Antique Chinese Porcelain Ink Box

Pictures below showing an antique Chinese hand painted over-glazed bird and floral porcelain ink box.

This lovely antique Chinese porcelain ink box has remnants of red ink at the interior.

Size : Length : 9cm, Width : 6.5cm, Height : 3.5cm

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Beaded Shoe Face

Pictures below showing a single beaded shoe face that is so unique that it caught my eye, and decided to purchase it from one of the antique shops in Kuching, Sarawak.

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Chinese Antique Silver Earrings

Pictures below showing two unique Chinese antique silver earrings.


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Earrings 2

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Chinese Small Jar With Lid

Pictures below showing an antique small jar with lid from China around 19th century porcelain. Found it in London Portobello market.

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Old Noble Chinese Lady Black Shoes

A nice noble Chinese lady black shoes found in Kuantan antique shop.

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Silver Child Bagua Pendant

Bagua pendants are types of beautiful feng shui fashion accessories that protect the wearer from negative energy. A bagua pendant also brings good fortune to the wearer.

When worn as a pendant, the bagua symbol wards off 'sha chi', or negative energies and evil. The wearer is protected from accidents and harm. Bagua necklaces also draw good luck, prosperity and good health to the wearer. There are beautiful pendants with the bagua symbol that look wonderful worn by women, men and children. A common practice is giving a young child a bagua necklace when they are born. Parents often pin the pendant to the baby's clothing to help keep them safe and healthy.

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Metal Kerosene Lamps

A kerosene lamp is a type of lighting device that uses kerosene as a fuel. Kerosene lamps have a wick or mantle as light source, protected by a glass chimney or globe. It can be used on a table, or hand-held lanterns may be used for portable lighting

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Small Blue Spittoon

Picture below is another type of small blue spittoon found in Ipoh.

It is small in size and to be used by the Nyonyas or Bibiks chewing sirih or betel leaves. It is small enough to sit on the palm of your hands. It is with floral motifs and would normally be placed on the table, together with the tepak sirih.