Cast Iron Victorian Style Bistro Table Lamp Niches Nepal and Tibet for pleasure

Nepal and Tibet for pleasure and investment" by Michael Ridley with pieces from the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts

These beautifully carved 18th century painted teak doors have been salvaged from an old building in Gujarat

Used by monks as a low reading table for sacred Buddhist scriptures and manuscripts

a town famed for its elaborately painted buildings and boxes

allowing the remarkable depth and movement of the glaze to become the focal point

Cast Iron Victorian Style Bistro Table Lamp Niches Nepal and Tibet for pleasureThis cast iron bistro table is an Indian copy of an English Coalbrookdale style table. It works perfectly in the garden paired with two or three chairs. Cast iron which was shipped to India in the 19th century as ballast on returning ships. Finished in a matte black paint. Chairs are sold separately and available to purchase HERE. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery options available at checkout