Painted Tibetan Cabinet from 19th century Qinghai Material - Brass with minimal wear compared to

with minimal wear compared to most surviving examples

A practical yet elegant example of Japanese design

It's been well used but also cared for so it does show modest signs of wear as well as slight fading at one end most likely due to prolonged sunlight exposure

This style was a development from sancai porcelain of the Ming period and came to prominence in the early Qing dynasty

This large elegant black glazed stoneware storage jar is from 19th century Hebei province in China would have been used for the storage of liquids such as wine

Painted Tibetan Cabinet from 19th century Qinghai Material - Brass with minimal wear compared toThis is a very rare beast this gloriously decorative painted cabinet comes from Qinghai Original antique Tibetan cabinets are now very rare and there are many reproduction pieces made in China coming onto the market. This cabinet has a very unusual configuration and is only the second one that we have seen. The painting is completely original Qinghai is a large, sparsely populated Chinese province spread across the high altitude Tibetan Plateau. It's