1970s Brass-Backed Porcelain Chinoiserie Bowl: The Bon Marché African Punched out sections accentuate the

Punched out sections accentuate the eagles and papyrus that encircle the Pharaoh

The intricate carved geometric designs indicate that this pole was a "prestige piece" intended to embellish the tent

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this vintage handcrafted decorative plate featuring the Art Nouveau image "Brunette" (Tête Byzantine) by Alphonse Mucha

The original is a Roman work executed in a Greek style

They were filled with olive oil or other vegetable oils through the small piercing holes next to the central motif

1970s Brass-Backed Porcelain Chinoiserie Bowl: The Bon Marché African Punched out sections accentuate theTraveling Man Treasures is selling this 1970s brass backed Chinoiserie porcelain bowl made in Hong Kong exclusively for The Bon Marche. The bowl is flawless aside from a small dent in the brass backing on one side (as shown in the photos). The Bon March was a legendary Seattle based department store. It was common for "The Bon" to commission or import high quality, private label housewares and decorative items from Japanese and European manufacturers