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An exquisite piece with fine details of a country peasant girl dressed in traditional chinese style garments holding a lotus bud. Like all Shiwan fugurines, the distinctive feature of this figurine is its unglazed face. RM 468.00 |
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Cylindrical vase adorned with chinese calligraphy of a poem. RM 1,788.00 |
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SS Toddlers with a daily coin supply An interesting piece of decorative item that has the chinese characters "Daily supply of gold bags" in the centre. For good chi, this item is normally placed at the cashier counter of a shop. A good gift for people opening new businesses. Or can even act as an ash tray. RM 98.00 |
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An exquisite rendition of a concubine during China's Cultural Revolution period. RM 188.00 |
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SS God of Fortune astride a Horse Coined from the the chinese phrase "Mah Seong Fatt Choy" meaning immediate fortune, the God of Fortune is riding a horse. For good chi, this highly detailed hand crafted piece should be placed in the sitting room facing its occupants. RM 448.00 |
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Half of a two-piece collection, Choong Kui (a chinese God that catches ghosts and evil spirits) here is in a pose that catches good fortune. Choong Kui is normally placed in the house facing the main entrance and is used to ward off ghosts and evil spirits from entering or loitering in your compound RM 388.00 |
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Half of a two-piece collection, Choong Kui (a chinese God that catches ghosts and evil spirits) here is in a pose that catches ghosts and evil spirits. Choong Kui is normally placed in the house facing the main entrance and is used to ward off ghosts and evil spirits from entering or loitering in your compound. RM 388.00 |
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SS Country Girl with Rice Grinder A country girl seated on a rice grinder with 2 doves. This exquisite piece is highly detailed and would fit in with any other oriental pieces. RM 318.00 |
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