Old Wooden Grain Measure From South India - Ca 1920 Material Cardboard with the reverse retaining its

with the reverse retaining its original iron fittings

hollowed pine log body

creating texture and depth while retaining a sense of refinement

making them ideal for reinterpretation as decorative accessories

A pair of exceptionally good quality painted Mongolian cabinets dating from the 19thC - These pieces are untouched and retain the original painting

Old Wooden Grain Measure From South India - Ca 1920 Material Cardboard with the reverse retaining itsThis vintage South Indian grain measure, crafted from jackfruit wood, has been beautifully upcycled with ornate brass embellishments. Traditionally, such vessels were used in village markets to measure wheat, rice, corn, and pulses. In earlier times, Indian grain was measured using traditional units known as seers and pattis. The piece is decorated with brass floral motifs and borders, transforming this once utilitarian market tool into a striking