Early 19th Century Chinese Tek Sing Small Ceramic Bowl (2) Garden Furniture The hood (Kaji Zukin) features

The hood (Kaji Zukin) features a structured deep cap with a draped neck guard that splits into long side panels to shield the shoulders

which allowed for air to flow through the property

The hand-carved detailing shows mostly yellow flowers which

and a deep blue patch on the back which is revealed on the front due to some wear at the bottom

as the alter table served as the social and religious axis of the household

Early 19th Century Chinese Tek Sing Small Ceramic Bowl (2) Garden Furniture The hood (Kaji Zukin) featuresThis quaint bowl originated in China within the Qing dynasty. This porcelain bowl is from the shipwreck, Tek Sing. The interesting illustration in the middle we think resembles a flower. Unfortunately, due to the age of this piece, there is some nibbling around the edge but this only adds to the antique beauty of the bowl. This bowl would make a perfect unique jewellery holder or an interesting piece of decor. Dimensions are as follows: H 2cm, W 8.