Carved Teak Lintel Panel From Kutch - 19th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) A unique and quirky piece

A unique and quirky piece of social history

most we find are in very poor condition because of their age with badly damaged paint & missing brass corners

The design features swooping kingfishers and doves over blossoming chrysanthemums & hibiscus flowers

This old Indian iron opium retort (or hemp filter) was used for filtering raw opium through a cotton bag

true porcelain is believed to have first appeared during the Han Dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD)

Carved Teak Lintel Panel From Kutch - 19th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) A unique and quirky pieceThis carved antique Indian panel was used as a lintel above a doorway to a home. It was salvaged from a building fallen into disrepair in the Indian state of Kutch. It depicts Ganesh in the centre flanked by deep floral carvings This particular piece dates from the 19th century and would look fabulous on a wall or above a mantle. Supplied fitted with wall hangers. Dimensions: 122 x 5 x 14 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands &