ANGLO-INDIAN WALL-MOUNTED SHELF in carved wood, finely inlaid with bone, decorated with plant stems, scrolls of flowering branches, cruciform and chevron motifs, in the form of a peacock with outstretched wings supporting a rectangular mirror protected by a half-column with canted sides and two trees of life, surmounted by a domed pediment. (Minor inlay damage, peacock beak missing). Anglo-Indian counter, early 20th century. AN ANGLO-INDIAN BONE INLAID WOOD HANGING WALL DISPLAY AND MIRROR, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 73.5 CM (28 15/16 IN.) - WIDTH 32 CM (12 5/8 IN.)

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