Teak Takhat From Gujarat - 19thC Sale This combination of practical design

This combination of practical design and refined craftsmanship gives the table a strong presence that works beautifully as a coffee table or as a statement piece at the end of a bed

Its sculptural silhouette and deeply developed patina give it a quiet presence that reflects centuries of use and careful preservation

these sturdy doors are topped with beautiful

The interior is a large open space with no shelving

The joinery on the top is of a higher quality than usual Indian craftsmanship utilising a step joint

Teak Takhat From Gujarat - 19thC Sale This combination of practical designTakhats were originally used as daybeds by the wealthy merchant classes in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Original tables like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find. This large Takhat is originally from Gujarat and is adorned with beautiful floral carvings, birds and an inscription. It also has lacquered beading around the outside and skilfully carved legs. It would make an impressive centrepiece for a living room, conservatory or summer house.