Rinpa Style Byobu Screen - Early 20th Century Origin - Laos This evocative 19th-century painted teak

This evocative 19th-century painted teak votive panel from Andhra Pradesh has the direct

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This excellent example of an antique Tibetan painted altar cabinet dates to the 19th century and is from Central Tibet

This antique brass bound Anglo-Indian campaign chest Has 'J R Honeyford' inlaid in brass lettering on the lid

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Rinpa Style Byobu Screen - Early 20th Century Origin - Laos This evocative 19th-century painted teakThis elegant four panel Japanese bybu screen is painted in the Rinpa style, known for its bold, decorative use of gold leaf and nature inspired themes. Dating from the early 20th century, the composition features clusters of autumn grasses and seasonal flowers; including chrysanthemums, bellflowers, and bush clovers set against a background of luminous gold leaf. The screen is delicately hand painted using traditional mineral pigments on paper,