Vintage Galvanised Planter Architectural Doors underscoring their enduring cultural significance

underscoring their enduring cultural significance

This 19th century brass supari box is from the Indonesian Archipelago and would have been used for storing betel nut supari

This lovely teak painted door has been salvaged from an old building in Gujarat

lending the piece a sculptural

adapted for modern hinge hanging

Vintage Galvanised Planter Architectural Doors underscoring their enduring cultural significanceOur vintage galvanized iron buckets are over 50 years old and mostly date to the 1950's. Made in the traditional way with rivets these baths are great as a quirky bin or garden planter or log storage. Originally they would have been baths or troughs for animal feed. Please note, as these are vintage pieces, sizes and colours may vary slightly from those shown as each one is unique and has its own character. They may have some signs of rust or patina.