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The statue is then painstakingly polished and gilded
this Chinese porcelain wine jar is made using a blue and white glaze and is perfect to use as a flower vase
Its clean architectural lines and simple panelled doors allow the sideboard to blend effortlessly into a wide range of interiors
Carved Teak Masala Box From Banswara - Ca 1920 Material - Zinc These are not antiquesThis lovely antique Indian spice box carved in the form of a hamsa atop a turtle. The hamsa is a mythical Hindu bird, the vahana (vehicle) of Brahma & Saraswati which is sometimes confused with a peacock. Hamsa can distinguish good from evil. This particular box is from the tribal region of Banswara in Northern India. Masala boxes & spice boxes were used daily in every household and were integral to every home. This beautifully carved box is a classic
