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Primitively Formed Naga Grinding TableA wonderfully primitively formed hand carved grinding table from Nagaland, India. Late 19th Century. Naga tables were originally used by the Naga tribes people of Northeast India to grind grain. The hole in the centre was where the grains were housed to be ground with long poles. Carved from a single piece of wood, silvered, weathered and eroded through time and use. A primitive banal and everyday object to the people of Naga, but a testament to the

14th Century

hand-painted in enamels with realistic glass eyes - this dog really is a charming little fella

It’s body is studded with little naive mirrors

These pieces may have not have been painted purposefully as miniature paintings

This pot has a historical repair - strikingly riveted down one side with traces of cornflower blue and sangue di bue Oxblood paint

Originally Pithoi or amphora

Original painting by Chloë Holt RCA FRSA

The pots à feu take their inspiration from both Baroque and Classical architectural tradition

A divine and extremely beautiful collection of Venetian Murano glass goblets

delicately and naturalistically carved

It very unique and has both the port (left

flecks of gilt showing through the silver leaf