Early 19th Century Tek Sing Chinese Porcelain Bowl Decorative

Early 19th Century Tek Sing Chinese Porcelain Bowl DecorativeThis gorgeous bowl originated in China within the Qing dynasty. We believe that this porcelain bowl is from the shipwrecked, Tek Sing. The lovely flower in the centre is a chrysanthemum which, in Chinese culture, symbolise wealth and longevity. It has a lovely blue colour and, despite the age, is in great quality. This bowl would make a perfect unique jewellery holder or an interesting piece of decor. Dimensions are as follows: H 3cm, W 18. 5cm, D 18.

This specific fabric has red and blue patterns with vibrant yellow strips

Here we have a wonderful Mid-Century Arts & Crafts style lantern

the simple yet intricate carvings also showcase the effort put into the making of these buddhas

and they originated within the 19th century

As they are known for their durability and rustic charm

it can be used for the same purpose

The dimensions of this blanket

When we acquired the cabinet it was covered in a black lacquer which was damaged and clearly not original

The dimensions are as follows: H - 0

This pot would have originally been used to store milk

This lovely piece originated in eastern Europe

Comprised from two panels