Longford Antiques
Art gallery Antique Store Shop
Our stock includes fine quality Australian and English antiques and decorative arts from the 18th & 19th centuries. Longford Antiques is one of Tasmania's longest running Antique Shops. Established in the early 1970's by Ken and Molly McWilliams, the business is now owned and operated by Michael McWilliams and Robert Henley. You will also find the lovely Catherine Walker in the shop on Tuesdays. Read more
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Longford A. 2017-11-30
We have never come across a Campbell's Pottery vase this size before. Made in the 1930, the vase is a staggering 40cm high and is signed John Campbell Tasmania on the base. #longfordantiques #campbellspottery #localpottery #tasmaniapottery
We have never come across a Campbell's Pottery vase this size before. Made in the 1930, the vase is a staggering 40cm high and is signed John Campbell Tasmania on the base. #longfordantiques #campbellspottery #localpottery #tasmaniapottery
Longford A. 2017-10-09
This miniature chest of drawers is probably English and was made either as an apprentice piece or perhaps as a jewellery chest. It is made from pine, has turned and ebonies knobs and is very cute! #longfordantiques #antiquestasmania #miniaturechest
This miniature chest of drawers is probably English and was made either as an apprentice piece or perhaps as a jewellery chest. It is made from pine, has turned and ebonies knobs and is very cute! #longfordantiques #antiquestasmania #miniaturechest
Longford A. 2017-09-28
Yesterday we showed an ebonised Papier Mâché table, today a chair treated in the same manner. This type of furniture was generally found in the drawing room, or parlour, where ladies would entertain. #longfordantiques #antiquestasmania #ebonisedchair
Yesterday we showed an ebonised Papier Mâché table, today a chair treated in the same manner. This type of furniture was generally found in the drawing room, or parlour, where ladies would entertain. #longfordantiques #antiquestasmania #ebonisedchair
Longford A. 2017-09-26
The Victorians were fascinated by animal forms and used them extensively in jewellery. This 14ct gold brooch is in the form of a bee and is mounted with an opal, seed pearls and a blue stone which could be a sapphire. #longfordantiques #antiquestasmania
The Victorians were fascinated by animal forms and used them extensively in jewellery. This 14ct gold brooch is in the form of a bee and is mounted with an opal, seed pearls and a blue stone which could be a sapphire. #longfordantiques #antiquestasmania
Longford A. 2017-09-25
We have a few cameo brooches in stock at the moment. Most cameos are carved from shell like the two top ones and the bottom one, but the one shown in the middle is carved then mounted on a dark stone which could possibly be a piece of larva. #longfordant
We have a few cameo brooches in stock at the moment. Most cameos are carved from shell like the two top ones and the bottom one, but the one shown in the middle is carved then mounted on a dark stone which could possibly be a piece of larva. #longfordant
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