Blue Painted Sunburst Door & Frame - 19th Century Vases It was used for making

It was used for making furniture and doors until the early 20th century when it became very scarce due to over cutting

This colonial Anglo-Indian book cabinet dates to the 19th century

The pine wood is patinated from years of age and the ironwork features square motifs

it's beautifully made from a metal alloy

This takhat would have belonged to a child in Gujarat and dates to the 19th century

Blue Painted Sunburst Door & Frame - 19th Century Vases It was used for makingThis 19th century Indian antique door and frame from The Rann of Kutch is a stunning example of traditional craftsmanship. Expertly carved and produced from teak wood, it features dramatic sunburst panels and a vivid blue paint finish. It's decorated with intricate floral and peacock carvings, accentuated by ornate corbels, and is truly a magnificent work of art. The sunburst panels on the doors indicate a strong Portuguese influence. As with most