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They were used in stone havelis - the stylish homes of the wealthy families
Console tables (also known as 'altar tables') were used for ancestor worship in China
Condition: Excellent Condition With Natural Wear And Variation From Reclaimed Materials
Dimensions: W41 x D41 x H79 cm
Smaller torgam like this would have been privately owned and used to house torma
Bleached Kothla Majus From Gujarat - 19th Century Chest of Drawers They were used in stoneThis antique Indian teak dowry chest known as a kothla majus in India has been reduced in depth to create a dramatic console table. It's constructed from solid teak wood and dates to the 19th century. This particular style of kothla majus can be traced to Narmada in Gujarat. These chests would have stored valuables and also everyday items. It has been customised to be front opening making it perfect for storage of bedding for occasional guests. It's
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