Chinese Export Black Lacquer Jewellery Box - Early 19th Century Material Cardboard Teak wood Buddhas like this

Teak wood Buddhas like this were often made for donation to temples by wealthy devotees

or coastal-inspired interiors€”whether mounted on a wall or styled as a statement on a shelf or console

Traces of original paint gives mirrors such as this unique character

Hand carved from Jaisalmer’s distinctive golden-yellow sandstone

Chinese Export Black Lacquer Jewellery Box - Early 19th Century Material Cardboard Teak wood Buddhas like thisThis gilt Chinese export jewelry box is in excellent condition and decorated in delicate gilt and black lacquer. This example dates to the early 19th century. It is made in the typical form with brass swan neck handles which are classic English Regency style. The detailed gilt black lacquer work was made using the maki e technique and required a high level of technical skill. This intricate and detailed style of chinoiserie work was made in Canton for