Pair of Large Indian Painted Teak Musical Angel Attendants Architectural Brackets coffee tables Louis XV (1715-74) | Late

Louis XV (1715-74) | Late 18th century

This mid-century modern door entryway is crafted of thick teak

Remnants of old paint and guilt

18th century pier mirror is decorated with a broken pediment crest with a central

Hand-blown in Bristol cobalt blue

Pair of Large Indian Painted Teak Musical Angel Attendants Architectural Brackets coffee tables Louis XV (1715-74) | LateDETAILS Found in India, these antique architectural hand carved teak figural brackets once graced a temple or home. They are in the form of standing female musicians and winged angels, each deftly hand carved with a crown, a draped robe, and is painted with brightly painted traditional colors. Each arm is outstretched and one holds a stringed sarangi musical instrument. A sarangi is a stringed instrument originating in Northern India. PLACE OF ORIGIN