Late 18th Century Indian Hand-carved Peacock Turban Hook (5) Which Hook:Large Hook Plate 2: This hand-painted plate

Plate 2: This hand-painted plate has a depiction of a scene from a Chinese opera

This bowl is a true piece of quality

it has original brass cup handles and horse hoof legs

The interior is camphor lined and this smells amazing and deters insects

Nowadays it can be used for a similar reason or to add a unique

Late 18th Century Indian Hand-carved Peacock Turban Hook (5) Which Hook:Large Hook Plate 2: This hand-painted plateThese late 18th century Indian turban hooks are made from soap stone and has been hand carved into a peacock. They originated in Dungarpur, India which can be seen through the peacock shape as different animals represent different regions of India. They would have been found in the upper middle class houses of Rajasthan and used daily to hang clothes or turbans on. The smaller hook: It has traces of polychromed paintwork, especially on the head with a