Early 20th Century Handwoven Blue and White Cotton Chinese Fabric (1) Architectural

Early 20th Century Handwoven Blue and White Cotton Chinese Fabric (1) ArchitecturalThis stunning 20th century fabric would have originally been made on a narrow loom in a household within the Shanghai suburbs. It would have been made to be used for Chinese workwear or as lining for jackets and clothing. Due to the age of the fabric there will be the odd stain or mark. It is made from cotton and the quality is undeniably good despite the age. IT IS SOLD BY THE METRE IF MORE THAN 1 METRE IS ORDERED IT WILL BE A CONTINUOUS STRIP, NOT

due to its age

giving the panel a distinctive blue colour

There is a small hole in the base of the basket due to the age of it

It was handmade and hand-carved in the 18th century

waxing and polishing

These two stunning buddhas would have been hand-carved by a Laos tribe in the late 19th century

this trunk does not hold all of its original metalwork

This incredible domestic shrine is truly a centre piece

Has been framed in the highest quality matt white frame

is in great quality

such as cotton

which are small fried chickpea flour balls