monks books etc in. Dark oak and in pristine condition. Been in my possession for the last 35 years. You dont get them like this anymore.

Antique Cricket game never been used, the Eddie Barlow Test Series/ Toetsreeks Collectors item, game in English and Afrikaans

shield mounted antique south african railway (no s.a.r. or s.a.s. markings but english/afrikaans) w.r.sykes interlocking signal gauge. what...176861858

shield mounted antique south african railway (no s.a.r. or s.a.s. markings but english/afrikaans) w.r.sykes interlocking signal gauge. what...176972695

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.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days Chairs displayed on their own as pure form. This is an overview of the 20th century. More than any other piece of furniture, the chair has been subjected to the wildest dreams of the designers. The particular curve of a backrest, or the twist of a leg, the angle of a seat or the color of the entire artifact all reflect the stylistic consciousness of each era. From Gerrit Rietveld and Alvar Aalto to Verner Panton to Eva Zeisel, from Art Nouveau to International Style, from Pop Art to Postmodernism, the phenomenon of the chair is so complex that it requires a reference work as comprehensive as this to do it full justice. They are all here: Thonet's bentwood chairs and Hoffmann's sitting-machines, Marcel Breuer's Wassily chair and Ron Arad's avant-garde armchairs. The book devotes one page to each chair, displayed on its own as pure form, with biographical and historical information about the chairs and their designers. A special treat for anyone who loves design and a must for collectors! Features Summary More than any other piece of furniture, the chair has been subjected to the wildest dreams of the designers. This book devotes one page to each chair, displayed on its own as pure form... Author Charlotte Fiell (Author), Peter Fiell (Author) Publisher Taschen Release date Pages 622 ISBN ISBN

Made of plastic not metal Super detail made in england Britain's est1978..THIS IS USED ITEM..... GREAT COLLECTORS ITEM PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER ITEMS  

Beautiful 6 seater dining room table. In good condition, a few light water marks but a sand and varnish will restore it perfectly. Exquisite antique collectors' piece. (yellow and stinkwood) Collection only in Mount Edgedombe. Call / what's app / email Robyn.

Great highly collectible album for collectors! This old album is in good condition considering its age, with expected aging but pages and cards all in very good condition. There is space for 200 cards and there are only 30 cards short. The cards were obviously issued on cereal and jelly boxes during the early 1960's and required cutting out, to provide informative cards, in English and Afrikaans.

Set comprises: 2 Cups and Saucers 2 Side Plates 1 two-cup Teapot and lid 1 Sugar Bowl 1 Milk Jug/Creamer If it's tea-for-two then this Royal Standard (1960's) set could be just what you are looking for. In very good condition. White with black and yellow roses and gilt banding. Pattern 3248. Please examine the pictures carefully as they form part of the description. We try to describe the items as accurately and truthfully as possible. We pack very carefully and mail via SA Post Office or Postnet, whichever is preferred by the buyer who pays the costs. Please read our other adverts for more antique, vintage, retro and contemporary items. We combine items to reduce postage costs. The Items are in Port Elizabeth and can be viewed in Lorraine.

Pair of Stoneware jars / crocks, in excellent condition, unchipped and uncracked.  The smaller one has no markings or identification, but the larger 3 gallon one is imprinted with "George Skey, Wilnecote Works, Tamworth, England", and was made in the late 's. These are collectors items, and make an attractive display. Between Jhb and Rustenburg, about an hour from Jhb or Pta, delivery, or meeting enroute can be arranged.

Antique (Vintage) Westminster –China 206 - Saucer. Set of two. It has the ABBY MARK on the back. This marking was based on Westminster Abbey in London and was used from the start of production up to as late as 763. This Mark was used until . (R60 each) Vintage Foley China “Windsor burgundy” – E. Brain & Co Ltd. English Bone China made in England. ‘n collectors item. - Saucer. This item is from the ’s. Materials: gold, porcelain, china. Purple roses (R60)

Fenton Hobnail White Milk Glass Epergne 3 Trumpet Vase Beautiful ’s Piece = Art Deco =  Art Nouveau!!! Hobnail glass can be a pattern created by blowing a glass vessel into a mold, or it can be achieved by pressing the glass into a mold. It was very popular during Victorian times, usually in hand blown, translucent coloured glass, which is sometimes called "Dew Drop Glass". Milk glass hobnail was introduced by Fenton in , and proved to be one of their most successful products. It kept the company going during the very difficult years when many other glassworks closed down. The unique ruffled edges found on many Fenton wares also worked perfectly for the creation of the company's "crest" lines.  Dimensions:   235mm total height all in =  Ruffled Bowl diameter = 253mm x 130mm high, holes 18mm diameter  =  Trumpets = 224mm high x 95mm top diameter.    Condition:  1 trumpet has a small piece on the base broken off, part that fits into the support hole not able to be seen. Holes have a few stress cracks, but minor. The rest is in perfect condition!!!  Sold as seen the images. Images form part of the description.   Fenton Vases = some history.......    Fenton vases are some of the most beautiful glass collectible vases created in the United States. Because of their high quality and individuality, these vases can be extremely valuable and highly regarded by antique enthusiasts and collectors. Fenton is the most well-known glass figurines and collectables creator around. For those who are unfamiliar with Fenton products, Fenton has been in business since , producing high quality, hand blown glass items that have become collectables, making many of vintage pieces extremely valuable and highly sought after. Fenton was founded by two brothers, Frank and John Fenton, and they have become the number one glass producer in the United States. The original goal of Fenton was to create glass with different and unusual colours and features, some vases even feature 22 karat gold accents and designs that are hand painted. The artists and glass craftsmen at Fenton create individual, unique pieces so the value of each piece is high, which is why there are so many clubs and collectors groups dedicated to collecting these valuable pieces, many of which are antiques from the earlier production.