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Blue Painted Sunburst Door & Frame - 19th Century Vases This takhat would have belonged

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Description

This takhat would have belonged to a child in Gujarat and dates to the 19th century

Medium 23 x 23 x 2 cm

These boxes were multifunctional and used both as tiffin boxes and betel boxes (kun it)

This colonial Anglo-Indian book cabinet dates to the 19th century

it's beautifully made from a metal alloy

Blue Painted Sunburst Door & Frame - 19th Century Vases This takhat would have belongedThis 19th century Indian antique door and frame from The Rann of Kutch is a stunning example of traditional craftsmanship. Expertly carved and produced from teak wood, it features dramatic sunburst panels and a vivid blue paint finish. It's decorated with intricate floral and peacock carvings, accentuated by ornate corbels, and is truly a magnificent work of art. The sunburst panels on the doors indicate a strong Portuguese influence. As with most

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