Carved Teak Indian Tribal Mirror From Banswara - 19th Century Garden this late 19th century Chinese

this late 19th century Chinese spring bench comes from Shanxi Province in Northern China

50 x 8 x 80 (wxdxh cms)

Walnut develops a beautiful patina & colour with age

Three peacocks sit atop the mirror as good luck and the detailed carving signifies this Indian mirror as originating from Andhra Pradesh in South India

This box is classic of the Burmese style and is usually made from woven grass or bamboo

Carved Teak Indian Tribal Mirror From Banswara - 19th Century Garden this late 19th century ChineseThis charming old Indian hand held mirror is typical of the tribal artwork of Banswara in Southern Rajasthan. The area is prominently populated with Bhil ethnic tribes with their own distinct design styles. Themes include strong geometric carvings around the frame and the prominent use of parrots seen here sitting atop horse heads. This piece is framed by charming stylised parrots sitting atop equally stylised horse heads. There is also a small