Antique Chinese Crackle-Glazed Vase – Applied Green Dragon with Loop Handles (c.1880–1910) Mabie Todd featuring circular abalone shell panels

featuring circular abalone shell panels set within an intricately pierced openwork frame

The lining and racks are intact and clean

Here we have an original Thackray Charnley bone saw 50cm owned by Dr Paris Edwards who carried out first hip replacement

Bodiam castle is now owned and run by the National trust since 1925 - A 14th-century moated castle with a ruined interior features spiral staircases

Antique Chinese Crackle-Glazed Vase – Applied Green Dragon with Loop Handles (c.1880–1910) Mabie Todd featuring circular abalone shell panelsA characterful late Qing Dynasty crackle glazed vase featuring an applied green dragon in relief, hand modelled loop handles and a gently tapered meiping inspired form. Dating to around 18801910, this example shows all the hallmarks of provincial southern kiln production: a thickly potted stoneware body, wide crackle pattern with deep age patination, and glaze pooling around the neck and applied decoration. The green glazed dragon, fluid in movement