Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Window Frame (3) Sofas and Benches dating back to the mid

dating back to the mid 20th century (Showa Era)

This stunning pair of Chinese doors were originally used as screen partition doors

Traditionally crafted using mortise-and-tenon joinery (without the use of nails) the joiners where able to create a smooth seamless finish which was highly favoured even in todays society

Plate 1: This specific hand painted image is a Chinese symbol representing the mythical Empress of the West

the pot still remains very intact and practically untouched by time

Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Window Frame (3) Sofas and Benches dating back to the midThis beautiful Indian window originated in Rajasthan, within the early 19th century. The wood has been hand painted a lovely red colour which, due to the age, has started to wear away, giving it a rustic feel. The handmade metal lattice in the centre gave the perfect duality of security and relaxation, as it allowed air flow throughout the home, whilst being quite impenetrable. Nowadays, this window can be used as a piece of dcor for your home.