Regency Style Indian Teak Bench - 19th Century Pillars Upon reaching maturity the tree

Upon reaching maturity the tree would be crafted into furniture and given as part of a bride's dowry symbolising hope for a prosperous & enduring marriage

This table was originally a bullock cart from Rajasthan from the 19th century

is a beautifully simple example of traditional Himalayan craftsmanship

We can advise on hanging instructions as well as supply wall hangers on request

and important belongings

Regency Style Indian Teak Bench - 19th Century Pillars Upon reaching maturity the treeThis is an Anglo Indian bench from the days of The Raj. It is made from teak wood and was used inside the house as well as outside. This particular bench was originally upholstered and the original upholstery nails and pins are still visible on the back, seat and arms. The seat is made from a single plank of wild teak wood. The regency shape of this beautiful bench is delicate and flowing. It is from Gujarat in Northern India It is incredibly sturdy