Indian Painted Window Mirror - 19th Century Period - Early 19th Century The original clasp fastening remains

The original clasp fastening remains intact and the interior still shows the hand-hammered texture created during manufacture

91 x 53 x 61 (w x d x h cms)

These Indian camel bone inlaid mirror frames are hand made in small workshops in Rajasthan by skilled craftsmen

Scholars Desk From Shanxi Province made from Elm - dating around the mid 19thC

- Supplied with wall hangings

Indian Painted Window Mirror - 19th Century Period - Early 19th Century The original clasp fastening remainsThis elegant mirror was once a window frame from a wealthy haveli in Madhya Pradesh, Northern India. Hand carved from solid teak, it features a classic Mughal mihrab arch framed by finely detailed floral carving and small carved parrots a symbol of love and devotion in Indian art. The soft layers of cream and faded paint reveal traces of its original finish, giving the piece a gentle, timeworn charm. At nearly two centuries old, the teak has acquired