Tuesday, April 8, 2014

OK so I have found other forms of Electronic Media

Time gets away and to be frank I find it easier
 to use Instagram and Facebook for Recycled Relix.



SO
 if you want to know what stock I have in
 and catch up on the latest at Recycled Relix
 go to @recycledrelix on Instagram or
 like Recycled Relix on Facebook.


Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Open everyday till Christmas!

Recycled Relix would like to wish
 all their customers a happy and safe
 Christmas and New Year.
We are open everyday until Christmas
so pop in for those last minute hard to find gifts!

We will be closed 
Christmas Day & Boxing Day
 - opening at 11am 
Friday 27th December.

We will close New Years Day
- open 10am Thursday 2nd January.

We hope you have a happy and safe holiday!


Sunday, December 8, 2013

Only 17 days until Christmas!!

Pop in now for that "hard to buy for" gift or a gift certificate.

Free gift wrapping available.

Open 7 days with free parking outside the door!


Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Its official we are 4!!

Thank you to all of you who have 
helped to make it what it is today!

To Celebrate we are having a 
4th Birthday Sale!

Everything in Store 
20%OFF!

Sale will end close of business November 30th 2013.







Saturday, August 10, 2013

Life is never boring!

Here is a few of the newer items into the shop.


Old Simplex Fire Extinguisher .... 


French Console Desk or Washstand - would be great
 in the bedroom or bathroom.


c1910 WW1 Short & Mason Ltd working Compass


Lovely Rosary Beads


Three Little Pigs plastic brooch


Ensign E20 Box Camera


Monte Cristo No5 Habana Cigar Box


Lovely Cobalt Blue Art Glass Centrepiece bowl.


Onyx Vase


Lovely Antique Primitive Dough Bowl or Trug
perfect to put a dinner size plate in to serve....



PJ Forbes Cast Iron Cork Press....

Have a great week!

Friday, June 14, 2013

20% OFF STOREWIDE SALE - End of Financial Year!!


It's that time of the year when things start
 to wind down for the "End of the Financial Year"
so Recycled Relix are going out with a huge
20% OFF STOREWIDE SALE.

So don't miss out, get in quick!!

Monday, May 13, 2013

Rustic Relics.....


I prefer second hand to new any day but when it comes to
 Antiques and Items of Interest there is nothing more I like better
 than an item that has stood the test of time and shows
 that it has been well used or loved.

I love the cast iron rustiness of the claw feet and they would look great
 as part of a Shabby Chic or French collection.

The Salter Scales have great age to them and with
 their solid heaviness would look amazing hanging
 in a sympathetic kitchen.

Have a look at a few of the rustic relics we have in store now.....


I bet these bath feet could tell a story or two! 
They have amazing character and you can see the many old paint 
colours mixed in with the rust!


Once the common household iron, nowadays these are highly sought
 after for cooking a fantastic steak on the BBQ!


One of our Welsh Dressers ..... 
it is amazing how much these can hold!


The old wooden Ironing Board serves
 as a great hall table or display stand.


A lovely large Salters Scales..... great proportions.

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Now that the rush is over.....


Now that the rush is over I can finally Blog!

Here are a few of the interesting new items in store now.


Lovely Avery Shop scales in grams and kilos.


A very original Art Deco Step Down corner unit -
great for books and showing off your trinkets!


An old Life Savers sign - pre decimal currency.


A c1920's First Aid Cupboard - very cute!


Lovely Edwardian three mirror dressing table in great
condition - gorgeous!


For those who like horns.... a new take on the
sailing ship!


Vintage retro His Masters Voice Sprite Radio


Amethyst Carnival Glass Nappy Bowl with the Kingfisher.


Lovely Maling dish "Garland"


Another Amethyst Carnival Glass Nappy Bowl with a Kingfisher.
This one is different to the previous bowl shown....


Lovely Victorian Butter Press or Mold.... great patina!

Have a great week!

Friday, December 14, 2012

Street Art Update .... and some gorgeous gift ideas!!

The Traffic Control Box has been completed after at
 least 36 hours of hard slog.

Bella did a fantastic job and we have had some wonderful feedback
on the project and volunteers from all walks of life to do others.

The Launceston City Council would like to see the remaining 499
 boxes decorated also.

As Bella has a very detailed way of completing her art it was very
 time consuming back breaking at times but she succeeded in 
completing it beautifully.


The finished product!
Just one of those doily's took 3 hours to complete!


Stylized Chandelier - my favourite....


The article in the Examiner.... 

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Now for some special gift ideas....

 

Here are a lovely pair of EPNS Dance Purses.... c1920's
You would wear them on your finger so you could still dance
Such a graceful way to do it....
 

Some Vintage Bling Brooches....
great to dress up a jacket.... or dress.


Lovely Vintage Jewelry 


A lovely Antique Oak Filing Chest...
Absolutely one of my favourite things!


Two Model T Ford Coils... for the car
enthusiast or someone who loves wood and
the detail in these pieces.


Another of my favourites.... an urn full of 
Deer Antlers.... great on a rustic table....
Very French!


And to close.... this is our lovely wreath on our 
red front door.... love it!

We hope you have a great weekend,
pop in soon!
We are happy to gift wrap your present purchases.


Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Traffic Control Box Transformation..... ???


It all started on Facebook.....
one of Madison's friends Bella was saying how she would love
 to do some "street art" ..... so I suggested she paint 
the ugly graffiti covered Traffic Control Box
 that is adjacent to Recycled Relix.

So when Bella said yes I made a few phone calls and finally
had a call from a gentleman at Launceston City Council.
It turns out that the Mayor Albert Van Zetten has also wanted 
these unsightly boxes to be a work of art!

So after some design tooing and froing we had the first photo
shoot today with Launceston's Mayor Albert Van Zetten.
The Box will be painted to create a clean slate and then
weather permitting Bella will start her work of art on Sunday.

Due to the nature of the corner (it is as noisy and busy as anything)
Bella will commence on Sunday with full traffic control i.e. 
the speed limit will be reduced to 40 and she will have signage
 and barriers placed on the road to ensure she
 doesn't literally stop traffic!
She also has to wear full safety gear including a 
hat (to prevent sunburn) so she will be very 
visible in her fluorescent vest!


The artist in residence Bella Perkett with Launceston
Mayor Albert Van Zetten and the offending
Traffic Control Box


Bella's before shot.


In liaison with Julie from the council - its all systems go!


The soon to be transformed Traffic Control Box!
Watch this space for progress shots.