Cream coloured ceramic planter with roses hand painted onto upper part. Milford Ware, F&S, England.

Wooden piano stool with dark brown leather studded seat. Has slatted side panels.

Brass tuba or Baritone HornPlaque with artists makers + No 54614 Class A Agents Suttons - Melbourne, Ballarat, Bendigo

Tablecloth of brown, gold (yellow) and green (fringe). First two colours are of a velvet look fabric, the bottom is fringed in green tassels. The gold section has a floral design sewn onto fabric.

Desk with slanted top and one draw in original condition stained brown, 4 legs.

Accordion made of black wood with silver painted anchors; the end of box has come away from the actual body, there are also six keys missing, the condition is poor. Name painted in silver on box "Fabrik Marke"

Mannequin dressed in period costume representing Miss Daisy.

Mannequin dressed in period costume representing student at piano.

Autoharp. Black painted wood. Metal strings. Large flat sound board with hole in the middle. Upright metal tuning keys. Marked with notes and note names.

Book titled "Mozart - Days with the Great Composers" Printed portrait of Mozart on front cover.

Portable gramophone HMV model, in black case.

A round bone-coloured Bakelite collar box with lid. The word Collar in black copperplate lettering on the lid.none

Invicta cutthroat razor. The word "Invicta" is inscribed on the bakelite handle in gold and on the steel blade.The brand name Invicta on the blade and the handle.

Steel and glass pocket folding magnifying glass. The maker's name DEPOSE and a cockerel stamped into the handle. The maker's name DEPOSE and a cockerel stamped into the handle.

Steel cutthroat razor sharpener.

Detachable bicycle lamp made of metal and with a globular glass light on a square metal box with a bracket for attaching to the front of the bicycle.

A white enamel douche with a long rubber tube and nozzle with an on/off valve. Diamond shaped label, red and yellow with a black cockerel, and the words, "COCK BRAND, MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA".The words 1 litre in blue on the base. Looks hand painted.

Glass pharmacy bottle with glass stopper. Clear glass with small corner remnant of original label.The letters and numbers L275 and I20 tamped into base.

Small glass measuring bottle with markers and numbers up the side 1-11. It has numbers and letters stamped on the base.

One pair of ladies' or child's kid leather gloves. Cream in colour with detailing around the wrist area.ITALY stamped on the inside of the left glove and 7/39 with a semi circle over the 7 stamped on the inside of the right glove.

One pair of ladies' or child's kid leather gloves with piercing and raised stitching down the top or front of the glove.36 LAVABILE stamped inside the left glove 62/36 stamped inside the right glove.

Ladies' or possibly child's crocheted long fingerless gloves with the thumb hole only, cream in colour with scalloped edge.

White cotton crocheted sideboard valance for front of sideboard shelving. Wave design.

This carriage forms part of a matching set of the W classification which were built to match each other around 1914Second class railway carriage red in colour with a white clerestory roof. It has 7 compartments each with two green vinyl bench seats. Pressed metal ceilings with a light in the centre and racks above the seats. There is a men's toilet at one end of the carriage and a ladies toilet at the other end, with a double seat outside both toilets as a waiting area. In these areas there are several Art Nouveau pressed metal panels. The outside of the carriage has the numbers 2 BW painted on the side.

Part of a matching set of W class carriages.First Class railway carriage 35 AW red with a white clerestory roof. Six compartments each with six green possibly leather studded seats with arm and head rests. The floor is carpeted and there is a white metal drinking fountain with a tap in the corridor. Each compartment also has decorative pressed metal ceiling, overhead racks and a central light fixture. There is a mens' and ladies' seating area at each end with a toilet.The carriage has the 35AW mark on the outside.

This guards van is part of a set of matching carriages. The 1CW refers to it being a class leader or the first of that type ever built.Guards Van 1CW, steel sides painted red with a white clerestory roof, contains two compartments with a controllers section at each end of the carriage. Each compartment is made up of 3 hinged shelves, a desk with a set of shelves and pigeon holes above the desk. The ceiling is decorative pressed metal with hooks attached in rows.1CW painted on the front

K class locos were first built in the 1920's This one was built in 1941 and was the 20th loco to be built. It entered service on the 28th/7/1941 and was withdrawn from service on the 1/10/1970. It is believed to have travelled a total of 421,708 miles or 674,733 km during its 29 year working life.This is a K class steam locomotive, No. 169. Wheel configuration: 2-8-0, gauge: 5'3" (1600mm) The K 169 was the 20th (of 53) to be built. It is black in colour with red pin stripping down the side.K169 in white lettering on the sides and the front.