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Rather than strict repetition
Old Granite Bench From South India from the early 1920's
The resulting surface retains the subtle irregularities and rich texture that are hallmarks of authentic tribal metalwork
the largest turkey-red dyer outside Glasgow
During the 50's & 60's there was a well-known dealer in Japan who refinished chests with negoro lacquer for the Western market
Carved Teak Triple Arch From Maharashtra - 19thC Long Sideboards Rather than strict repetitionThis stunning antique Indian triple archway is carved on both sides and from Maharashtra. It is carved in the Mughal style from teak wood. Double sided carved arches are unusual to find. It is a stunning piece that will transform any room. The pillars are carved with peacocks and flowing floral patterns. The arches are framed with carved blossoming lotus flowers with a double parrot head in the central arch. Assembly This item comes disassembled for
