Would have loved a shot of the crowds, but we were too busy!
I think we have one of everything, if not several. People treated it
as an event, social catch up, and bargain hunter's paradise.
Some said it looked like a shop, and grandparents and parents told
their younger family members about 'remember when...'
It was highly educational in so many ways.
Poodle pyjama dog from 1938, sold.
Large glazed asian plant pot.
A pair of silky oak antique applied design frames, complete with antique photo postcards. Sold.
Tramp Art antique carved frame. Sold.
Hand painted folk art milk can.
Antique oil painting of sea scene. Needs TLC, great painting, includes sailing ships and seagulls.
Handpainted chicken and rooster ornaments.
Large carved and handpainted duck. Sold.
Probably from the eighties - handpainted river rock, ginger cat.
New leather boots.
Leather travel bag, circa 1957. This went around the world on an ocean liner.
Nicely carved and handpainted Balinese shadow puppet.
Christmas decorations.
Old wooden pigeonholes, rescued from Council Cleanup, $40 sold.
Antique engravings, Nicholas and Alexandra.
Russian lacquerware.
Family heirloom trunk, no room to keep this. Leather detailing, inner pullout tray.
Initials are for: Heather Laura Cooper Adlam.
Below, a Singer sewing machine frame. Sold.
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