Reverse Glass Painting of a Sikh Nobleman – Late 19th Century Period - Meiji It may have been used

It may have been used for Aarti - the temple fire ceremony

This very decorative lacquer work panel is a fragment from a lacquered altar table originating from Fujian Province and is decorated with vermillion lacquer and gilt highlights

Known as a Spring bench

Reclaimed Teakwood Blanket Chest With Painted Finish

Its classic design is adaptable to a variety of interior styles

Reverse Glass Painting of a Sikh Nobleman – Late 19th Century Period - Meiji It may have been usedA remarkable reverse glass painting depicting an armoured Sikh nobleman, most likely Maharajah Sher Singh or Rajah Lal Singh, shown brandishing a sword. Executed in gouache and gold on glass, the portrait captures the resolute dignity of the Sikh court during the final decades of the nineteenth century, its brilliance preserved through the luminous medium of glass. This work draws inspiration from celebrated portraits such as Schoeffts oil of