These classic pieces feature the traditional translucent “rice grain” (openwork) design around the bowl walls and spoons, along with a blue dragon motif in the center. The underside is marked “Made in China.”.
A varied collection of Asian fabrics ideal for repurposing and reusing
This Japanese teapot is a beautiful vintage piece that will add a touch of elegance to any collection. The hand-decimated porcelain and intricate designs make it a unique and valuable addition to any tea lover’s collection. Its origins can be traced back to Japan, where it was made post-1940. The antique teapot is perfect for serving tea and is sure to impress any guest.
• Type: Woodblock Print. • Production Technique: Woodblock Printing (based on appearance). The back shows older paper backing with Japanese newspaper adhered. Vertical Japanese text appears along the left margin of the image.
Chinese Porcelain Kangxi Beaker Wucai Famille Verte Lotus Hare Qing Marked 18thC. Chinese Qianlong Porcelain Cup Ladies Boy Mandarin Famille Rose Gilt Qing 18th C. Chinese Carved Hardwood Stand Display Pierced Scroll Base Qing 19th Century.
Qing Dynasty Wooden Snuff Bottle Minimalist Form Carved 19th C. The surface displays natural grain patterns and hand-worked texture, giving the piece a warm, tactile quality. The bottle has a gently rounded body tapering toward the base, with a fitted stopper and removable spoon.
Creative Eagle Claw Ice Tongs. Whether you’re hosting a cocktail party or simply enjoying a night in, these tongs will impress your guests while making serving effortless. Don’t settle for ordinary; choose the extraordinary.
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