Bleached Elm Doors From Shanxi - 19th Century Decorative Stone This ornately carved teak dowry

This ornately carved teak dowry chest from The Rann of Kutch is known as a Damchiya

a well-known furniture maker found in Carpenters Square

240 x 100 x 78 cms

softly crackled ivory neck

This exceptionally beautifully carved cryptomeria kitchen cabinet from Tianjin was originally made in the 19th century

Bleached Elm Doors From Shanxi - 19th Century Decorative Stone This ornately carved teak dowryThese 19th century Chinese doors are impressive, both aesthetically and structurally. Crafted from robust northern elm wood (yumu) which has bleached over many years of direct sunlight. These doors are reclaimed from buildings in Shanxi. Monumental with heavy iron bindings, they are a stunning addition to any home or collection. The ironwork features delicately crafted animals; a turtle, tiger & bird. The door ring pulls are held in place by