Indian Stick Door From Jaisalmer - 19th Century Chest of Drawers and a bold arched handle

and a bold arched handle mounted on spherical terminals

The famous imperial kilns have been sited there since the Ming dynasty (1368 - 1644 (1368 - 1644 AD)

This antique Mongolian sideboard was traditionally used by the nomadic peoples of Mongolia and Northern Shanxi for storing clothing and grain in the 19th century

Silver Bangle which opens

internal candle box

Indian Stick Door From Jaisalmer - 19th Century Chest of Drawers and a bold arched handleThis stick door dates to ninteenth century India. They were used by the desert dwelling tribes of Western Rajasthan in their buildings which were made of mud and clay. Wood is very scarce in the desert & doors, windows and furniture were made of sticks harvested from the Kair tree (Capparis decidua). The sticks are then riveted together with iron fittings. Hung on a wall they make stunning and unique pieces of wall art. Supplied with strong hangers