Blue & White Painted Indian Door & Frame unisex The style has existed in

The style has existed in China since before the Ming dynasty but rose to prominence in the Qing dynasty

The recessed drawer pulls featured on this chest reached high popularity in the Taisho era as they mimicked those seen on British campaign furniture

Ding Bronze Vase - with silver inlay - a museum quality  reproduction piece - The original Ding bronzes were made in the Warring States Period - 475 - 221 BC

The jewels are part of an offering of seven jewels given to the Buddha

Dimensions: W45 x D39 x H24 cm

Blue & White Painted Indian Door & Frame unisex The style has existed inThese beautifully painted Indian doors with frame are from Gujarat and date to the 19th century. The painting is modern and is inspired by blue and white porcelain found on Chinese vases and is decorated with elephants, horses amongst floral designs. Constructed from teak wood and iron, these sturdy antique doors have a beautiful lintel with deep floral and peacock carvings flanked by corbels. The vibrant blue and white painting is an exciting spin on