Nepalese Carved Wooden Milk Pot - Early 20th Century Sang De Boeuf Porcelain This lovely teak painted door

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

104 x 45 x 84  (wxdxh cms)

Unusual for this type of piece the bottom carving has been converted into 2 very handy drawers at the bottom of the sideboard

Wrought Iron Candlestick From Rajasthan

This reproduction Chinese porcelain vase with a five peach design follows a classic Famille Rose style

Nepalese Carved Wooden Milk Pot - Early 20th Century Sang De Boeuf Porcelain This lovely teak painted doorThis richly carved wooden milk pot originates from Nepal and dates to the early 20th century. Vessels of this type are widely documented in Himalayan material culture and are commonly referred to as milk jugs or milk beakers, used for carrying and storing milk and other liquids as part of everyday rural life. Carved from a single block of dense local hardwood, the vessel has a strong, tactile presence shaped by prolonged practical use. The exterior is