Repin’s Coffee tin
Coffee tin for Repin’s. The Repin’s Coffee Inn was a chain of cafes founded in Sydney in 1930 by Russian immigrant Ivan Repin. By 1937 there were five Repin’s Coffee Inns in the city, operating from 9am until midnight. The Museum of Arts and Applied Sciences (MAAS) has a collection of items from Repin’s Coffee […]
Usher’s Whisky water carafe
An Usher’s Whisky water carafe. Andrew Usher & Co. of Edinburgh revolutionised the whisky industry in the 1840s by perfecting the art of blending malt and grain whisky. As the first recognised Master Blender, Usher’s creation of Old Vatted Glenlivet (OVG) in 1853 made Scotch accessible, consistent and globally popular.
Whiting & Davis mesh accessories
Some gorgeous Whiting and Davis mesh Snake bangles $95 each and a Snake belt $145. The first Whiting & Davis mesh purse was made in 1892. A tiny 8cm square, it had a simple twist closure. In the late 1800s the mediaeval look was all the rage, so chainmail-like coin purses that attached to a […]
Novelty Fruit Barrow figurine
Novelty Fruit Barrow figurine.
Vintage resin horse sculpture
Vintage resin horse sculpture in the style of A. Gianetti. 29cm high x 27cm long.
Town Crier Staffordshire Toby jug
From the Roy Kirkham Pottery, a Staffordshire Toby jug in the form of a Town Crier. 17cm high.
Lanark & Renfrew Scottish cap badge
A Lanark & Renfrew Scottish cap badge. (Lanark & Renfrew Scottish) is the 42nd Field Artillery Regiment of the Canadian Army Reserve based in Ontario. It was first organised as the 42nd Brockville Battalion of Infantry in 1866; the regiment was later relocated to Pembroke, Ontario and redesignated as the 42nd Lanark and Renfrew Battalion of Infantry. It […]
Australian coloured silver proof coin
RedBack Spider 2021 $5
Vintage ceramic pie bird
Vintage black and yellow ceramic pie bird. 10cm high.
English Crown Devon juicer
English Crown Devon embossed ceramic juicer with pitcher.