Posts Tagged ‘Persian’

Old Furniture and Tureens, Marquetry, Meissen Porcelain and Silver Auction List Week 4

Friday, June 26th, 2009
marble dining table antique oval modern marble side table, brass stand marble slab dining table marble table inlaid antique marble table with 5 legs marble top candle stick antique tables marble topped "robert adam" table marcel breuer b33 influenced by machinery marcel goupy marcel goupy designs marcel goupy porcelain marinot - acid-etched clear glass bottle and stopper 1934 marius sabino marius sabino leaping gazelle mark of antique faiences creil montereau mark vezzi porcelain markin train antique large scale markings for blue and white asian porcelain antiques markings on antique candelabra markings on antique vase marqueterie cabinet marquetry marquetry florentine designs marquetry inlaid trays marquetry italian tray marquetry patterns marquetry roll top desk marquetry semi-circle drop leaf maryland antique sideboard mason's patent ironstone china mason's patent ironstone china england regeney mason's patent ironstone china oriental jugs masons persian england porcelain matthais lock furniture matthew boulton tureens maurice dufrene, design mayhew and ince tripod table mechanism for antique dictionary ...

Oriental Antiques Overview

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
Oriental objects The term oriental means 'eastern' and this has been equated for a long time with Asia, which starts at the Bosporus. The orient or Asia is the largest part of our world. The continent is inhabited by diverse peoples with their own cultures and languages. The world's major religions and philosophies have their roots in Asia and their influence in the cultures of this part of the world: Confucianism, Taoism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto, Judaism, Christian, and Islam. In addition to these major religions there is also widespread reverence for ethnic deities throughout Asia. This means that while the region can be defined geographically it cannot be so easily defined creatively. The great cultures Great cultural centres existed in Asia thousands of years ...