Old Wooden Grain Measure From South India - Ca 1920 Period - Late 18th Century arranged symmetrically on either side

arranged symmetrically on either side of an intricately carved central feature

Korean Dowry Chest - Early 20thC with strapped corners and decorated with pierced iron panels

This blue sequinned textile box is a one off piece & is perfect for keepsakes and trinkets

Dog gates were used in front of the main entrance door of Gujarati Havelis to keep animals out

This elegant black lacquer cabinet originates from Shanxi province in northern China and dates to the 19th century

Old Wooden Grain Measure From South India - Ca 1920 Period - Late 18th Century arranged symmetrically on either sideThis vintage South Indian grain measure, crafted from jackfruit wood, has been beautifully upcycled with ornate brass embellishments. Traditionally, such vessels were used in village markets to measure wheat, rice, corn, and pulses. In earlier times, Indian grain was measured using traditional units known as seers and pattis. The piece is decorated with brass floral motifs and borders, transforming this once utilitarian market tool into a striking