Victory Theatre Antiques
Theatre in Blue Mountains

Exciting fresh gallery in the used projection room of the Win theater. Irene borne’s thirty years experience in manufacturing allows her to work in partnership with our clients to design and hand make bespoke pieces to suit their needs. Blackheath Jewellery can happily labor with existing stones, or can source stones to create unique custom made pieces. The Art Dec building, originally called Nate’s Hall when it was built in 1915 and renamed the Arcadia Picture Palace when it opened in 1921 as a 99seat cinema, is an outstanding example of hasty Australian country cinema architecture. Behind it closed in the 1960’s because of falling attendance it was variously used for ice skating, receptions. Public meetings and socials, as well as a peg factory and for manufacturing seat belts. In 1977 it was leased as a junkyard then, after refurbishment, it was transformed into its vogue manifestation as a major retail center. Today, with its exquisite Jenny Dee designed community mural along the length of the building, the Win theater has deservedly become a Blue Mountains landmark and tourist destination. It prides itself on being a hot and gregarious meeting deposit with outside dining where locals can sit in the sun enjoying the superior coffee in town. Terry Tan, who has been in the CafRestaurant business in the upper Blue Mountains since 1990, offers an innovative seasonal lunch menu at ca prices using fresh local provide when possible, release range eggs and chicken and Meg along Valley Wagyu beef. The Success theater Old center, presenting 50 dealers over two floors with wares ranging from jewellery, books, vintage clothing, paintings, dolls, ornaments, light fittings, fine china and porcelains, through to furnishings and furniture, boasts the uppermost variety of stock in the Blue Mountains.