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They were exported to India as lighting for large homes and to adorn the beautiful palaces during the 19th century
their deep rich reds and blues with repeating floral and geometric patterns have proven a firm favourite in the antique
low-profile form with gently chamfered edges and three integral feet
This antique brass bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is the perfect size for a coffee table
authenticity and elegance
Polychrome Tiger/Lion Nuo Mask From Shanxi - 19thC Period - Early 19th Century They were exported to IndiaThis exceptionally unusual mask was used in Nuo theater, plays and processions in Shanxi province, Northern China. It is in the form of either a lion or tiger. It is in excellent condition and dates to the 19th century. Nuo means 'expelling demons'. These masks were only allowed to be made and worn by men and were believed to endow them with possession by a god or divine spirit. The 'wang' symbol on the forehead means king and is representative of
