Cache Antiques

Cache Antiques was established in 2018 by Mr. Billy Robertson in the Sydney inner west suburb of Annandale. Among our many areas of interest, we specialise in fine silver, ceramics, porcelain and more.

Prior to that he had a lifelong interest in antiques which began in his childhood in Texas.

Our team consists of various members with diverse interests, specialising in different areas such as Chinese export silver, porcelain, antique cloisonné, jewellery etc.

101 Parramatta Road

Annandale

2038

Paraphernalia for Sale

Made by Spencer & Co. London
2,800
With sterling silver mounts
400
Depicting the Rialto Bridge
650
With pierced and engraved design of plum blossoms
750
Made to commemorate the first flight to Australia
600
From the mid to late 19th century
220
With the early stylised hammer mark and initials of Julius Olaf Randahl
3,600
For collectors of fine racing silver
5,000
By Royal Worcester c.1900/1901
1,200
With .950 silver mount
3,800
Excellent condition. Marks crisp and legible
2,500
With beautiful 14ct gold fittings
1,800
Excellent condition with marks crisp and legible
5,500
With marks for Dublin, 1776
2,500
Josiah Williams & Co, London 1937
1,250
Thick gauge and substantial
1,750
The base comprising 1880 San Francisco Morgan Dollar
500
By Sing Fat c.1880 to 1940
600
the pair
This pattern is exceedingly rare
1,200
Engraved with flowers to the stems
300
the set
In original presentation box
2,000
(pair)
With case by B Peterson & Co, New Zealand
1,550
Marks for London, 1899, R&W Sorley
15,000
(pair)
Late Art Deco, Birmingham 1956
480
Silver, enamel and jadeite
5,500
With double carp motif
880
With marks for Dublin, 1839, Josiah Lowe
6,000
(the set)
With an unusual design to the shank
2,000
This Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd. transferware is in unusually good condition, diameter 8.5cm.
380
Marks for Dublin, 1762, Christopher Skinner
2,750
(pair)
With beautiful engraving
1,100
Chawner & Co, George Adams period, London 1869
1,500
By Daisy Makeig-Jones
800
With later 19th century presentation box
2,750
Marks for London, 1801, Richard Crossley
1,250
Finely engraved patterns and pierced design
150
Marks for Chawner & Co., London, 1855
1,800