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Category: Tibetan Antiques

Books, Magazines and Publications

A reading list of recommended books for collectors of Tibetan antiques and artifacts

A recommended reading list of books of interest to the study of Tibetan Antiques from thangka to metal work to furniture.

December 29, 2009 No Comments

A Tibetan style low table made by repurposing an door

Asian Home Furnishings, decor etc

Tibetan painted furniture: Dinning table made from an old door.

Design Project: This bright and colorful coffee table is made from a repurposed old door panel reclaimed from a home in Tibet.

January 29, 2009 No Comments

Design

Interior design tip: How to integrate Tibetan furniture into the home

Chinese furniture is becoming more and more popular, surely about 50% of the decorated homes have an item one or the other Asian style. Before

September 19, 2007 No Comments

Category: Tibetan Antiques

A reading list of recommended books for collectors of Tibetan antiques and artifacts

Tibetan painted furniture: Dinning table made from an old door.

Interior design tip: How to integrate Tibetan furniture into the home

Recent Posts

Secrets of the tomb – revealing the origins of the wine table (Chinese antique furniture video series)

This 29,622 USD antique Chinese apothecary cabinet was burned to a crisp. Why?

When Androids dream: An experiment in using AI to imagine “antiques.”

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A rare 17th or early 18th century Ryukyu Kingdom cinnabar red lacquer and gilt cosmetics box

A Chinese Ming Dynasty double-sided carved cinnabar lacquer seal box.

A particularly fine and unusual Japanese tsuishu incense box (Kōgō) - Edo period

A Chinese early Ming dynasty,15th century carved cinnabar lacquer scholar’s box and cover.

An unusual 17-18th century Tibetan flaming wish granting jewel (Norbu Mebar)

A late Edo period Japanese Murakami export lacquer tray

An unusual Chinese Ming dynasty molded and carved cinnabar lacquer plate

A 17th or early 18th century Ryukyu mother of pearl inlay lidded box with fillet edges.

A small Chinese neolithic pottery jarlet from the Qijia culture (2050-1700 BC)

A Japanese Fubako letter (document) box in Gold Maki-e on Black Lacquer (Edo Period)

Latest Blog Posts

Secrets of the tomb – revealing the origins of the wine table (Chinese antique furniture video series)

This 29,622 USD antique Chinese apothecary cabinet was burned to a crisp. Why?

When Androids dream: An experiment in using AI to imagine “antiques.”

Latest Research Docs

The specialists guide to Chinese window screens, carved wood panels & decorative lattice screens.

How can I tell if my Chinese furniture is antique, original or if its been modified?

Chinese wood carvings: are they hand carved or are they CNC computer carved?

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Category: Tibetan Antiques

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A rare 17th or early 18th century Ryukyu Kingdom cinnabar red lacquer and gilt cosmetics box

A Chinese Ming Dynasty double-sided carved cinnabar lacquer seal box.

A particularly fine and unusual Japanese tsuishu incense box (Kōgō) - Edo period

A Chinese early Ming dynasty,15th century carved cinnabar lacquer scholar’s box and cover.

An unusual 17-18th century Tibetan flaming wish granting jewel (Norbu Mebar)

A late Edo period Japanese Murakami export lacquer tray

An unusual Chinese Ming dynasty molded and carved cinnabar lacquer plate

A 17th or early 18th century Ryukyu mother of pearl inlay lidded box with fillet edges.

A small Chinese neolithic pottery jarlet from the Qijia culture (2050-1700 BC)

A Japanese Fubako letter (document) box in Gold Maki-e on Black Lacquer (Edo Period)