Old Spotted Lacquer Pot From Barma- 19th Century Material - Oak with its imperial kilns producing

with its imperial kilns producing some of the world's finest ceramics for centuries

Teak Pillars With Stone Base From Gujarat (PAIR) - 19thC

this has mostly worn away on the table top to reveal a beautiful elm grain covered in a luxurious patina

Northern Chinese terracotta is frost hardy - winter in North China drops to -20 Celsius Dismantles for shipping - Circa 100 yrs old

The combination of expressive hand-painted decoration and fine embroidery creates a refined balance between contemporary style and traditional craftsmanship

Old Spotted Lacquer Pot From Barma- 19th Century Material - Oak with its imperial kilns producingThis vibrant 19th century lacquer pot from Barmer, Rajasthan, is a superb example of the regions celebrated lacquerware tradition. Hand turned from wood and decorated using techniques passed down through generations of artisan families, the pot features a striking mottled red and black lacquer surface complemented by finely detailed floral borders in black, ochre, and gold. The gently domed lid is finished with an incised floral medallion, adding