This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 1000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.Two wheel thrown cylindrical vases, wood fired. art, artwork, ceramics, ceramic, wheelthrown, wood fired, cylindrical forms

Wooden handcrafted helicopter. Wood coloured, clear coatedPresented to Beechworth RSL sub-branch by Peter Cosgrove (RTD) on the occasion of the D&E platoon 1ATF Vietnam reunion. Beechworth August 2011helicopter, reunion

Owned and used by Thomas Sebire.Wood and metal flute that comes apart in three pieces.wind instruments

Clothes wringer used in the James Young owned house known as the Stone Villa, Bennett Street, Bacchus Marsh. Wringers, also called mangles were used to squeeze water from washed clothes.James Young was a prominent early resident of Bacchus Marsh from the 1850s until the 1870s. This object which was recovered from his house in Bennett Street is indicative of laundry equipment that many moderately affluent households would have owned in the 1860s.Clothes wringer or clothes mangle. Wood and metal components. Clothes Ace Wringer; Warranted 3 years for family use; Superior to Iron Clampsjames young, laundry equipment

Cobra sculpture made from a single piece of wood

Hand carved by pocket knife by Mr. Ott of Wandin and presented to Mr. Coghlan - Station Master on his transfer from Wandin in 1914.Hand carved with pocket knife, made from wood.walking-sticks

New Guinea native comb possibly copra woodNative carving