Large Blue Painted Indian Mirror Made From An Old Window - 19th Century Material - Kiri Wood Date: Early 20th century

Date: Early 20th century

As exoticism took hold during the mid 18th century

This intricate and detailed work was made for export to Britain when Chinoiserie was all the rage

This elegant 19th-century flower stand is crafted from baimu (Chinese cypress) and originates from Jiangsu province in Eastern China

105 x 57 x 42 (wxdxh cms)

Large Blue Painted Indian Mirror Made From An Old Window - 19th Century Material - Kiri Wood Date: Early 20th centuryOnce part of an opulent haveli in Madhya Pradesh, this striking mirror began life as a carved teak window frame. Its rich blue patina and exquisitely detailed carvings speak to the high craftsmanship of Northern India. The scalloped mihrab arch, a hallmark of Mughal design, lends the piece a majestic architectural quality transforming a functional object into a timeless decorative statement. Handcrafted from solid teak, the frame is now fitted with a