Blue Painted Teak Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Origin - Congo Its weathered surface and robust

Its weathered surface and robust joinery embody both history and enduring charm

Ganga Jumna refers to the confluence of the river Ganges and river Jamuna - this is also symbolised by the two metals used - copper and brass -  from Haryana  -19thC

It has a large interior compartment with two shelves and two drawers

The marble is polished by hand to ensure this table is resilient to the British elements

Blue Painted Teak Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Origin - Congo Its weathered surface and robustThis striking antique dog gate once stood before a traditional Haveli doorway in Gujarat, India. Serving both a decorative and practical purpose, it kept animals out while enhancing the entrances architectural beauty. Crafted from solid teak and iron, it retains its original blue paint and aged hardware, with a rich patina developed through decades of weathering. The gates elegant proportions and ornate cut out spindles reflect the craftsmanship