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A large late 19th/early 20th century Chinese lacquer horse
Lacquer ware
A very large late 19th/early 20th century Chinese lacquer horse (Red Hare) with semi precious stones, malachite and soapstone bridle and tack and a detailed carved saddle.
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Each month we pick out a selection of great pieces to showcase in our virtual window display.

An impressive wood-carved Okimono depicting a Kirin
Circa 1880
An impressive Japanese Meiji period wood carving of a Kirin holding a flaming jewel. This masterful carving is balanced perfectly and is a classical depiction of the mythical creature.
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An unusual Japanese ‘Zodiac Clock’
Circa 1880
An unusual early 20th century Japanese ‘Zodiac Clock’, naturalistically carved the case features a scene of a duck hiding among water lilies, a tiny crab and frog can be spotted amongst the foliage.
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A large pair of Bronze Samurai Warriors
Circa 1880
From our collection of Magical Meiji Metalwork, this exceptional pair of Samurai figures signed by Gyoko and depicting two legendary Warriors.
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In October 2020 we welcomed our friends from The British Antique Dealers’ Association, (BADA) to our Islington Galleries. BADA had been making a series of short videos showcasing the broad range of their membership. In this video, Kevin offers a brief insight to our business, takes a look around our galleries and shows an exceptional example of Japanese Meiji-era metal-work.

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We are very proud to be long-standing members of the following established and well-respected arts and antiques communities:
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