Mid 19th Century Chinese Elm 'Yoke Style' Chair Ceramics

Mid 19th Century Chinese Elm 'Yoke Style' Chair CeramicsThis beautiful independent chair originated in China in the 1860s. It was handmade from elm, and due to the age of it, the lacquer has started to wear away, but this only adds to the beauty of this chair. To add to the quality of this piece, it has hand carved detailing throughout that resembles an original Chinese style. It has also adopted a 'yoke' style as it has a winged top. The dimensions of this are as follows: H 110cm, W 49. 5cm, D 38cm. Free

this fragment of Shishi-maku cloth dates to the late Edo period

The Yangshao culture were known for their painted pottery and created ceramics

The dimensions are as follows: H - 36cm

providing a stylish centrepiece for your living room

These specific cushions have a simple yet lovely blue and white tartan pattern on the front

Dimensions are as follows: H - 2cm

Making this piece more desirable than other items on the market currently

They have also been fitted with a brass ceiling rose

These beautiful kitchenalia pieces originated in India and are handmade from brass and wood

Dimensions: H - 20cm

and embedded glass windows are what gives this shrine its bold stature

The red mark on the bottom translates to 'six' meaning that this bowl have been found in stack and would have either been used to show which stack is 'stack six' or which plate is 'no