Pair Of Stone Guardian Lions (Foo Dogs) - Circa 1920 Coasters The mihrab arch that frames

The mihrab arch that frames the mirror is a classic Mughal design seen throughout Northern India and is reminiscent of the outline of splayed peacock feathers

This Tibetan offering table is from Lhasa

most we find are in very poor condition because of their age with badly damaged paint & missing brass corners

Multi-Tiered Base

Tibetan Trunk with Original Painting - 18thC

Pair Of Stone Guardian Lions (Foo Dogs) - Circa 1920 Coasters The mihrab arch that framesThis pair of Chinese stone guardian lion statues would have come from either side of the entrance doors of wealthy Chinese homes to ward off evil or negative energy. These traditional stone lions are around 100 years old and would have come from a wealthy Chinese home in Shanxi province. Traditionally these stone lions (called Shishi ) are one female and one male. The male symbolises power and protection and the female symbolises familial protection