Late 19th Century Chinese Red Lacquered Wash Bowl (3) Garden Furniture it would have been used

it would have been used for the entrance to a building to add privacy but also allow air flow

This chest would have been used as a street vendors chest and it originally would have had handles on the side

These distinct throwing rings were left by the potters fingers as the heavy clay was spun on the wheel

The main text translates to 'Omiya Taigagen' which we believe is the name of the child

Late 19th Century Chinese Red Lacquered Wash Bowl (3) Garden Furniture it would have been usedThis lovely piece originated in China within the late 19th century. Despite its age, it still retains and beautifully showcases its original lacquer, which is a stunning vibrant red colour. This bowl also holds all of its original brass bands, whose colours align richly with the red. It stands on four small legs and would have originally been used as a wash basin, to keep domestic items clean. Nowadays however, this Chinese bowl would make a fantastic