Carved Teak Triple Arch From Madyha Pradesh - 19th Century Material - Acacia Wood with a classical chip carved

with a classical chip carved design

Perfect for hot weather

Patterns were then incised through the upper layers to reveal colours beneath

Date: Circa 1940 (early 20th century)

This antique Chinese wine table dates to the 19th century and is from the provincial area of Shanxi province

Carved Teak Triple Arch From Madyha Pradesh - 19th Century Material - Acacia Wood with a classical chip carvedThis magnificent early 19th century Indian archway from Madhya Pradesh is a striking example of Mughal influenced architectural carving. Handcrafted from solid teak, the structure features three elegant cusped arches supported by finely carved, fluted columns with lotus form capitals and detailed bases. The harmonious proportions and scalloped arch profiles reflect the enduring influence of Mughal design, where refined geometry meets flowing ornament.