Mirror Made From An Old Indian Window - 19thC (82 x 96cm) Ganesh Statues An early 19th century Anglo-Indian

An early 19th century Anglo-Indian brass inlaid rosewood writing slope

It is less common to find a solid wooden version as they are usually unfilled or made with reeds

The softly pointed arch silhouette creates a strong architectural presence

This porcelain Temple Jar is decorated with precious Chinese objects

When the mould is entirely filled it is left to cool

Mirror Made From An Old Indian Window - 19thC (82 x 96cm) Ganesh Statues An early 19th century Anglo-IndianThis decorative antique Indian window frame has been converted into a dramatic wall mirror. With pillars framing the window it gives the appearance of a miniature doorway. It is made from teak wood and has been reclaimed from a 19th century Indian building in Gujarat. Lime and old traces of paint are still visible within the beautiful carvings. Supplied with sturdy hangers on the reverse. From India 82 x 8 x 96 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except