Vintage Teak Shelf With Painted Finish - Ca 1930 Origin - Mughal These fire bowls were skilfully

These fire bowls were skilfully made from re-purposed metal collected by nomadic tribes-people known as the "Gaduliya Lohars

Its generous proportions make it equally suited to a long dining table

Martaban jars were used as storage jars for oil

natural marks

Production of these figurines began in the mid 19th century with an example from 1965 on display in the V&A museum

Vintage Teak Shelf With Painted Finish - Ca 1930 Origin - Mughal These fire bowls were skilfullyThis blue painted Indian teak shelf dates from the days of the Raj, circa 1930's. Still coated in its original blue paint, this would fit perfectly into a wide range of interior styles. It's nearly one hundred years old and is still a very sturdy and reliable piece. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery options available at checkout