Posted on May 10, 2010 by admin
Chinese garden stools are made with thick porcelain having raised texture and a pierced design which can be used not only as a seat but for other purposes, too. This garden stool is both ornamental and functional and may be placed indoors or out. It is sturdy enough to be used as a stool, side [...]
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Are you ready to give your garden and driveway that touch of Oriental ambiance? If a dull and boring garden is all that you see on the way to your house, then one of the best ways to make it alive and interesting is to add traditional Chinese planters. You can line both sides of [...]
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One of the greatest benefits of hand-painting porcelain items as presents for birthdays and anniversaries is the fact that this is a gift which will be useful throughout the year. By taking note of the distinctive personality and interest of each recipient, you can personally customize the porcelain items for each individual. You don’t have [...]
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Majolica refers to the brilliantly colored earthenwares that were so popular in the Victorian era in the 19th century. They come in emerald green, turquoise, sapphire, blue, pink and yellow tones. These myriad of colors make the wares look vulgar to the 20th century tastes and the popularity began to wane. These ceramics usually incorporate [...]
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If you are a fond collector of chinese brass such as furniture, brassware sets, antiques, or even brass musical instruments, then you know how it feel if any of your cherished collection should be damaged or lose a part and you don’t know where to find a replacement. Chances are you’ll be left with a [...]
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