Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19thC (66 x 83cm) Material - Brass The style is often known

The style is often known as a round-corner cabinet and was first seen in the Ming dynasty (1368 to 1644)

Iron Handles And Hinges

The wooden paraths are carved from a single piece of timber and are usually made from teak or acacia wood - our  parath bowls are mostly 19thC or late 20thC and have wonderful patina which comes from frequent use over many years

unlike their European counterparts which were taken down and smashed when electricity arrived

Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19thC (66 x 83cm) Material - Brass The style is often knownThis stoutly constructed antique Indian window frame has been converted into a dramatic wall mirror. It is wonderfully decorative and made from teak wood and has been reclaimed from a 19th century Indian building in Rajasthan. The mihrab arch that frames the mirror is a classic Mughal design seen throughout Northern India and is reminiscent of the outline of splayed peacock feathers. Supplied with sturdy hangers on the reverse. From India 66 x 10 x 83