an antique brass embossed charger decorated with wild plants. increased the demand for tea

increased the demand for tea services and pots decorated with traditional chinese decorations

a lakes cornish pottery truro green glazed vase dating from the late 1960's

storage jars

a detailed embossed brass bowl or dish from old calabar

230mm long x 95mm wide x 55mm deepthe ship in bottle as folkart is probably

an antique brass embossed charger decorated with wild plants. increased the demand for teaan antique brass embossed charger from old calabar with the central design divided into four quadrants by four lanceolate leaves. each quadrant containing a stylised plant. the outer rim is decorated with scales that are designed in a circle pattern with no start or end (unbroken circle )in efik culture this is highly significant symbolising wholeness, unity, continuity and the cyclical nature of existence. the four lanceolate leaves could represent