KEROSENE LAMP

GREEN LAMP RM 40 (AVAILABLE)  SOLD 

APPROX. 17 INCHES TALL RM 80 (AVAILABLE)

11 INCHES TALL RM 60 (AVAILABLE)

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

BOWL, SERVING TRAY AND CHOPPING BOARD

RM 200

RM50



RM20 (Zaimi for rememberance) 



DOOR KNOB AND TRUNK OR CHEST CORNER PARTS

DOOR KNOBS ALL SOLD

CHEST OR TRUNK CORNER PARTS 

VINTAGE LAMP (IMPORTED)



ENGLISH ROSE GLASS LAMP HANDPAINTED 1 PAIR RM350
APPROX. SIZE HEIGHT 12" X 10" WIDTHS



WALL DOUBLE LAMP RM120 GOING FOR RM100



CEILING HANGING LAMP



CEILING LIGHT FROM ITALY RM300 GOING FOR 200

1 PAIR BALI HANGING LIGHT RM120 SOLD

WALL GREEN LIGHT RM80 GOING FOR RM50

WALL YELLOW FLOWER HANDPAINTED FROM ITALY RM 200 GOING FOR 120
SAW EXACTLY THE SAME IN PJ MARUZEN LIGHTING SHOP AT RM700.

TABLE LAMP



HEIGHT APPROX. 27 INCHES WIDTHS 15 INCHES RM120




height 28 inches widths 20 inches rm 150



height 27 inches x widths 15 inches rm80 SOLD 

CLOSING SALE NOTICE

Hello to all,
I will be moving out in a few days time and I am in the midst of packing and for those who have made payment or booked please come to collect your things this weekend. Please call before you come, thanks.
Note: the pricing listed is negotiable feel free to enquire.

VINTAGE CABINET

HEIGHT 5 FEETS X WIDTH 3 FEETS RM 600 (SOLD WHITE CABINET)

Height 7 ' x Width 3.5 ' 

VINTAGE HANGER

RM50 (SOLD)

VINTAGE VICTORIAN FRAME

ALL FOR RM80

VINTAGE ROSE TEAPOT

Teapot spout have a cracked line (muncung teko)



RM150



GOLD BAMBOO SCENERY TEAPOT & SUGAR BOWL

RM110 (teapot cover have a fine hair line but still intact)

JAPAN SCENERY TEAPOT

RM 90

CANDLE HOLDER

1. BRASS WALL CANDLE HOLDER RM 60

2. CAST IRON WALL CANDLE HOLDER AND CANDLE EXTINGUISHER RM60



3. METAL GREEN CANDLE HOLDER RM50



4. WROUGHT IRON GOLD WALL CANDLE HOLDER 1 PAIR RM120

DEPRESSION GLASS

5pcs RM25

RM45

Most collectors and glassware enthusiasts refer to Depression glass as colored, transparent glassware made in America between the mid 1920s until World War II, although some patterns continued to be produced throughout the 1950s and even until the early 1970s.

During the Great Depression, people of course had very little money, so expensive tableware like china, stemware or crystal generally could not be afforded by average Americans.

Many of the Depression glass patterns were either sold very cheaply at retail, or else distributed as promotional items during this time period; given away with soap, cereal and other products, local movie houses, banks, gas stations and other businesses.

In general, the quality of glassware was low, with mold flaws and other characteristics that collectors of high quality glass would describe as poor quality. However, this has not stopped the pieces from becoming highly collectible, increasing significantly in value.

MELAKA CHINESE PORCELAIN

I do not know the history of this pieces of Chinese porcelain if any of you interested please give me your offer price, thank.