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An Indian carved and polychrome painted wooden elephant, late 19th/early 20th century, North Western India, Gujarat, Surat, the elephant carved with a mango dangling from its trunk and a mounted mahout, on an octagonal base (37cm high) Condition Report: A few losses to base and to the tusks. The paintwork lacking in areas due to age. A repair present back right to base.
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