Shanxi, circa 1900 This little black lacquer box would have been used for holding some kind of delicacy and presented as an expensive gift. It is f...
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These pretty bottles are made from recycled glass, handblown and in a choice of colours. They are lovely as single vases or group them together wit...
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These small, round turquoise vases sit neatly into the teak bowls which are made using sustainable tree roots. Beautiful as table ornaments. Please...
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These small stone Buddha heads are carved by hand and make lovely ornaments. The red wax seal on the forehead of this example is an official seal a...
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Known as a 'bitong' in Chinese, this simple little brush pot is made from ebony wood. Finely made wooden vessels like this were used over centuries...
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These wonderful coconut shells are worked by hand to show beautiful floral designs in open carving. They are polished to a smooth finish and make l...
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Each one of these beautiful ornaments is created by hand from a coconut shell. The intricate open carvings show various leaf and scrolling designs....
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This large wooden bowl would be ideal as a large fruit bowl on a dining table or sideboard. Made from teak wood, it comes from the region of Lampun...
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This lovely large, wooden bowl is from the Lampung region in southern Sumatra. Ideal as a large fruit bowl on a dining table or sideboard, it is ma...
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This large, shallow wooden bowl is from Gansu in western China. The hollowed out tray is strengthened at one point with studded metal hardware. The...
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Mongolia, circa 1900 These interesting little boxes are from Mongolia, finished in red lacquer and decorated in the green and yellow pigments that ...
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Handmade from solid brass, these attractive pots are produced in India. They are hammered into shape before being etched with lovely, traditional d...
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These lovely pots are handmade from brass, etched with traditional designs. They each come with a lid so make attractive storage jars, or group the...
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This shallow, oval shaped bowl is from Gansu in western China, where it was used originally for kneading dough to make bread. Today it would be ide...
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Tibet, circa 1900 These lovely round wooden bowls are from Tibet, the once brightly painted patterns in red, black and gold now in more subtle hues...
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These blue glazed ceramic jars are similar to those used in China for storing oil or wine. The rustic, pale blue glaze over the cream base gives an...
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Pillow boxes like these were commonly used in China during the Qing dynasty to deter would-be thieves. The owner would place valuables inside the b...
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Shanxi, circa 1950 This little octagonal black lacquer box would have been used for holding some kind of delicacy and presented as an expensive gif...
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These little wooden boxes come in three sizes - rectangular (the larger black box in the photo), large cube (the red box shown) and small cube (the...
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These beautiful round boxes with lids are made from huang-huali, a rare tropical hardwood which is still highly prized in China. Polished to a smoo...
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This set of three T-light holders is made in Guilin province, southern China, from red resin. Each one is beautifully carved with a design of peony...
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Shanxi, circa 1900 This little wooden box still has traces of the original dark red lacquer, now mostly worn to the paler wood underneath. The lid ...
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These small stone buddha heads are hand carved and make lovely ornaments.
These little wooden boxes come in three sizes - rectangular (the larger black box in the photo), large cube (the red box shown) and small cube (the...
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These little pestle and mortars are made from iron and have been refinished in black. They were once used to grind the herbs and ingredients used i...
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Shanxi, circa 1900 These little wooden receptacles were once used as rice measures in China. Today they make useful little bowls on a console for k...
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These little statues are from the island of Sumba in Indonesia. Each one is carved by hand, from sandstone, so is completely unique. Used by the Su...
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These stone fish are carved by hand and make lovely ornaments. The fish is one of the eight Buddhist symbols of good fortune and considered a symbo...
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These simply shaped T-light holders look great lit up on a console or window sill. Made from recycled glass, each one is finished in a distressed m...
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These gorgeous boxes make ideal gifts, perfect for storing favourite possessions or important documents. They are newly made from huang-huali wood ...
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Tibet, circa 1900 Similar in shape to the painted versions but less decorative, these round wooden bowls are also from Tibet, finished in differing...
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These beautiful little boxes are made from a wood known as 'huang-huali' - a tropical hardwood that is now quite rare and highly prized by the Chin...
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