An AWA art deco Bakelite radio with marbled cream plastic decoration to speaker and feet, untested

Current Top Bid: $255

A large vintage art deco Bakelite radio, untested

Current Top Bid: $135

Tom Buckland 'Godzilla vs Christmas (colourized)', animatronic Santa, air-dry clay, electronics, acrylic paint Tom Buckland works with recycled materials such as cardboard and salvaged electronics to create playful, interactive objects for stories about alternate pasts and futures. Of the work for Reimagination, Tom writes: I received a very kitsch animatronic wiggling Santa - his face was covered in a child's scribbling, his hair thinning and glasses broken but the bulb on his candle still shone bright. Undoubtedly this Santa oversaw many family holidays before being boxed up for years and abandoned at the auction barn. So what does one do with a once loved Santa? They turn it into Christmas Godzilla of course. Santas boots became lizard toes, his animatronic motors and servos were restored and Santa's lamp became Godzilla's trademarked nuclear breath

Current Top Bid: $50

An AWA art deco Bakelite radio with marbled green plastic decoration to speaker and feet, fabric on speaker deteriorating, untested

Current Top Bid: $425

Danielle Killick 'Bloom Chandelier', mixed media including straws, thread, sequins, embroidery hoop, upcycled beads and textiles Danielle Killick works with textiles and jewellery including vintage fabrics. Danielle shares her creations online @thecolourcurator. The chandeliers are inspired by pajaki, Polish folk mobiles historically made to brighten up homes in the darker winter months

Current Top Bid: $80

Moog Blyth, five contemporary lover's eye miniatures on ivory, each featuring pop culture characters from Japanese anime c.1990-2020, rendered in gouache with gum arabic on reclaimed antique ivory piano keys Very good used condition; yellowing and wear to keys appropriate to age, each approx.

Starting Bid: $20

Nick Stranks 'Inventory', metal trunk, industrial metal wheels, mild steel, lead sheet Nick Stranks is a well known Canberra-based sculptor who explores memory, belonging and a sense of place, to make sculptures using found objects, steel and bronze. For Reimagination, Nick has transformed an old steel trunk. It already bears the hallmarks of its past owners, places and travel. Now on wheels, the inner shelf holds lead sheets impressed with tools of the trade. Nick invites the viewer to imagine signs of their own presence, stories and travels in place of the tools. The sheets are removable, or may be covered by a glass top.

Starting Bid: $20

A Capri Plastics, Australia, space age design two tiered container in orange and white, a lovely piece in very good condition

Current Top Bid: $30