Sang De Boeuf Meiping Vase Material - Amber This door comes from a

This door comes from a Punjabi haveli and dates from the second half of the 18th century

Weight: 58g

The turned lacquer legs are traditional on Gujarati takhats

Framed Japanese Woodblock Print dated 1859 showing an actor playing a Samurai in a kabuki play - Utagawa Kunisada

deeply stepped carved frame

Sang De Boeuf Meiping Vase Material - Amber This door comes from aThis reproduction Chinese sang de boeuf meiping vase has a beautiful sheen. It is hand turned on a potters wheel by skilled artists using traditional techniques learnt from their family passed down through generations. The classic meiping shape (often called plum shape) was designed to hold a single branch of tree blossom. This elegant vase was inspired by the shape of the female body and was particularly popular during the Song (960 1279 AD) & Ming