Painted Indian Teak Fanlight Mirror - 19th Century Stone & Marble This evocative elm wood rice

This evocative elm wood rice measure dates to the early 20th century and originates from Shanxi province in northern China

Reclaimed Timber Construction

Its compact proportions and warm aged patina make it both a practical storage piece and an attractive decorative accent

This very striking shelf unit is both a dramatic and practical solution for display of your treasured collection

Opium consumption in Rajasthan would have been commonplace amongst wealthier Rajasthanis and these pots would have been used in conjunction with opium kharals for grinding opium before mixing with water

Painted Indian Teak Fanlight Mirror - 19th Century Stone & Marble This evocative elm wood riceThis elegant Indian mirror is made from an old Gujarati fanlight from above a doorway that has been salvaged from an old building falling into disrepair. It is constructed from teak wood and has an old paint wash that has worn in places. These mirrors are truly unique and an eyecatching addition to any home. Fanlight mirrors work particularly well above a fireplace. Supplied with sturdy wall hangers. Dimensions: 87 x 4 x 75 (wxdxh cms) From India UK