Reclaimed Teak Candlestick Jewellery Boxes This elegant black lacquer cabinet

This elegant black lacquer cabinet originates from Shanxi province in northern China and dates to the 19th century

This beautiful mirror is made from an original Indian fanlight window frame - from Gujarat - 19thC

With original painting - a very good example of rare Tibetan furniture

When made from stone they are often called ishi-doro

A very decorative and useful piece

Reclaimed Teak Candlestick Jewellery Boxes This elegant black lacquer cabinetThese distinctive teak wood candlesticks have been crafted from old legs of traditional Indian takhat daybeds, giving them a strong sculptural form and a fascinating sense of history. Takhats were sturdy wooden daybeds commonly found across India, used for seating, resting, and social gatherings within the home. Each candlestick retains the original hand turned shaping of the takhat leg, with subtle curves and natural wear that reflect decades of use.