Carved Teak Triple Arch Mirror - 19th Century Gifts The scene depicts boatmen navigating

The scene depicts boatmen navigating the river past a temple

This antique tribal panel is a Gond door panel from Madhya Pradesh

Pickerings manufactured it by the tradename Blanco It was manufactured in Canada as Capo which is an abbreviation for Canadian Colouring Compound

Used traditionally as being a fast way to lay down comfy and attractive flooring for nomadic families and also as prayer rugs

This Catalpa wood Kang Table From Tianjin is over 120 years old and has remnants of the original burgundy lacquer

Carved Teak Triple Arch Mirror - 19th Century Gifts The scene depicts boatmen navigatingThis exquisite 19th century Indian mirror is made from sunbleached teak and is converted from a triple arch window originating from Rajasthan, India. Its timeless craftsmanship and stunning details will bring a unique and refined presence to any space. It features splendid peacock brackets atop the pillars and is supplied with sturdy hangers on the reverse. Dimensions: 110 x 24. 5 x 71. 5 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands &