Carved Teak Musician Panels From Gujarat - 19th Century Hundi Hanging Lamps These were originally used as

These were originally used as daybeds by the wealthy merchant classes in Rajasthan - particularly the Shekavati area

This is a medium hardwood with desirable characteristics for furniture making such as being termite proof and resistant to fungus

A chest of the same style dated inscribed with a plaque "East Indies 1863" sold at Dreweatts 1759 'Drew Pritchard: The Collection' auction

while the reverse offers a bold contrast with vertical bands of yellow

Carved Teak Musician Panels From Gujarat - 19th Century Hundi Hanging Lamps These were originally used asThese musician panels, carved from teak wood in Gujarat during the 19th century, exude unique character. Rescued from a dilapidated building, they now serve as stunning decorative pieces with a rich history which could be used as book ends Each sold separately