Late 18th Century Hand-carved Teak Indian Pillar Capitals Decorative

Late 18th Century Hand-carved Teak Indian Pillar Capitals DecorativeThese stunning pieces were originally used as a pillar top and base. Originating in Rajasthan, the matching carvings and splatters of white paint suggest that these two are an original set. Hand carved from teak, these pieces showcase a variety of illustrations such as a lion, a ram etc. In Indian culture the lion symbolises courage and power, whilst the ram symbolises leadership and sacrifice. Acanthus leaves can also be seen as well as other

D -  38cm

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These stunning wooden printing blocks were originally used for the printing of fabric

a table for a lamp or in a bedroom storing clothes

It has one full length draw on the side and

We have a lovely little selection of some vintage Chinese jars

Around the edges there are flowers which symbolises good fortune and prosperity

The measurements are as follows: H - 15cm

They would have been found in the upper middle class houses of Rajasthan and used daily to hang clothes or turbans on

It also has representations of wealth which can be seen through the clothing and weaponry in the image

Despite the age

Comprised from two panels