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Around the vessel's shoulder
The bottom of the cabinet contains a lift-away hatch that conceals a further storage area at the bottom of the cabinet
Sadly these buildings are beyond restoring having been subjected to years of decay
signs of wear—including losses and surface patina—only add to its character and storytelling appeal
Top right: Label from Graham Glasgow (founded 1784) Owner William Graham whose son (also William) was elected the Liberal MP for Glasgow in 1865
Indian Pidha Dowry Chair From Shekhawati - 19th Century Origin - Mughal Around the vessel's shoulderThis lovely Indian chair is from the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan and is called a pidha chair. These were low chairs with backrests and traditionally were given to Indian brides on their wedding day. They are most commonly found in tribal settings in Northern India and were used daily by all family members. This example has been carved in the traditional chip carved style. It features horse heads flanking three stylised lotus flowers (symbols of
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