Old Blue & White Porcelain Jar - No 7 Couple as the distinct firing process

as the distinct firing process in traditional brick kilns results in unique and unpredictable variations in the finish

A hand-carved Namji (also known as Namchi) double doll from Cameroon — two beaded figures joined as one striking piece

Size : 50cm

Following his honeymoon to South Africa

this sculpture enhances nature-inspired interiors

Old Blue & White Porcelain Jar - No 7 Couple as the distinct firing processAn antique Chinese blue and white porcelain jar, hand painted in cobalt on a white ground. A genuine old piece, it carries the subtle glaze variations and signs of age that make it one of a kind. Jars like this were traditionally made as wedding pieces, decorated with the double happiness symbol (shungx), two joined copies of the character for joy, representing two people becoming one. Lovely as a sculptural object on a shelf or mantel, as a vase for