19th Century Indian Cotton & Crushed Shell Qanat Tent Hanging Maison Jansen Features two removable trays: the

Features two removable trays: the upper tray with handles for serving convenience and a lower tray fitted with an integrated bottle holder

Its enduring beauty and practicality offer both aesthetic and functional value for collectors of historic tall display cabinets

and this piece beautifully demonstrates the pastel tones and detailed brushwork that define the style

gracefully reimagined as table lamps

with original patina to brass and only minor wear commensurate with age

19th Century Indian Cotton & Crushed Shell Qanat Tent Hanging Maison Jansen Features two removable trays: theThis cotton Qanat Tent panel with applied crushed seashell decoration from India in the 19th century is a unique and rare piece. It features crushed seashells that are suspended in lacquer and applied to a parma background, which is decorated with birds, plants, and leafy interlacing patterns in a border. The panel is lined with a linen canvas for stability. India, Circa 1850 Length: 189 cms (74. 5 ins) Width: 98 cms (38. 5 ins) This type of textile