Carved Teak Elephant Lintel Panel From Gujarat - 19th Century Amulets highlighting the fine craftsmanship and

highlighting the fine craftsmanship and attention to detail

This rustic piece would be perfectly suited in a seaside home with superb storage in the form of four doors and drawers

A fine late 19th century Indian brass bound jewellery box

This ornate box is perfect for storing jewellery and would make an ideal gift for a collector of Indian antiques

This stone guardian lion is likely from a gateway and would originally have been one of a pair standing on either side of an entrance to a home warding off unwanted visitors

Carved Teak Elephant Lintel Panel From Gujarat - 19th Century Amulets highlighting the fine craftsmanship andThis 19th century carved lintel showcases intricate depictions of elephants and riders, or mahouts, in India. The central carving features a symmetrical design with foliage accents throughout. The style of carving indicates it to be Gujarati in origin. It would have adorned an old haveli, a home of a merchant. Its impressive age is evident in the patina and layers of old paint which is still evident in traces. However, age has not dulled the beauty of