Blue Painted Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Chest of Drawers This exquisite gilt black lacquer

This exquisite gilt black lacquer chinoiserie table cabinet was crafted in Canton between 1820€“1840 during the Qing dynasty

I hate the sight Of the morning's coming light

Kizil Ayak rugs take their name from the Kizil Ayak tribe who inhabit Turkmanistan who originally created them as dowry gifts used in Turkmen wedding ceremonies

weathering and minor losses consistent with architectural use

It has been carved from teak wood in the form of a ram and dates from the 19th century

Blue Painted Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Chest of Drawers This exquisite gilt black lacquerThis charming 19th century dog gate from Gujarat was originally positioned behind the main entrance doors of a traditional haveli, serving as a practical barrier to keep animals from entering the household while allowing light and airflow to pass through. Handcrafted from teak wood, the gate features an elegant arched silhouette with decorative finials and slender iron bars. Layers of original blue paint have weathered beautifully over time, creating