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Vintage & Interesting Things

Locality: Mudgee, New South Wales

Phone: +61 402 287 665

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25.01.2022 The lovely Andrew Daddo was in Uralla this morning and dropped into our shop - Rob got to chat to him while I was out taking kids to play hockey #nexttimedaddo #imissallthefun

24.01.2022 Lot 261 in our auction is a Vietnam War issue ration pack. In varying states of degradation it’s still a rare piece of history. Contains tinned steak omelette, corned beef, chocolate, toilet paper, matches and Allen’s fruit drops among other things. See it on 8 September at the Uralla Showground.

24.01.2022 Find your way to Uralla this weekend for the Antiques & Collectables Fair along with four antiques shops to pick through.

23.01.2022 A sneak peek of some of the items up for auction on 8 September at the Uralla Showground. Email [email protected] for a full auction list

23.01.2022 One of my favourite acquisitions, this scientific sensation was made around 1850 - any guesses on whats in the box??

22.01.2022 Were a little sad to say Vintage & Interesting Things is closing down. Having sold our other business well be moving towns at the end of the year where we might start another version of our little vintage shop. Well be having a huge auction later in the year of everything remaining - will keep you posted on the specifics. Thanks to all our customers - well miss sharing your passion for all things old and interesting, like this photo of a dog with a koala on its back

21.01.2022 We are excited to have these two 130 year old wool tables for sale. Both have been beautifully restored and made into dining room tables. They feature hand forged nails and lovely carpentry. The first one is 1180mm x 1890mm. $3750 The second is 1180mm x 2345mm. $3950.

21.01.2022 Lots of new finds out on the floor for the weekend

20.01.2022 Listen up! Only 24 sleeps till Christmas! Vintage finds for your loved ones at 37 Bridge Street, Uralla this Sat & Sun 10am-2pm. [Little AM radio $8]

20.01.2022 Our last shopping weekend before a little holiday is 9th & 10th December. Heres some vintage Christmas inspiration under $30! Vintage stamps $10 ea c1960s powder compact $25 1950s Kodak Brownie 127 $25... Little green rabbit float vase $25 Silver tone brooch $22 Melbourne Ladies Pipe Band tin $28 Antique stoneware ink bottles $15-20 1900-1930s postcards $5 ea c1960s card holders $25 1930s Hanley cup & saucer; Myott jug $18 ea 1930s Boy Scout whistle $30 Vintage sewing items $3-10 1938 The Sydney Mail $20 Kangaroo pen holder $25 Oklahoma record $1

18.01.2022 Save the date - our huge closing down auction is on Saturday 8 September! Over 550 lots of quality antiques and collectibles. More photos will be posted here soon - please email [email protected] to receive the full catalogue

18.01.2022 Getting ready for our huge Vintage & Interesting Things auction this weekend. Its going to be a great day. Come along to the Uralla showground this Saturday.

17.01.2022 558 lots in our auction - does one of them have your name on it? http://www.fnmudgee.com.au//antique-auction-uralla-showgro

16.01.2022 Weve been on a road trip collecting three trailer loads of really cool stuff from various sales and auctions. One of the interesting finds was a tin of Australian Army ration packs from the Vietnam War. Of the five packs in the tin, only one was salvageable and the rest looked as you would expect 50 year old food to look. Items included tinned steak omelette, corned beef, chocolate, toilet paper, matches, a tin opener and some Allens fruit drops. Soldiers survived on these limited rations in hostile conditions for months on end - we really are indebted for their sacrifice.

16.01.2022 More items that will be for sale at our auction on 8 September at the Uralla Showground. If you would like a full catalogue please email [email protected]

15.01.2022 1960s Stamps of the World from Ampol - dont know what would have happened if you sent your Mum to the petrol station...

14.01.2022 Great birthday, anniversary or Christmas gift - a magazine to mark your year of birth, or even just reminisce over teenage years. Magazines are in varied condition, from fair to very good. Am happy to take photos of individual magazines prior to purchase. Magazines pre-1970 are $20 each, post-1970 $15 each. Can be posted for $3-8 depending on the size of the magazine.... 1934: June 30, Nov 17 (Womens Weekly) 1939: June 17 (PIX) 1947: March 15 (PIX), Nov 24 (Woman) 1953: April 6 (Woman) 1954: April 19, April 26, May 24, June 21 (Woman) 1956: Jan (Ladies Home Journal) 1957: Aug (Ladies Home Journal) 1962: Feb 12 (Life International) 1963: March 25, April 8, July 29 (Life International) 1965: March (Australian Home Journal) 1966: March 30 (Womens Weekly), May 28 (PIX), June 20 (Womans Day), Dec 10 (Woman) 1967: April 10 (Womans Day), May 6 (New Idea) 1969: Dec 1 (Womans Day) 1970: Jan 28 (Womens Weekly), Feb 11 (TV Times), Aug 5 (Womens Weekly) 1972: April 22 (New Idea), June 15 (Australasian Post), Aug 14, Aug 21, Sept 11, October 9 (Womans Day) 1973: Jan 27, Feb (Aust Home Journal), Feb 24 (TV Week), July 25 (Womans World), Nov 3 (The Peoples Friend), Dec 17 (Womans Day) 1974: Feb 16 (TV Week), March 18, March 25, April 15, April 22, May 13 (Womans Day), May 18 (New Idea), May 25 (TV Times), Aug 19, Oct 28, Dec 5 (Womans Day) 1975: Feb 25, March 3, March 10 (Womans Day) 1977: Jan 10, Jan 31 (Womans Day), Oct 15, Nov 26, Dec 10 (New Idea), Dec 14 (Womens Weekly) 1978: Jan 7 (New Idea), Jan 16, March 6, April 3 (Womans Day), April 5 (Womens Weekly), April 10 (Womans Day)

13.01.2022 This amazing 1850s Chemical Laboratory by John J Griffin is one of my favourite pieces. Full of powders and potions (even a little bit of cyanide), I hoped it wasnt going to kill me when I was cleaning it up. There were also some old catalogues and a newspaper from 1866 wrapping and protecting the glassware. A beautiful piece thats a keeper - not for sale for now...

13.01.2022 If youre craven a hit of vintage shopping, well be open from 10am to 2pm today. 37 Bridge Street, Uralla.

13.01.2022 Another delivery of a repurposed vintage wool table and another very happy customer, my wife. Happy birthday Cathy.

10.01.2022 Avoid "housework hands" this long weekend by avoiding housework. Spend some of your relaxation time visiting us in Uralla - open 10am till 2pm Sat, Sun, Mon.

10.01.2022 Just over two weeks to go until the auction where you’ll find plenty of unique and interesting pieces up for grabs. Lot 230 is a tussie mussie or nose gay holder from around 1875. These were used to hold a small posy of flowers and were a popular fashion accessory in Victorian times. It is said they helped to combat the smell of the streets. A full auction list can be found here http://www.fnmudgee.com.au//antique-auction-uralla-showgro

08.01.2022 We are full to the brim with lots of new and interesting pieces, including a whole lot of military items, photographic equipment and a few rare gems from the 1800s. Open 10am to 2pm this Saturday and Sunday.

08.01.2022 All set up for tomorrows auction - so many things! We open for viewing at 8am, auction starts at 10.30am. Food available on site at the Uralla Showground.

08.01.2022 Open from 10am today [c1860s lock & key $85]

07.01.2022 A cold rainy day calls for a bargain table - everything in these photos (apart from the table itself) $5 or less

07.01.2022 Both of these ads featured in the same copy of a 1916 magazine - I say be happy with what youve got and wary of those trying to sell you greener grass!

06.01.2022 Another two beautiful wool tables are off to happy customers today.

06.01.2022 Lot 261 in our auction is a Vietnam War issue ration pack. In varying states of degradation its still a rare piece of history. Contains tinned steak omelette, corned beef, chocolate, toilet paper, matches and Allens fruit drops among other things. See it on 8 September at the Uralla Showground.

06.01.2022 We found more wool tables! Unfortunately, on our trek across NSW to get them, a kangaroo found us. Well keep you posted on the transformation of these latest beauties! #wooltable #ding #sorryroo

05.01.2022 Q: Are you open this weekend? A: Yes we are! Saturday & Sunday from 10am to 2pm , 37 Bridge Street Uralla. {Vintage wool stencil letters $6 each}

03.01.2022 Come to Uralla tomorrow to visit the amazing Seasons of New England - over 110 local stalls, live music and licensed bar! While youre in town drop in to see us at 37 Bridge St from 10am to 2pm - big sale on glass bottles, gramophone records, vintage magazines...

02.01.2022 Just over two weeks to go until the auction where youll find plenty of unique and interesting pieces up for grabs. Lot 230 is a tussie mussie or nose gay holder from around 1875. These were used to hold a small posy of flowers and were a popular fashion accessory in Victorian times. It is said they helped to combat the smell of the streets. A full auction list can be found here http://www.fnmudgee.com.au//antique-auction-uralla-showgro

01.01.2022 Heres to vintage Santa who would break into your house and smoke inside. We will reopen in February after an extended break - merry Christmas and a safe festive season to you all

01.01.2022 I have just loved reading through this Autograph Book owned by a young Mary E Ramsay. In 1909 she and her two friends signed a "covenant" to meet at the vestibule of the Sydney Art Gallery on the 24th December 1914 for mutual admiration and exchange of experiences (with no one allowed to monopolise the conversation). No escorts were allowed and should one of them already be dead they nominated the specific flowers to be placed on their grave. So dramatic, but today all this would be replaced by a text message. Some beautiful entries from the book are shown below.