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Tea Cup: W11 x D11 x H7 cm
This old fashion rivetted iron well pot was beautifully handmade for practical use in a bye-gone day
where block printing remains one of the region's most celebrated artistic traditions
including circular geometric medallions and a central stylised foliate design
The elephant of 1897 was a large float made from fabric that was operated internally by men who paraded it through the streets
Burmese Red Lacquer Betel Box - Ca 1910 Origin - Kizilayak Tea Cup: W11 x D11This is an excellent example of a Burmese lacquer. These boxes were multifunctional and used both as tiffin boxes and betel boxes (kun it). This Burmese lacquer box is typical of the style and has a base orange red colour and is decorated with finely etched lines and dots. Tiffin boxes were used in the old days as lunch boxes or for packaging up small snacks which the colonials called tiffin. Betel boxes were used for holding betel leaves and other
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