Old 1920's Kadai - Indian Fire Bowl From Rajasthan - 135cm Material - Rosewood This 19th-century grain measure from

This 19th-century grain measure from Kerala would have been used in village markets to portion out staples such as rice

Their technique of lost wax casting is named after their tribe

This Chinese altar table is made in classic Ming style dating from the 19th century and from Shanxi province in Northern China

A Painted Mongolian Sideboard - this piece has original painting

The straightforward design is representative of the Ming era

Old 1920's Kadai - Indian Fire Bowl From Rajasthan - 135cm Material - Rosewood This 19th-century grain measure fromOur old Indian Kadai fire bowls date from the 1920's and have been hand selected in Rajasthan. Recycling metal has been a tradition in India for centuries. These fire bowls were skilfully made from re purposed metal collected by nomadic tribes people known as the "Gaduliya Lohars, who are a caste of itinerant metal workers in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Favoured by the Rajput kings for their blacksmithing skills for weapon making, the name Lohar means