Carved Rosewood Seed Drill - Ca 1920 Material - Neem Wood 32 x 10 x 41

32 x 10 x 41 (wxdxh cms)

this piece works equally well as a stool

This Anglo-Indian teak shelving unit dates to the late Raj period

A museum quality reproduction Bronze Tang Dynasty Style Horse

This particular cabinet is in excellent condition and still retains most of the gilt work painted design on the front

Carved Rosewood Seed Drill - Ca 1920 Material - Neem Wood 32 x 10 x 41Like many things in India, everyday pieces were crucial for day to day life and often were embellished and beautifully carved by Marathi craftsmen. Carved on this piece, you can see Nandi bulls and the Indian diety Hanuman. Seed drills were made for the practical purpose of spreading seeds. Now they are no longer needed for their original purpose, they are often used as wonderful decorative ornaments or candle stands. From India UK Delivery Charge