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This style is often called a Madura chest as they are found on both the islands of Madura & Java
These niches were traditionally placed beside doorways or within temple and haveli walls to hold small oil lamps or candles
54 x 41 x 85 (wxdxh cms)
has matured into a softly burnished patina through generations of use
This beautifully painted teak corbel dates to the 19th century and would have been an architectural beam support
Parrot Lamp Bracket From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Mulberry Wood This style is often calledAn old Indian lamp holder from a Kathi home in Gujarat, probably Saurashtra dating to the 19th century. It features a beautifully carved parrot as part of the rotating bracket which has been painted green. A lamp would have been placed on the bracket allowing the light to be directed. In Gujarati, these are called Dv. References: See 'Lamps of India' by D. G. Kelkar, fig 106 for a similar example Another similar example can be seen in 'Folk Art &
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