Carved Elephant Corbel From South India - Late 18th Century Origin - Morocco We suspect that this piece

We suspect that this piece was brought back to Britain by a sailor or officer in the 18th century which would explain its unusually good condition

Each one is entirely unique

especially masks

Tibetan antique furniture with original painting was always unusual to find and is increasingly difficult to come by

dating to circa 1910 - 1920 century and created using the ancient lost-wax casting tradition that has been practised by tribal metalworking communities of central and eastern India for centuries

Carved Elephant Corbel From South India - Late 18th Century Origin - Morocco We suspect that this pieceThis beautifully carved architectural bracket is from a set of four and would have come from a large chariot called a 'Rath' or sometimes 'Juggernaut'. These giant rolling temples from South India were pulled by teams of devotional worshipers often hundreds strong. Beautiful carvings like this often adorned the chariots. This piece has significant age and dates to the latter part of the 18th century. In India, the elephant was considered regal and a