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Reduced ! Something Special ! 100 Years Old Crown Parlour Organ Restored And Converted Into A Bar !!
REDUCED ! RARE and SUPERB ! Over 150 hours spend ! Beautiful, 100 years old, Crown-USA, Parlour Organ ! Restored and converted into this, 1 in a million ! Bar ! Original woodwork, Claviature, Mirror, pedals etc ! Countless hours spend or re-finishing, whilst maintaining the vintage aspect and appeal ! Fitted with LED lights and JBL sound ! There is nothing like this around ! Have a good cognac whilst listening to a Phantom of the Opera and looking at this Special Piece !! Selling for a VERY LOW R9850 ! REDUCED NOW to R5950 !! Excluding glasses and stock. Don't miss this once off unit !! Please click on my profile to view All my items.
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Selling a Yamaha B6b 1970s Organ with chair That's in relative good condition just needs a bit of TLC....Had the organ for a few years but nobody plays it anymore...Selling for R4000 and price is slightly negotiable..Contact Michelle on WhatsApp at061 489 4435Please no chancers only serious buyers
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The Henry Doubleday Research Association (HDRA)
Dorling Kinderserley (DK)
2001
Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening
PAULINE PEARS - Editor-in-Chief
The Complete Guide to Natural & Chemical-Free Gardening
Hardcover with dustjacket.
Printed & bound in Italy by LEGO
In a very good preloved condition.
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Britney's Antiques and Collectables
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☎️Call/Whatsapp 071 015 4111 for a viewing appointment or collection 11am-4pm at Hartebeespoort Dam.
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We first met jabu nene at the grahamstown organic market we were drawn to the color and unique designs that he has incorporated into his ceramics jabu grew up in soweto, the largest apartheid township outside of johannesburg in 1991 he started attending the art school of soweto in his second year he took his first ceramics class and has been passionate about it ever since after the end of apartheid he was able to attend the school of ceramics in norville where he refined his skills
jabu working on the pottery wheel photo by dora szekely
jabu currently makes bowls, cups, mugs, vases, lamps and candle holders he only uses clay and glazes that are from south africa, most of which are from wadeville the glaze is comprised of natural local ingredients that he mixes with water himself to the correct consistency he creates the pieces in a three step process the first step is to create the basic shape of the piece on a pottery wheel after the piece has dried he sketches out the design which he then carves before firing it the last step is to paint the piece before it is fired for the final time
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