Lacquered Tobacco Box From Rajasthan - 19th Century Material - Chicken Wing Wood Each candlestick retains the original

Each candlestick retains the original hand-turned shaping of the takhat leg

Carved Stone Water Channel - 19thC - With Feet From Rajasthan

but it is not surprising for glass that has survived around100yrs

It's decorated with faded giltwork which would once have depicted scenes from the countryside

This piece has original painting which has been worn over time giving the piece a rustic feel

Lacquered Tobacco Box From Rajasthan - 19th Century Material - Chicken Wing Wood Each candlestick retains the originalThis 19th century lacquered tobacco box from Rajasthan is a rare survivor of a once common tradition. Originally used for storing tobacco or opium, these vessels were sealed to protect their contents from moisture. Today, examples like this particularly those retaining their vibrant lacquer are increasingly difficult to find. This piece is distinguished by its flattened circular form and its bold patterning: undulating red wave motifs radiate from the