Vermillion Painted Mica Indian Peacock Doors - 18thC Blue & White Porcelain layered or loosely styled throughout

layered or loosely styled throughout the seasons

Mongolian Sideboard with Original Painting 19thC The doors have been modified to make it more practical to use

Its rounded bowl form and sturdy flared base are enhanced with stylised lotus-bud motifs€”symbols of purity and renewal in Chinese art

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The finials show a clear influence of Jainism and as such

Vermillion Painted Mica Indian Peacock Doors - 18thC Blue & White Porcelain layered or loosely styled throughoutThis fabulous carved rosewood door is from Udaipur in Rajasthan. The carving shows a strong Mughal influence and the mihrab is carved in the shape of a resplendent peacock tail. This original door dates from the 18th century. The background still has its original vermillion & cinnabar paint and the panels are inset with mica which would have sparkled in candlelight. This piece would be stunning hung on a wall or as a freestanding piece of art although