Large English Black Toleware, Glass Post Lantern on Painted Teak Base cupboards the turned

the turned

Louis XIII (1610-43)

but refined piece and would work well in any room in the home

This area is known for mud-mirror work or Lippan kam on objects and the traditional mud huts (bhungas)

Mughal Style | Company School (Kampani qalam) | This style of artwork was made by Indian artists for the British colonists and European patrons in India

Large English Black Toleware, Glass Post Lantern on Painted Teak Base cupboards the turnedDETAILS With a black, painted finish, this impressive antique tole lantern was hand crafted in traditional, lantern form; the four, glazed sides tapering from the peaked roof. This one sports an inverted cap over the chimney, and two side vents. Made to be installed on a post, it would make a great outdoor light, electrified, or with candle light. Now mounted on a yellow painted, teak pillar top base. PERIOD Queen Victoria (1837 1901) Late 19th