Octagonal Brass Jali Paandan Box - 1920 Style - Wine Jars they were made for the

they were made for the European market which enjoyed a fascination with all things Chinese and Chinoiserie from the Georgian period onwards

226 x 49 x 90 (wxdxh cms)

A Carved Teak Corbel (Architectural Beam Support) From Maharashtra - 19thC

featuring a generous main storage cavity with a removable compartment tray above for organising smaller belongings

Condition: Good

Octagonal Brass Jali Paandan Box - 1920 Style - Wine Jars they were made for theThis attractive octagonal brass paandan box dates to the early 20th century and was traditionally used throughout India for storing paan leaves and the ingredients required to prepare betel quid. Crafted by hand from sheet brass, the box features finely pierced jali work panels that create an elegant geometric lattice pattern, allowing ventilation while showcasing the skill of the artisan. The octagonal form gives the piece a distinctive architectural