Painted Teak Horse From Rajasthan - 19th Century Stools allowing the remarkable depth and

allowing the remarkable depth and movement of the glaze to become the focal point

This came from a haveli - the stylish homes of the wealthy

It would have originally been made for a Japanese Buddhist temple

is shown serenely playing his flute while Radha stands opposite in graceful devotion

this shelving unit is both durable and spacious with four long shelves and two bottom compartments hidden behind hinged doors

Painted Teak Horse From Rajasthan - 19th Century Stools allowing the remarkable depth andThis beautifully painted antique Marwari style horse is identifiable by its curved and pointed ears. The paintwork is typically Rajasthani in style and this piece dates to the middle of the 19th century. The Marwari is a rare breed of horse from the Jodhpur region and is prized for shows as well as ceremonial practices in polo grounds and by the military. Dimensions: 43. 5 x 19. 5 x 43 (wxdxh cm) Horse: 41. 5 x 11 x 43 (wxdxh cm) Base: 43. 5 x 19. 5cm