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18TH/19TH CENTURY, GUJARAT
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AN INDIAN HARDWOOD ARCHITECTURAL FACADE
18th/19th Century, Gujarat
Comprised of three rectangular windowed panels, each with a pair of shutters flanked by a pair of tapering pilasters within a square molding, the central section with arched top, a domed rounded canopy above a semi-circular panel carved with an elaborate foliate design, the two side panels with arched lobed tops and angular canopies below rectangular panels carved with a reticulated foliate arabesque motif, three smaller panels below, remains of red polychrome overall, four iron window guards over each opening
85in. (216cm.) high, 104½in. (265cm.)wide, 9in. (23cm.) deep
18th/19th Century, Gujarat
Comprised of three rectangular windowed panels, each with a pair of shutters flanked by a pair of tapering pilasters within a square molding, the central section with arched top, a domed rounded canopy above a semi-circular panel carved with an elaborate foliate design, the two side panels with arched lobed tops and angular canopies below rectangular panels carved with a reticulated foliate arabesque motif, three smaller panels below, remains of red polychrome overall, four iron window guards over each opening
85in. (216cm.) high, 104½in. (265cm.)wide, 9in. (23cm.) deep
Provenance
Anonymous Sale, Sotheby's Indian and Southeast Asian Art, New York, 28 March 1996, lot 167.