Painted Reclaimed Teak Louvre Sideboard Slippers It is constructed from red

It is constructed from red elm (jumu) in a style often described as a 'recessed leg painters table'

The chromolithograph label was printed for John Orr Ewing & Co (founded 1835

The lacquer is in exceptional condition for its age and gold has been applied using the maki-e technique of sprinkling gold powder onto the lacquer design whilst wet

It has brass corners and hand forged iron lifting handles

Khandoba is a warrior manifestation of Shiva most often worshipped in central and southern India

Painted Reclaimed Teak Louvre Sideboard Slippers It is constructed from redThis painted reclaimed teak louvre sideboard is a beautifully characterful storage piece made from old teak window shutters salvaged from historic buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat. While not an antique, the use of reclaimed materials gives the piece a strong sense of age and authenticity, with layers of softly weathered paint and natural patination that highlight the timbers earlier life. The faade is formed from horizontal louvre slats, creating