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Indian Candlestand Made From Old Seed Drill - 19th Century Origin - Japan This striking 19th century teak

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This striking 19th century teak mihrab window mirror from Madhya Pradesh is a beautifully repurposed architectural fragment

allowing it to be pulled along as a toy

It is then decorated by hand before firing Known as the king of the flowers the peony is a symbol of royalty and virtue and is the national flower of China Porcelain is steeped in centuries of Chinese culture and history

A new stand has been added to raise this piece for use as a coffee table or av unit

Indian Candlestand Made From Old Seed Drill - 19th Century Origin - Japan This striking 19th century teakThis beautifully carved teak seed drill has been converted into a truly unique candle stand. There are simple carvings ringing the piece which has developed a wonderful rich patina over time. Like many things in India, seed drills were made for the practical purpose of spreading seeds beautifully carved by Marathi craftsmen in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Nowadays these seed drills are great used as a candlestand or just as a beautiful

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