Old Tibetan Folding Choksar With Later Painting Finish - Burgundy Lacquer and divine presence into the

and divine presence into the home

This beautifully rustic 19th century saddle stool is handcrafted from solid elm using traditional mortise and tenon carpentry techniques

Old Terracotta Rice Jar From Northern China This one is un-glazed - Ca 100 yrs old

now deeply weathered and beautifully worn

This label depicts Krishna as a child seated on the four headed snake and was printed for F Steiner & Co (founded 1832) in Manchester

Old Tibetan Folding Choksar With Later Painting Finish - Burgundy Lacquer and divine presence into theThis Tibetan folding choksar dates to the 19th century and has been repainted in the 20th century as is often common practice in Tibet. The main feature is a single dragon clasping the cintamani, wish granting jewels in its claws. On the front two facing snow lions can be seen either side of a ceremonial urn decorated with ribbons. The quality of painting is superior to the painting of Tibetan furniture in the late 20th century and 21st century.