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Iron Well Pot From The Punjab - 19th Century Material - Glass The detailed chip carving on

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Description

The detailed chip carving on this manjus is of exceptional quality and unusually

Originating in Bikaner in Northern Rajasthan

A near identical example can be found in Japanese Antique Furntiure: A Guide to Evaluating & Restoring by Rosy Clarke

Features: Cylindrical body

The Tang dynasty was the second great dynasty of Chinese history that was able to unify a vast territory

Iron Well Pot From The Punjab - 19th Century Material - Glass The detailed chip carving onThis old fashion rivetted iron well pot was beautifully handmade for practical use of fetching water from the wells. Approximately 150 years old, these Indian well pots were often seen hanging from the bottom of old bullock carts. So easily accessed when the driver arrived at a village well. These days they are perfect for use in an inglenook fireplace or could be planted up and used in a kitchen window. Checked, restored, and finished in our

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