Framed Chromolithograph Cotton Bale Advertising Label - Ca 1920 Material - Elm and was constructed from elm

and was constructed from elm and walnut wood

This simple yet characterful mirror is made from an old Indian window frame originating from a traditional building in Gujarat

A great part of the Tang aristocracy even was of non-Chinese

Keep your valuable jewelry safe and organized in this beautiful and unique piece

The cabinet is framed with delicately carved detailing around the drawer fronts

Framed Chromolithograph Cotton Bale Advertising Label - Ca 1920 Material - Elm and was constructed from elmThis framed pictorial label printed on paper was used to seal bales of cloth destined for sale in India. Originally printed in Britain and shipped to India, these labels were advertisements made for the Indian taste. Dates to the early 20th century likely 1920's. The label was printed for F Steiner & Co (founded 1832) in Manchester, the largest turkey red dyer outside Glasgow. Interestingly this label also specifically references Karachi (Kurrachee)