Early 20th Century Handwoven Dark Blue And Red Cotton Chinese Fabric (3) Signs for making offerings and burning

for making offerings and burning incense

This small wooden box originally comes from Japan and dates from the late 18th to the start of the 19th century

You can make out the intricate paint work of village life

and the bold golden leaf symbolises purity and represents the divine in religious art

These large rolling pins were used in every household in India on a daily basis in the old days for rolling out chapati

Early 20th Century Handwoven Dark Blue And Red Cotton Chinese Fabric (3) Signs for making offerings and burningThis stunning 20th century fabric would have originally been made on a narrow loom in a household within the Shanghai suburbs. It would have been made to be used for Chinese workwear or as lining for jackets and clothing. Due to the age of the fabric there will be the odd stain or mark. It is made from cotton and the quality is undeniably good despite the age. IT IS SOLD BY THE METRE IF MORE THAN 1 METRE IS ORDERED IT WILL BE A CONTINUOUS STRIP, NOT