DECORATIVE
Spinifex Collections sells cabinets, shelving & anything used for display in the shop – some are antique, some new & some second hand – all are decorative & display everything to its best advantage. Make your house a home with great design, & decorative display. A lot of useful & practical items like platters & candlesticks can also be used decoratively. Show a plate on a stand or hang it on the wall. Use your bowl for fruit & leave it on the table as a centrepiece. Anything displayed in your home should add an overall look of your individual style. Choose yours at Spinifex Collections & enjoy it at home with complete satisfaction.
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TIMBER ELEPHANT TRUNK UP
$155.00
SKU: 9332092119621
Wooden elephant carved in India.
Trunk up to hold good luck.
44 cm high x 47 cm from trunk to tail
(EXTRA POSTAGE TO FLAT RATE)
Trunk up to hold good luck.
44 cm high x 47 cm from trunk to tail
(EXTRA POSTAGE TO FLAT RATE)
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BRASS CRAB
$185.00
SKU: 20092030
All brass crab - not totally solid but weighty!
820 gm brass, 23 cm wide x 12 cm deep x 14 cm high (with claws up)
820 gm brass, 23 cm wide x 12 cm deep x 14 cm high (with claws up)
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BRASS CLAW STAND
$30.00
SKU: 20088446
Solid brass ball stand
7.5 cm high x 8 cm wide
It stands the same way upside as downside
Perfect to display spheres
7.5 cm high x 8 cm wide
It stands the same way upside as downside
Perfect to display spheres
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VINTAGE HARD WOOD BOWL TURKANA TRIBE
$208.00
SKU: 20028916
Turkana tribes are people of Northern Kenya. The bowls are carved by the women using traditional tools & an indigenous tree. This 28 cm x 16 cm bowl was used to receive cows milk.
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BRASS DOVE
$55.00
SKU: 20067755
This fat pidgeon is brass coated & approximately 21 cm from tail tip to beak x 17.5 cm
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GLASS BEADS YORUBA FEATURE PIECE
$259.00
SKU: 20028923
African recycled beads are made by members of the Krobo Tribe which is located in Ghana, Africa. These African beads are created by compressing recycled glass into a dry grain, & heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is crushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. It is baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together & the cassava leaf to burn. This technique has been used in Africa for centuries to make recycled glass beads.
These beads hang 76 cm on their stand.
These beads hang 76 cm on their stand.
