Pair of Carved Officials Hat Chairs From Shanxi - Late 19th Century Clothes these chests travelled across the

these chests travelled across the subcontinent on military campaigns and were expected to endure tough conditions

Suitable for Indoor & Outdoor use

the shelf features three generous slatted tiers supported by a sturdy frame with simple ladder-style rails and elegant X-frame side braces

This is an 18th century carved teak chariot panel from Tamil Nadu - South India

purity and good fortune in Chinese and Tibetan art

Pair of Carved Officials Hat Chairs From Shanxi - Late 19th Century Clothes these chests travelled across theThese antique Chinese chairs are usually known as officials hat chairs because the shape of the back was reminiscent of an officials hat. They are sometimes also called high yoke back chairs and were one of the earliest styles of Chinese chairs to emerge. They were often made in pairs for a husband and wife. The back is the most important element of these chairs and this depicts a qilin, a symbol of luck, prosperity & wisdom. The arm supports are wavy