Sitting Gilt Teak Mandalay Buddha - Ca 1910 Origin - Persia Now they are no longer

Now they are no longer needed for day to day farming seed drills like this have been converted to a beautiful candlestand

or a flowing crawler such as a devil's ivy

This antique mixing bowl is hand carved from solid pink marble and is from Rajasthan in Northern India

It is an exceptional quality piece with very fine chip carving both inside on the drawer fronts and on the outside

Cushion front fabric is soft pile poly velvet Luxurious indigo velvet backing and piping Includes extra stuffed 100% duck feather-filled cushion pad Concealed zip fastening Dry clean only

Sitting Gilt Teak Mandalay Buddha - Ca 1910 Origin - Persia Now they are no longerThis sitting Buddha is an excellent example of the Mandalay style. This sitting Mandalay Buddha is made in the traditional way from carved teak wood which is then red lacquered and gilt finished. This Buddha dates to the middle of the Mandalay period, circa 1910. The Mandalay period was between 1853 1948 and ended with Burmese independence from The British. Buddha here has beautiful detailing with painted glass eyes and robes inlaid with precious