huge private estate sale: antiques & collectables FOR SALE

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These items all come from a huge private estate, all housed in an old colonial home in Bassendean, 8 miles east of the CBD Perth, collected over 20 plus years, containing hundreds of antiques & collectables, incl. silverware, plated and sterling, glassware, china, paintings (many by Australian artists), jewellery, tableware, and some Australian colonial furniture (cedar, jarrah, pine), etc.

All listed items are offered for sale. Some are steadily being dumped at auction houses around Perth so if you are interested in something, don't hesitate to ask. As this is a private sale there is no auction premium (11-22% at most auction houses in Perth), or GST, associated with items bought from this site.

All items are individually photographed and described There are some obvious typing/spelling errors, which are slowly being corrected. All items have a 'buy-it-now' price. If you want, you can make a near offer, your offer will be considered and you will be notified accordingly, generally within 24 hours. Certain rules apply, however; see link: "Conditions of Sale" in the left column. Basically, if someone offers the full buy-it-now price while your offer is being considered, that item is deemed to be sold to the buyer offering the full amount. When more than one 'buy-it-now' offer is made, the email arriving first is considered the winner.

IF YOU ARE IT-PHOBIC OR WOULD LIKE SOME ASSISTANCE WITH THIS SITE PLEASE PHONE (08) 9378 1611.

buyers from outside of Perth: We are happy to post items anywhere in Australia, or the world, for that matter, as long as the buyer pays for the postage. Postage estimates are given on request.

The contents of this estate have been placed in categories, which can be accessed by the links in the left-hand column.

figural napkin rings and toothick holders, silverplate

Private Collection of early American 1860-1900's figural napkin rings and figural toothpick holders for sale, mostly silverplate, some sterling silver, plus other figural items, eg card trays, nut bowls, paperweights, knife rests etc..

Uranium Glass

antique glass that literally glows under ultraviolet light because yellow cake/uranium was used to colour the glass when it was made in the 1930s before radioactivity was understood.