Regency Anglo-Indian Rosewood Chair - 19th Century Bangles Wooden bells were used by

Wooden bells were used by Rajasthani herders and farmers for cows

It is one piece and cannot be disassembled so please consider access to your property

Used for Food preparation Carved by hand

This very decorative lacquer work panel is a fragment from a lacquered altar table originating from Fujian Province and is decorated with vermillion lacquer and gilt highlights

Regency Anglo-Indian Rosewood Chair - 19th Century Bangles Wooden bells were used byThis Anglo Indian rosewood chair is made in the classic Regency style. Originally caned, the canework has been replaced in the early 20th century. These chairs were made in India for the British Raj and are a reminder of India's colonial past. Chairs were unusual to find in most of Asia as the majority of people slept, ate, and socialised on the ground.