Blue and White Double Gourd
Made in the republican period. (1912-1949) with 5-claw dragon
They are known as "china" in some countries because China was the birthplace of porcelain/ceramics making. These are some pieces I have in my gallery.
Thanks to chinoiserie Chic which I chance upon while i was searching for ideas for my new home. I love her blog and this posting inspired me to list some of the items i have in my gallery.
This book, A Passion for Blue and White, was recommended by Chinoiserie Chic is a wonderful resource, providing inspiration for blue and white rooms for all budgets.
Saturday, 24 October 2009
Chinese tables...
A Ju wood Partner's deak with 3inkstone inserts with latticeworks at the bottom. This is truly a classic ming style.
Ju wood long painting table. Today most people use it as a dining table. Ju wood, also known as Yumu is a type of softwood. It is also known to the western culture as elmwood. It has broad and prominent grains.
Another ju wood painting table with canopy top.
Chinese Ju wood painting table goes very neatly with persian rugs too.
Ju wood long painting table. Today most people use it as a dining table. Ju wood, also known as Yumu is a type of softwood. It is also known to the western culture as elmwood. It has broad and prominent grains.
Another ju wood painting table with canopy top.
Chinese Ju wood painting table goes very neatly with persian rugs too.
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