Tortoise shell hand mirror - oval.domestic items, ornaments / decorative

used by the Brighton Pavilion fequented by royaltyOval fluted hollow centered mould

Cardboard hat box / Oval Shape Akubra Hats of Quality

Oval cloth badge with Rising SunThe Australian Army

Oval rubber mould for decorative pendantNonematcham skipper, mould, jewellery, pendant

Oval silicon mould of a decorative designNonematcham skipper, mould, jewellery, decorative design

Oval plaster mould of a decorative designNonematcham skipper, mould, jewellery, decorative design

Oval plaster mould depicting flowers.Nonematcham skipper, mould, jewellery, flowers

Oval silicon mould of a decorative design.Nonematcham skipper, mould, silicon, decorative design

Oval silicon mould of a decorative design.Nonematcham skipper, mould, silicon, decorative design

Worn during religious ceremonies at St Brigid's Church , Crossley during later part of 20th c.Oval shaped tunic style garmentRed, green and black embroideryecclesiastical clothing

Used in the grooming of horses C1900Imported and retailed by Holden and Frost C1900Oval shaped leather back with bristlesbrush, equine, c1900

Oval Metal Hat Box with Lid.hatboxes, clothing storage containers

Black and white photograph in oval mountingWritten on rear of backing sheet: "Pett, Emily Elizabeth (Bessie) b. 21 May, 1863".

Black and white photograph, in oval mounting.Written on rear of backing sheet: "Charlotte Pett (Gibbons) b. 13 February 1865".

Used for sport and recreation in the late 1800's and 1900's manufactured by Holden and FrostObject holds social significance and sporting heritageOval shaped Australian rules footballleather, football

Football as used in Australian rules football matches, sport and recreationUsed for sport and recreation. Manufactured by Holden and FrostLeather oval shaped children's footballleather, football

Samuel Rosenthal. Refer Cat No 620 for service history, Cat No 1020 re medals.Personalized ID disc, oval, metal belonged to S. Rosenthal. Disc is oval in shape and slightly curved with a small hole in each end" Lieut S Rosenthal Jewish 58th Bn AIF "uniforms - military, indentification disc, personal effects

Oval dark red leather oval box with blue satin lining containing an engraved silver trowel with a turned, patterned bone handle."Presented to W. R. Little Esq. on the occasion of his laying a memorial stone in the Wesleyan Church, Moonee Ponds 16th September 1890 A.E. Duguid. Architect."weleyan church, moonee ponds, little, w.r.

OVAL PHOTOGRAPH - POST CARD PHOTOGRAPH, OF CLUNES TOWNSHIP. .1 ORIGINAL POSTCARD, OVAL PHOTOGRAPH ON GRAY CARDBOARD .2.3 PHOTOCOPIES OF THE POSTARDlocal history, photography, photographs, clunes township

The pocket balance was first created in 1770 by Richard Salter in the UK. From the late 18th century onwards these small scales were widely used in markets, grocers and farm shops – wherever people needed to be able to verify the weight of goods to be purchased in order to calculate the correct pricing. Because it was portable, and simple to use, the pocket balance was ideal for weighing goods where accuracy was not required. This balance appears to have been used for weighing fish.Pocket spring scales made of steel. There is a spring fixed at one end with a hook to which an object can be attached at the other. At the top of the scales there. is a metallic ring to fasten the object. This is attached to the main body which on one side has measurements inscribed into the metal surface. Inside the body is a spring loaded mechanism which moves along the scales when weight is added to a hook at the bottom of the shaft.At the top - POCKET BALANCE ARROW and the letters M P inside an oval.scales pocket-balance spring-balance measuring-instrument

China salt shaker with willow pattern, a truncated ovoid shape. Scene extending from base, with geometric pattern around top. Slight raising at top with two holes and blue 'S'. Small cork on bottom for filling.S' in blue on top, small oval sticker on base 'made in Japan'domestic items, food storage and preservation, salt, condiments, willow, china, blue and white, pattern, food

"Hunter" pocket watch that was presented to James "Jinger" Trewartha in1899 by the Long Gully Cricket Club. (See 10866.2) District Cricketers subscribed the money for the gold watch and chain that was presented to Trewartha at the 1899 Annual banquet of the Long Gully Cricket Club. A "hunter" pocket watch is a pocket watch with a hinged metal lid that covers the dial and crystal to protect them from damage. The name comes from the convenience of being able to open the watch with one hand while holding the reins of a horse. Pocket watches have been around since the fifteenth century. Around the sixteenth century, Charles II, made it popular by wearing it in a waistcoat. Bright gold 'hunter" pocket watch a double case back. Ornate engraving on front cover - Entwined initials J T. Engraved on back of watch "Presented to J. Trewartha Esq. by the L.G.C.C. Cricketers of Bendigo For Services rendered 1898 - 9" The white clock face has black Roman numerals and a small circular window with the seconds displayed. There is no visible brand on the clock face. The gold chain attached to the pocket watch has trombone links separated by groups of five small links. The pocket watch is stored in a light coloured suede pocket. The watch and suede pocket are stored inside a red cotton fabric envelope pocket with an overlapping section fastened with a press stud. Inside front cover 14 K, small oval shaped pattern.watch, pocket watch, gold, cricket