Painted Central Tibetan Cabinet - 19th Century Material - Ivory This reproduction Chinese blue and

This reproduction Chinese blue and white porcelain vase is inspired by late Ming dynasty ceramic traditions and reflects the enduring appeal of classical Chinese forms

This elegant example reflects both the courtly grandeur of Sikh portraiture and the cross-cultural artistry of reverse glass painting—an art form whose lineage reaches back to 18th-century Chinese “back-painting” admired by European travellers such as the Jesuit Amiot (1786)

A reproduction black lacquer cabinet from Shanxi province with brass fittings - these are copies of antique lacquer cabinets

39 cms at top

Kadais are constructed by riveting or hammer welding plates of iron together

Painted Central Tibetan Cabinet - 19th Century Material - Ivory This reproduction Chinese blue andThis antique Tibetan altar cabinet is polychromed with vibrant floral designs on each panel. This cabinet is a classic example of an early 19th century Tibetan altar cabinet. Our team painstakingly restored this elegant piece in our Wiltshire workshops revealing the beautiful painting underneath. Constructed from pine wood decorated in the traditional Tibetan colours, these cabinets were often used in temples or as family altars & were used to store