Antique Indian Gong Stand | 19th Century | Carved Teak Thomas Chippendale almost Rococo lines harmonise beautifully

almost Rococo lines harmonise beautifully with bursts of natural texture

Design significance: ‘Bullseye’ silhouette and pocket watch inspiration reflect Regency and Empire influences

Subtle allusions to French Art Deco through dynamic glazing and shaping

They are ideal for display in a cabinet of fine glass

A striking original watercolour painting from the late twentieth century

Antique Indian Gong Stand | 19th Century | Carved Teak Thomas Chippendale almost Rococo lines harmonise beautifullyA richly carved teak gong stand with craved columns and stretchers raised on substantial paw feet. India, circa 1850 Height : 117 cms (46 ins) Width: 109 cms (43 ins) Depth: 67 cms (26. 4 ins) Aperture Width: 55 cms (21. 6 ins) Aperture Height: 93 cms (36. 6 ins) This 19th century Indian teak gong stand with foliate carved columns and pierced stretchers raised on substantial paw feet is a stunning piece of furniture with intricate details and