Boiserie, Element Of Dutch Colonial House Architecture, Bali, Indonesia
Rare Boiserie, element of Dutch Colonial House Architecture, normally located above a wall mounted door.
Can be used as a headboard for wall mounting.
Teak Carved in the mass representing a pineapple flower interlaced with arabesque, trace of old green polychromy. very good condition, no lack, woodwork in 2 adjustable pieces in the center (see photos).
length 161 cm, width 38 cm, height between the tip and the bottom 74 cm, thickness 3 cm
Bali, Indonesia, 19th century.
Can be used as a headboard for wall mounting.
Teak Carved in the mass representing a pineapple flower interlaced with arabesque, trace of old green polychromy. very good condition, no lack, woodwork in 2 adjustable pieces in the center (see photos).
length 161 cm, width 38 cm, height between the tip and the bottom 74 cm, thickness 3 cm
Bali, Indonesia, 19th century.
350 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Teak
Length: 161 cm
Width: 38 cm
Depth: 3 cm
Reference (ID): 836853
Availability: In stock
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