Lacquer Pot From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Origin - Mughal Each vessel was central to

Each vessel was central to communal cooking and ceremonial gatherings

Elegant yet versatile

This table is a smaller takhat which is more fitting with the classic English living room

This pair of Chinese stone guardian lion statues would have come from either side of the entrance doors of wealthy Chinese homes to ward off evil or negative energy

It was likely commissioned by a wealthy patron in the circa 1900 as a gift and offering for a temple

Lacquer Pot From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Origin - Mughal Each vessel was central toThis finely crafted Indian lacquer box is a striking example of traditional artistry from Rajasthan. With its rich red and black tones, domed lid, and smooth, hand polished finish, it carries the warmth of handmade heritage. Originally used to store jewellery, spices, or bindi powder, these boxes were prized not only for their practicality but also for their decorative beauty. The lacquering technique involves pressing coloured lac sticks against a