Blue Painted Indian Glazed Side Cabinet - 19th Century Wucai Porcelain One side depicts a caparisoned

One side depicts a caparisoned elephant — a symbol of strength and prosperity — while the opposing side is carved with a stylised lotus leaf motif framed by geometric borders

The spacious interior includes a traditional candle box with hidden compartment and retains its original support chain to prevent strain on the hinges when opened

Panjurli is the divine spirit of a male wild boar worshipped as a part of Bhuta Kola

28 x 14 x 9 (wxdxh cms)

each painted with six phoenixes surrounded by leafy flowering peonies

Blue Painted Indian Glazed Side Cabinet - 19th Century Wucai Porcelain One side depicts a caparisonedThis charming blue painted teak side cabinet comes from Gujarat, India, and dates to the 19th century. It retains its original worn paint finish with a wonderfully weathered patina. Glazed on three sides, making it ideal for displaying treasured objects, glassware, or folded linens. Its compact, upright form includes an internal shelf and twin doors. The distressed paintwork reveals various layers of tones of blue & grey, and hints of wood