Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Style - Temple Jar This exquisite antique lacquered Chinese

This exquisite antique lacquered Chinese cabinet is from Gansu province on the border with Mongolia and dates to the 19th century

these mirrors also look striking displayed as a group to create an architectural wall arrangement full of depth

These boxes were used for storing the red powder used for marking the forehead of Hindus known as a tika mark or Bindi

Originating from a Kathi home in Saurashtra

It has been converted into a coffee table using the wheels to make the table legs

Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Style - Temple Jar This exquisite antique lacquered ChineseThis understated yet characterful reclaimed teak mirror is crafted from timber salvaged from a 19th century building in Gujarat, India. Its simple, clean lined form allows the beauty of the aged wood to take centre stage, with layers of softly worn cream paint revealing glimpses of its past life beneath. The natural patina and subtle variations in tone give each piece a quiet authenticity that works effortlessly in both traditional and contemporary