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‘Unparliamentary language’ and a footy trade card

A football trade card scores nearly 50 times its estimate

Hardcover book: A Cat’s Tale – Curse of the Cat Mummy

This book is beautifully illustrated in the French Art Deco style

Vintage Caravan Nationals

Our Open Day welcomes members of the public to enjoy first hand over 100 caravans dating from the 1930s to the 1970s. Take a nostalgic trip back to the mid-20th century Australian family holiday.

A shoe steps out at $51,000

It was expensive then, and it’s still expensive now

Australian gold rush era gold brooch

Lauder and Howard Antiques & Fine Art

The Unusual, the Beautiful and the Rare

Stylish Australian pottery mid century jug

By Henning Rathjen Pottery, Melbourne

National Council of Jewellery Valuers (NCJV)

Having your treasures professionally valued makes them recognisable, traceable, and replaceable. Jewellery valuation is an exacting process that takes great skill, knowledge and experience. Seek the services of an NCJV Registered Valuer, at the NCJV we are always here to help.

Japy Freres French clock

Fully restored In a black slate case with 8 day strike on gong with an inscribed plate for Mr Arthur Goudy, April 1901.

Past Connections Antiques

Your ultimate experience in antique shopping is waiting for you here in Mosman.

Greek Revival porcelain vase

Attributed to Samuel Alcock, c.1860

The Original Lamp Shop

Our unique business specialises in replacement parts for vintage and antique lamps

Moon Explorer by Yonezawa (Japan)

Excellent working condition

Historic Village Herberton

Experience living history. Australia’s timber, farming and mining history lives again at this authentic, award winning family owned attraction. Over 60 original buildings have shops, tearooms, vehicles, engines, industry, homes, lifestyle, fashion and much more.

Hand blown wine glass

By Australian glass artist Colin Heaney