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Onoe Kikugorō V (1848€“1902) was one of the most famous actors of the Meiji Period
The frame has been customised to allow for hanging with modern hinges
The Oak is identifiable by the Medullary rays on the table top
This striking mirror has been crafted from an original 19th century Indian fanlight window frame from Gujarat
Rubari Damchiya Dowry Chest From Kutch - Ca 1940 Hat Onoe Kikugorō V (1848€“1902) wasThis dramatic Indian white painted teak dowry chest is from the Rabari tribe of Kutch. Locally these chests are called 'damchiya'. It is in its original unpolished condition, chip carved and embellished with geometric design, white paintwork and mirror panels. Traditionally, the brides family had to offer gifts known as dowry to the bridegrooms family if they were to find a good husband for their daughter. Dowry was normally gold jewellery and silk
