Rosewood Archway From Haryana - 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood The box is crowned with

The box is crowned with a sculptural horse finial — a symbol of strength and vitality — and decorated with carved circular flower motifs on each lid section

This is an excellent and high quality example of Gujarati craftsmanship in the 18th century and really illustrates the wealth and craftsmanship which was found in India during this era

while the remaining colour preserves the atmosphere of a lived-in devotional object

A rare glass handi lamp - mid 19thC with 3 way light fitting

Over 120 years old

Rosewood Archway From Haryana - 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood The box is crowned withThis 19th century teak archway from Haryana is a substantial example of North Indian architectural craftsmanship, shaped by Mughal design and built to frame a space with both structure and ornament. The form is defined by a scalloped mihrab style inner arch, framed by deeply carved floral panels and a pierced lattice frieze, all executed with confident, hand carved detail. Set at the shoulders of the arch are a pair of carved roundels formed as padma