A rare architectural window found in Haryana, it features a detailed carved scene of a Raj and peacocks. This mirror retains layers of its different painted finishes creating a charming rustic look.
Specifications
- Era: 19th century (antique)
- Origin: Haryana, India; antique architectural window; carved teak
- Material: Carved teak with layered polychrome painted finishes
- Size: 32"(W) x 6"(D) x 39"(H)
- Color: Layered polychrome painted finish; yellow and multi-color
- Condition: Good; some wear; layers of original painted finishes intact.
This 19th-century carved teak window mirror from Haryana, India shows a detailed carved scene of a Raj and peacocks and keeps layers of its painted finishes. It measures 32 inches wide, 6 inches deep and 39 inches high and is wall-mounted.
Q: What is carved on this mirror?
A: A detailed carved scene of a Raj and peacocks.
Q: What was it before it became a mirror?
A: It is a rare architectural window found in Haryana, India.
Q: Does the painted finish show wear?
A: It retains layers of its different painted finishes, which give it a charming rustic look. The condition is good, with some wear.
Q: What size is it and how is it mounted?
A: It is 32 inches wide, 6 inches deep and 39 inches high, and it is wall-mounted.
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