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| An electric jug - by an early local Adelaide Pottery - Kosters I remember us having these electric kettles in our house when I was a child - often furiously boiling all over the place because they had no cut off switch of course. Quite number of people collect them now - some great colours and patterns on them. |
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| More early Australiana - this time a Kangaroo on a tea tin - a bit too worn for my likes though - although this doesnt seem to effect their value ever. |
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| Quite a cute carnival glass hen basket |
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| Not the sort of thing I would buy as I don't know enough about it, and which pieces are of value - but I quite like this carnival glass with a Kookaburra design. Anything with a Kookaburra on it seems to attract buyers and collectors |
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| A very way out looking retro lamp base - the colour is a little boring - Imagine it in Red or Orange! (but then it would go for twice as much!) |
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| I quite like these 1950s Czech Tea Sets - above and below. They are very fine and delicate bone china - and were imported in large numbers into the U.K, and Australia after WW2 when British China was quite dull, colourless and heavy in general -( due to War shortages.) |
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| There are a large number of these Aboriginal style pieces this week, always popular amongst collectors - This one seems to be of nice quality. |
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| Now that's a nice looking West German Vase |
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| A lovely Art Nouveau era British J&S Copper Tea Caddy |
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| A lovely size and pattern on this WG piece, but such a boring colour! |
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