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19th Century teak and elm utility box

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Stock CMP900

19th Century teak and elm utility box with brass strapping to the top and centre handle and shaped brass corner brackets.

Engraved to two sides. One side is the year and one is the port, difficult to decipher.

Chinese

H: 14 cm

W: 24 cm

A decorative 19th Century Chinese export black lacquer eight fold screen

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Stock CDW500

A decorative 19th Century Chinese export black lacquer eight fold screen with two well decorated sides. One having a more subtle floral and bird decoration the other a more decrorative ornate gilded design.

China 1890

H: 7′ – 214 cm

W: 10′ 7″ – 324 cm

13th Century And Earlier Chinese Song Dynasty Ceramic Pot

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Stock SongPot

A 13th Century and earlier Chinese Song Dynasty ceramic pot.

Encrusted in shells and coral. Discovered in a sunken unknown Chinese trading vessel in South East China Sea.

13th Century Song Dynasty
A.D. 960 – 1279

H. 33cm

W. 24cm

Early 17th Century Chinese bowls from the Binh Thuan shipwreck 1608

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Stock CRR702-9

Note: Only the small lidded bowls are left – 19th May 2011

Early 17th Century Chinese bowls from the Binh Thuan shipwreck.

Painted with a Buddhistic lion and a brocade ball within a double line circle with traces of overglaze leaf decoration.

1608

H: 9 cm

Diameter: 21 cm

Decorative 19th Century Imari scalloped bowl

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Stock AA1341

A decorative late 19th Century Imari scalloped edge bowl

With a richcoloured interior with traces of the original gilt decoration. The exterior having floral painted decoration.

Japan

C.1900

H. 9 cm W. 25.5 cm

Rare Meiji Textile Designs – Imperial Museum – Japan 1895

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Stock CGW381501-1

Rare Meiji Textile Designs – Imperial Museum – Japan 1895

A finely illustrated series of Meigi Japanese textile designs for Kimonos, Fabrics, Screens and Wallpapers. They were produced by the Imperial Museum (now Tokyo National Museum) and shows intriuing compilations of traditional Japanese designs merging with European influence.

This was probably a one off publication by the museum, making them a unique example of East – West fusion.

Fine quality colour printing – Colour Stencil Prints.

C. 1895

65 cm x 53 cm