Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Jali Window From Rajasthan Cutting Boards and Washboards

Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Jali Window From Rajasthan Cutting Boards and WashboardsThis Indian window has a wooden framework on the outside which has remnants of hand painted blue paint all over. The speckling of paint on the wood creates a stunning rustic feel to this piece. It also has a metal lattice on the inside of the framework which was handmade and this showcases the hours spent creating this window. Also, the creation of this window would have allowed air flow throughout the home but also added a sense of security and

This particular piece of fabric has a lovely red and cyan chequered pattern

There is also an illustration of a Wei Qi board

A beautiful bench from the late Qing dynasty

The shallow curved back rest features a rectangular geometric floral pattern in carved relief

This specific flag has a multitude of colours and a big tuna print

North China

These fantastic jars date from the end of the Qing dynasty (1850'S) and would of been used for storage of water

this pot would perfectly suit farmhouse decor

it showcases high quality and durability

It also contains paintings of birds and flowers around the edges

Plate 3: This particular plate potentially depicts a scholar or sage writing

Dimensions: H - 15cm