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Selling these Very powerful hand dryers for less than retail.these are the top of the range ones.
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Relocating, immigrating, downsizing your home, or even just selling off unwanted goods.Looking to sell all your household contents in one go without the pain and time wasted trying to sell off everything yourself?We offer to buy all your household contents: Electronics & ToolsFurniture & AppliancesGarden DecorFurniture & AppliancesGarage and Yard ClearingBric-a-brac (small items)For more info Contact Richard on 079 299 1170 or info@rcbuysell.co.zaNo Commission! Cash in pocket. Based in Cape TownItems Available: 100Stock ID: Northern Suburbs - Other Home Decor
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Vintage Silver Plated basket with a handle
Needs a good clean
R199
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Glass bell small
13cm high x 6cm wide
R95
Collect in Ruyterwacht opposite Goodwood
Call or Whatsapp 0684437596
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Hi everyone. I enjoy making bows as a past time hobby. I made this bow in the early days when I started, there is a crack in the bow, letting it go for R50, I have newer bows that are not cracked at R300, arrows R50 each. Length 2400mm. Solid Meranti wood. Varnished. Use as garden or braai décor, to add character and vibes. Have a good day. FJS
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Satsuma ware is a type of Japanese pottery that originated in the Satsuma province in Kyushu, Japan, during the 17th century. It is characterized by its distinctive crackled glaze, often cream-colored, and its elaborate decoration, which typically includes intricate hand-painted designs and raised gold accents. Satsuma ware gained significant popularity in the West during the Meiji period (1868-1912) when it was widely exported and collected.
This particular egg-shaped decorative piece exemplifies the aesthetic sensibilities of Japanese art, featuring scenes of courtly life, landscapes, and floral motifs. Such decorative eggs were often produced as display items or souvenirs, showcasing the skill of Japanese artisans in porcelain painting and gilding. The detailed depiction of figures, musical instruments, and architectural elements like bridges highlights the artistic traditions and cultural narratives prevalent in Japan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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