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Painted Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood they were usually made from

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Description

they were usually made from elm

This white glazed reproduction Chinese porcelain vase is hand spun on the potters wheel and is the classic yaolingzun 'mallet shape' which became prominent during the 18th century

Dimensions: W56 x D40 x H29 cm

Usually used for storing wine or oil

75 w x 3 cm drop

Painted Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood they were usually made fromThis characterful painted mirror has been created from an original 19th century carved teak window frame, preserving the architectural charm and craftsmanship of historic Indian design. The frame is detailed with scrolling floral carvings, rounded vertical elements, and decorative corner brackets. Layers of worn turquoise paint reveal the teak beneath, giving the piece a beautifully aged patina. Reclaimed from an old building and newly fitted with

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