floral pattern, primula, marcela bole

Slide of a carpet pattern dating from the mid to late 1950s.Photographic slide, colour. Depicts a floral carpet design. Black plastic slide mount.carpet, floral, wool, 1950s, pattern, design

From the home of Mr. & Mrs. Francis HendersonSmall etched glass cup with handle.Floral pattern.cups

Silver stilletoFloral patterned handle with a tapered fine point

In 1872 the Derby Silver Company began production in Derby, Connecticut U.S.A. The company made bathroom-related items, clocks, tableware, flatware, candlesticks and more objects made of silver, silver plate and more. In 1898 the company became a division of the International Silver Company with headquarters in Meriden.CT. It closed down in 1933.A small child's silver plated antique Derby Silver Company cup with a large embossed floral pattern on one side. At the top of the rim is a fine dotted pattern all around it. It has an ornate decorative handle. Underneath is the Makers Mark in a circle with an anchor and crown. Above this circle is stamped: Made in U.S. America.A floral pattern is embossed on one side. On the bootom us stamped : ' Made in U.S America' above a circle Makers Mark 'Derby Silver Company with an anchor and a crown. 1 1/2'silverware, silver plate, mugs, christening mugs

Page turners were used in churches and synagogues to read Holy books, to turn pages in huge manuscripts and books (and later newspapers) as well as open double pages without a sharp knife (letter openers). This was from the home of W.J. Sebire in Wandin.A highly polished cream coloured long vintage celluloid page turner used for reading. It has a curved round ended long smooth blade which is paler than the darker short round pointed handle. Both sections have small dark brown fine floral designs on one side. There is a 3mm crack all round near where the handle meets the blade. On one side only are small dark brown floral patterns on the handle and one on the blade.page turners, holy books, celluloid

Silver sewing chatelaines were a Victorian delight, scissors were an essential tool which were placed in a sheath to protect their points and the clothes of the wearer.An example of a an appendage to a silver gilt chatelaine which was donated to the Embroiderers Guild by Nerylla Taunton who was a significant Australian antique needlework tools authority and author. silver gilt embossed scissors sheath with velvet lining and chains to ring to attach to chatelaine chainFloral style pattern chatelaine, victorian', nerylla taunton

This cup, saucer and plate belonged to Colonel John Purdue, resident of Anglesea from 1950. 1. Cup 2. Saucer 3. PlateBlue and red floral pattern on all three pieces. Underside of plate and saucer: "Royal Stafford China - England".royal stafford china, cup, saucer, plate, purdue

Three ceramic patterned decorative tiles. 1. Cream, brown and blue floral pattern. 2. Rust and green floral pattern. 3. Etruria - impressed tile with grey background and blue, green and white floral pattern.tiles, wall tiles

Bakelite folding fan with floral pattern.fans, folding fans

The term 'fob' traces back to the 16th-century German word fuppe, meaning 'small pocket.' Fob watches evolved in the 17th century when King Charles II introduced waistcoats. Men placed their timepieces in these pockets, securing the watch to their clothing with a short ribbon, chain, or attached ornament (the 'fob').A silver pocket watch, with a white enamel dial and roman numerals. Also, a 'seconds' dial is inset into the main dial. The ornate casing designs on this fob and pocket watch features delicate, openwork metal calligraphy shaped into intricate floral designs. HST is engraved inside a small circle on the front of the casing."43404 5" inscription is on the inside of the lid casing. A floral pattern engraving is on the back and lid of the casing with the initials HST in a small circle on the front.pocket watches, watches, fob watches, timepieces

Metamec was a manufacturer of domestic clocks in the second half of the 20th century, and was based in Dereham, Norfolk, England. The name "Metamec" is derived from "metal-work and mechanics". The company started as an offshoot of the furniture manufacturers Jentique in about 1941, which made boxes for instruments and bombs during World War II.The first Metamec model was a mains-powered mantle clock numbered "701" (approx. 1947). All clocks produced by Metamec were produced to a high standard, The company declined in the late 1980s and went into receivership in December 1984 and sold to FKI of Halifax, West Yorkshire, who continued to use the name until 1993. Now another company is producing clocks under the Metamec name in Derbyshire England Gladys Reed who used this clock was a member of the Ormond Choral Society c 1950. who performed plays and musicals the City of Moorabbin Metamec was a manufacturer of domestic electric clocks in the second half of the 20th century, and was based in Dereham, Norfolk, England Gladys Reed was a member of the Ormond Choral Society c 1950. who performed plays and musicals the City of Moorabbin.Dressing table brass, electric clock with floral pattern.METAMEC / Made in Englandclocks, metamec ltd., norfolk england, reed gladys, clark judy, brighton, moorabbin, furniture, pioneers, clocks, market gardeners, early settlers, mechanics institute cheltenham, ormond choral society, postworld war 11 settlers, housing estates moorabbin 1950, bentleigh,

T.A. Fautleys & Sons (Brunswick, Victoria) manufactured and sold needlework supplies, particularly stamped embroidery patterns from the late 1920's until 1950's. During World War 2 due to austerity measures, some Fautleys patterns were printed on coarser unbleached calico instead of finer fabrics (Australian War Memorial)Apron kit with stamped floral pattern on unbleached calico.Label - Fautley'sflowers, apron

Made for Mont De Lancey, by Mrs. Swankie, Eileen Sebire and Alison Sebire.Floral pattern front and green back, square cushioncushions

Made for Mont De Lancey by Mrs. Swankie, Eileen Sebire and Alison SebireFloral pattern on front and an orange back, square cushion

Oval ecru doily with floral pattern and scalloped edging.doilies

This was used at Dr Kerr's tennis court. Dr James Kerr visited Orbost on Govt vaccinating job and settled in Orbost the next year. He served in Orbost for 40 years travelling everywhere on horseback.Dr James Kerr was Orbost's first doctor.Cup and saucer set. White cup with delicate floral pattern. Large saucer with extra section for biscuit in same floral pattern has cut-out section on saucer/plate.Bottom - Victoria, Australiakerr-james crockery china cup saucer

Displayed in History House (Cabinet, South wall)Blue glass with gold and white hand-painted floral pattern.domestic, drinking, food and drink

This cream coloured silk ribbon once belonged to Mrs W N Barnard of Portland, c. 1910.. Ribbon such as this could have been used as a hair ribbon.This lady's hair ribbon is representative of ladies’ fashion of the early 1900sLength of cream silk with woven floral pattern. Circa 1910.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, mrs w.n. barnard, w.n. barnard of portland victoria, lady’s fashion c. 1910, hair accessory c. 1910, white silk hair ribbon c. 1910, ribbon, silk ribbon, hair accessory

San Remo and surrounds in the early 1970s taken by Denise Tokin and Gail Cleeland (Bagley)HistoricalSmall floral patterned photo album with coloured 4x6 photographs Landscape photographs of early San Remo ~1970's bagley, first phillip island bridge to san remo, blessing of the fleet, san remo

Aluminium egg separator with embossed floral pattern around sides.Rgd No 534385domestic equipment, food preparation, kitchen

Round rubber relief containing a rectangular design of a floral pattern.Nonematcham skipper, relief, rubber, decorative design, flowers

Table runners were used to protect furniture such as tables or sideboards from objects placed on the furniture to stop scratching occurring.A long white cotton embroidered table runner with a floral pattern.table runners, runners, household textiles, table linen

Silver sewing chatelaines were a Victorian delight, an attractive matched silver pin book was very desirable.An example of a silver gilt chatelaine which was donated to the Embroiderers Guild by Nerylla Taunton who was a significant Australian antique needlework tools authority and author.Silver gilt embossed rectangular pin cushionFloral style pattern with four lines to upper corner.chatelaine, victorian', nerylla taunton