Old Chinese Wire Lantern From Shanxi - Ca 1940's Origin - Turkmenistan This fabulous old Indian painted

This fabulous old Indian painted teakwood window still has the original painted design

refers to the pierced stone screens traditionally used to filter strong desert sunlight

This elegant 19th-century Indian garden bench is inspired by the celebrated Coalbrookdale designs produced in England during the Victorian period

Zushi shrine dates from the Meiji period (1868-1912) and inside Buddha stands atop a lotus throne and is holding a lotus flower

Old Chinese Wire Lantern From Shanxi - Ca 1940's Origin - Turkmenistan This fabulous old Indian paintedOnce simple practical objects, these old Chinese wire lanterns would have once hung from a fishing boats, illuminating the waters for late night fishermen. These enigmatic lanterns make fantastic quirky additions to a modern room. Originally they would have been lined with paper to provide protection from the wind. A captivating addition to any room whether lit or unlit. Available to be wired at an additional charge. Please contact us for further