Old Painted Indian Doors From Gujarat - 19thC Origin - India Northern Chinese terracotta is frost

Northern Chinese terracotta is frost hardy - winter in North China drops to -20 Celsius Dismantles for shipping - Circa 100 yrs old

Comes supplied with suitable wall hangers

This incredibly unusual Chinese gilt black lacquer cabinet is one of very few examples of a full size cabinet made for export to Britain

some handles were missing and have been replaced with hand turned ivory substitute handles

Dimensions: W22 x D2 x H68

Old Painted Indian Doors From Gujarat - 19thC Origin - India Northern Chinese terracotta is frostLooking for a dramatic entrance to your room or as a statement piece in your home, a retail space or film set? These antique painted doors and frame from India hark from Kutch in Gujarat and have been reclaimed from an old haveli. The chip carving and top lintel is classic of the style of Gujarat and the door is fitted with brass handles and lock. These doors would have originally been used as the front door of a merchant's home. In the centre of the