A very decorative British colonial sideboard made of rosewood. The overhanging top with gadrooning on the edge, is supported by free-standing spirally turned column supports. The frieze carved with a wave pattern centered by a floral block and two carved square rosettes in the corners, echoed on the base. The floating panels of the double doors are carved with a large rectangular sunburst design radiating from an oval disc at centre, the frames carved with elongated reserves and carved circles in the corners. The interior fitted with one adjustable shelve. All resting on four paw feet.
The sunburst or “Surajmukhi” is a typical motif of the state of Gujarat signifying prosperity.

The sideboard is in good condition and has been lovingly restored and finished to its former glory using a traditional form of French polishing and waxing. The Indian rosewood that this piece has been made of has a naturally occurring dark shade with a striking grain.

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Gujarat
British colonial India
H: 110 cm W: 120 cm D: 39 cm
H: 43½” W: 47” D: 15½”