Original ship s brass

Buy Original Ship`s Brass Bell - British Steamship SS Joseph Merryweather 1898 for R12,500.00

BRASS MADE WOODEN BASE HEAVY DUTY HEIGHT Approx. 73 CM WITH BELL SOUND BOTH SIDE ON ORIGINAL PATTERN (REPRODUCTION) Table Top Decorative Corner Decorative Of Room And Office Very Beautiful & Collectible Item

Buy 1920`s Senior Officers Enamel PIP Brass Badge Original Tria Juncta In Uno. for R200.00

Fabulous original 1950’s Harper kitchen scale, in good working condition, complete with a full set of imperial weights (1lb, 8oz, 4oz, 2oz, 1oz, ½oz) and heaps of rustic charm. I can ship counter to counter at buyer’s expense. I’d prefer WhatsApp correspondence please;(0835655377).

Original SEIMENS Brothers wall-mounted rotary-dial telephone with Bakelite case. Manufactured in England from the 1930’s to 1940’s. It still works and is in excellent condition. I can ship counter to counter at buyer’s expense. I would prefer WhatsApp correspondence please (0835655377).

Hammond Sk1-73 73-Key Professional Digital Keyboard/Organ    In Stock & Ready To Ship Price: ZAR 18,900 The Sk1-73 is part of the Sk Stage Keyboard Series, which is among some of the most revolutionary HAMMOND keyboards to date. The HAMMOND Sk1-73 is an ultra-light 73-note keyboard with the essential sound and design elements required by Organists and Synth players. And for any Organist, to play "real deal" Hammond on the larger keyboard can be outright liberating and inspiring. In addition to the authentic HAMMOND Tonewheel voices, the Sk1-73's Extravoice Division provides Hi-Def Acoustic Grands, Electric Piano's, Harpsichord, Accordeon, Wind, Brass, Synth and Tuned Percussion voices. FEATURES Genuine and authentic 73-note HAMMOND organ Authentic Chorus-Vibrato/Touch Response Percussion/Overdrive 12 Macro profiles with 17 tweakable parameters 96 Individually adjustable, voiceable digital tonewheels Create a custom "B3" from showroom-new to road-worn vintage 8 Leslie macro profiles 17 Tweakable Leslie parameters Combine your choice of organ with the Leslie for 1,000's of possibilities 32 Ranks of authentic pipe organ British Vx and Italian Farf Organs 37 Hi-definition extravoices with 114 variations Expandable library with free voices from HAMMOND website 100 User (RAM) presets / 100 factory (ROM) presets 10 Programmable "Radio Button" favorites for instant recall Mp3 and WAV player built-in

A pair of early 20th century Ci Wara head-dresses. Male and Female Antelope pair on wooden bases inlaid with brass. Geography: Mali, Bamako region Culture: Bamana peoples Medium:Wood, metal and brass bands, thread Dimensions:H 74.7cm incl base. H 64cm x W 14cm x D 4 cm. Age related wear. Among the Bamana, oral traditions credit a mythical being named Ci Wara, a divine being half mortal and half animal, with the introduction of agriculture to the Bamana. Bamana society is primarily an agricultural one; even today the majority of Bamana peoples are subsistence farmers. These headdresses, also called ci wara, are carved to honor that original mythical being. Under Ci Wara's guidance, humans first learned to cultivate the land and became prosperous and able farmers. When humans gradually became careless and wasteful, however, Ci Wara is said to have buried himself in the earth. To honor Ci Wara's memory, the Bamana created a boli, a power object in which his spirit could reside, and carved headdresses such as these to represent him. Ci wara headdresses combine antelope features with those of other animals that are significant within Bamana culture, such as the earth-digging aardvark or the armored pangolin. The animals are observed in nature to excel in actions that are also critical to the success of the farming effort and, therefore, Bamana life. The elegant and tapered heads of the sculptures, along with the neck, ears, and horns, are modeled on antelope forms. The lower part of the sculpture refers to the aardvark. These headdresses are also characterized by decoration with pierced openwork designs, which create an interplay between positive and negative space, and finely incised geometric patterns, which add to their texture. Highly collectable

Circa 18th Century Victorian burr Walnut, oval, mirrored inlaid antique Loo table with hand carved base on porcelain castors. This Victorian design table was originally built for a card game “Loo” also known as Lanterloo before it become known as the breakfast table as it was used for smaller dining. In today’s homes these tables can make the ideal small dining table for a small apartment to seat up to two people. The oval top is quarter veneered being mirrored with the finest figured walnut timbers and beautiful intricate inlaid detailing. The top rests on a pedestal with four beautiful turned support legs and center base that are intricately hand carved with fine detail and symmetry. The table is easily movable by its original white porcelain and brass castors that are attached to the pedestal. Condition: This fine Victorian style table is in good antique condition and wear consistent with use and age. Measurements: Length 107cm - Width 63cm - Height 72cm

Antique 18th century William 1V tilt top oval burr Walnut Loo table. This table was originally designed and build for a card game called “Loo” also known as Lanterloo. In today’s homes these fine antique tables can make the ideal small dining/breakfast table for a small property to seat up to four people. The oval top can tilt in an upright position with a tilting mechanism that is attached to the pedestal, this enable the table to be easily stored in a corner or against a wall when not in use. The top rests on a hexagon pedestal with a trefoil base. The table is easily movable by its original hidden brass castors underneath each one of the three ends of the trefoil base. Condition: This fine William 1V style table is in fear antique condition and wear consistent with use and age. Measurements: Length 135cm - Width 96cm - Height 70cm

Antique Class II Salter's Improved Familyscale No 50 (weigh 25 lb) Made in England Brass faced, cast iron base and original tin pan. Measurements: height 40 cm diameter (tin pan) 29 cm diameter (face) 25,5 cm diameter (foot) 22 cm

Coming Thru The Rye By Remington 1902 Coming Thru The Rye was Remington’s first effort in using more than two horses and was his original Regular size 29″ high by 30″ wide by 27″ deep was the largest piece to date. They are dashing down the street, the ponies at top speed, spurning the ground beneath their feet — only six of those pattering hooves touch the earth!” This beautiful reproduction statue is made of 100% American bronze and mounted on a high quality black marble base with an etched brass plate. There is incredible detail on each sculpture. This is an excellent gift. Our quality bronze sculpture can proudly be passed down from generation to generation.