Only 34 days until Christmas......!!!!

With Christmas fast approaching I thought it 

was timely to do a blog (way overdue) to show

you some of the new items in store now - plus 

give you some ideas for gifts!

A beautiful pair of Antique Bronze Whippets.....

Sydney Harbour Bridge drinks tray

c1920s Coffin Top Singer Sewing Machine -

absolutely gorgeous - one of my favourites!

With the lid off..... Scroll down

 for the other Singer in store!

Vintage boxed Americana by Edison G, 45 Revolver 12 Cap gun

with cast barrel

Interesting collection bowl used by the Royal 

Commercial Travellers Benevolent Institute

Retro Handmade Leather Handbag -

One owner - never used!

c1950s Fairing Horse

Lovely pin dish by H & G Tunstall, England

Italian Donkey & Cart

Depression glass cake plate stands....

Pair of EPNS Paramount Epergnes

Lovely Convex Plaster & Wood Mirror

Selection of Carlton Ware etc on an early

1900s kitchen dresser

Butter Dishes, Tea Set and various Jugs 

on an early Pine kitchen dresser

Early 1900s Singer Sewing Machine in

great condition and works!

Hope this has given you some ideas - 

see you in the store soon!

Have a great week.

We celebrate 2 years in business on Sunday!!

Wow, how time flys when you are having fun!

In this economic climate we are lucky to have survived

however we can say that WE HAVE!!

So on Sunday 13th November we will be celebrating

 our 2nd birthday.

Here are some of the new pieces in store now.....

Lovely Edwardian Marble topped Washstand, complete

 with original tiles and mirror and display shelf.

Wouldn't this be lovely plumbed

 in a traditional bathroom.

Now this 19th century Bayonet Training Mask is a very unusual piece.

Thought to be either English or early Australian 

it has the Broadarrow and some letters stamped on it. 

The padding is stuffed with Horse Hair and the mask

 is hand crafted in steel and leather.

More information will be added soon....

Original Australian Pogo Stick

complete with tassles!

1940s/50s Ginger Meggs Chalkware in

Norwood SA football colors.

Or in the modern era Melbourne??

Highly Collectable

I have had a few Ginger Megs rugs in the shop 

but this would have to be the best of them so far.

This is a lovely Art Deco Glass Desert Bowl set in a Sage Green

Perfect for any occasion.

Hope you all have a great week!

Its nearly the end of Buy Nothing New Month!

As we come to the end of the Buy Nothing New

 for the month of October Campaign, 

here are a few items to tempt you to continue to stay on track!

A lovely Art Nouveau Picture frame 

one of my favourite pieces at the moment!

Brass Soho Foundry Toothpick holder and 

solid brass 4 Wise Monkeys......

Britains Ltd 1971 Deetail Toy Soldiers

Tin Base - plastic figures with moveable arms.

A few different types.

 

Cast Iron Cascade Bottle Opener and an early

Japanese Torch

EPNS Happy/Sad Bearded Man 

Nutcracker

A selection of interesting old tins.....

Old Brass courting Brolgas

A lovely set of William Hutton & Sons Ltd c1902

Sterling Silver Mounted, Ivory Handled

Fish Knives and Forks

Hallmarked and all with wonderful engraving

William Hutton & Sons Ltd c1902 Fish Set

So remember to buy nothing NEW for the month of October -

mention this campaign in store now and receive a further 

10% OFF your purchase items.

Have a great week!

Black Wedgwood Jasperware...... and other interesting bits!

We are having a rather cool week!

Yesterday it got to 12 degrees....

still lovely blue skies though.

Here are some interesting new bits in store now!

We often have blue, pink or green Jasperware but this 

is the first time I have had black - Demi Cup & Saucer

Wedgwood Jasperware Black Roman Chariot Pin Dish

Wedgwood Jasperware Angel Black Plate

9ct Gold cross with Metal & Gilt Pin

Antique Arts & Crafts Stool

These Trench Art Vases are inscribed 1914 The Great War 1919

Pte Smith Wilkinson on one and on the other Mrs Wilkinson.

Both from Arras - France

Both Shells are German 1917 & 1911 75ml

This Trench Art Vase is also from France - 

A place called Awoingt where there was a British Military

Cemetry. This Vase was made from a German Shell

dated 1909 and was made as a souvenier.

Eveready Light 

Hope you have a great week!

Buy nothing new in October! and save more when you shop with us!

www.buynothingnew.com.au

We support the Australia wide campaign of 

Buy Nothing New

 for the month of October.

Mention the campaign in store during October 

and receive a further 10% OFF your items purchased.

Here are some of the new bits in store now.....

Retro Banana Lounge

c1950s Mettoy Minor Tin Toy Typewriter

Retro Banana Lounge

Vintage 50s Tin Mettoy Playground

c1940s Joy Toy Monkey Pajama Bag

Have a great week and remember to 

BUY NOTHING NEW

 in the month of October!

Yay!! Daylight Saving is here!!!

Here in Sunny Launceston we look forward to Daylight Saving.

So this morning we woke up and all our

 clocks were put forward 1 hour.

I always seem to get a bit confused with Daylight Saving - 

yesterday morning I was convinced it had started and was 

trying to work out why the phone time had not gone forward - 

it wasn't until I gave up and turned the radio on that I realised 

I was a day early!

Recycled Relix will have been open for 2 years in November

 - my how time flys when you are having fun!!

Here are some new interesting pieces we have in store now:

c1940/50s Novelty Ashtray - the fan and legs move!

Another addition to our growing Chalkware family - farm Girl.

Vintage Hand-painted Vase

Japanese Bowl

Melon Mug 

Staffordshire Serving Bowl

Wembley Ware Lobster Serving Plate

Antique Grain Sampler

This is one of my favourite pieces at the moment - 

it is an unusually keyed Antique Lock -

 must have had a split key??

Cast Iron Bird Bath - another of my favourites.

Could imagine planting succulents in this.

Number 15 - anyone??

Antique Lock - opened. 

A rather large set of Salter No2 Spring Balanced Scales.

Tasmanian Convict Brick 

Tasmanian Convict Brick

Art Deco Bakelite game - Tote

Hope you all have a great week - enjoy the sunshine!