Indian Window Mirror From Shekhawati - 19th Century Apothecary Cabinets It is believed that the

It is believed that the Chinese began creating porcelain Ginger Jars around that time

This antique Indian dowry chest is from Gujarat and is known locally as a Majus

This style of chinoiserie was made in Canton for export to wealthy members of the British Georgian upper class in the Qing dynasty

There are still traces of the original paint that have worn away to reveal intricate carving

This antique brass-bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is an excellent size for use as a coffee table

Indian Window Mirror From Shekhawati - 19th Century Apothecary Cabinets It is believed that theThis pretty carved roheda mirror is made from an original Shekhawati roheda window frame. Shekhawati is a desert region in Rajasthan well known for its excellent quality of Mughal carving. As well as old carvings, faded red and black beading can also be seen running around the frame. These windows date to the 19th century and have been adapted and fitted with modern mirror glass. As they are reclaimed from buildings they're also environmentally