Lintel Panel From Andhra Pradesh - 19th Century Shelf This elegant 19th-century flower stand

This elegant 19th-century flower stand is crafted from baimu (Chinese cypress) and originates from Jiangsu province in Eastern China

Bulb: B22 bayonet (max 60w) - not included (available with £5 surcharge)

There is a small indent for an oil lamp which would be lit daily

Rajasthan it is supplied with strong hangers for wall mounting

this 19th-century three-way lamp niche would originally have been set beside a doorway

Lintel Panel From Andhra Pradesh - 19th Century Shelf This elegant 19th-century flower standThis finely hand carved teak lintel was salvaged from a historic building in Andhra Pradesh and dates to the 19th century. Designed to sit above a doorway as a protective architectural element, it carries the graceful vocabulary of South Indian temple and domestic carving. At its centre is a blossoming lotus padma, flanked by a pair of stylised peacocks, symbols of beauty, renewal, and auspiciousness. Their long sweeping forms merge into scrolling