Carved Tibetan Prayer Table from Central Tibet - 18thC Jewellery traditionally used for storing and

traditionally used for storing and serving freshly made chapatis

This Chinese painters table is ideal for use as a dining table - made from Red Elm and dating from the mid 19th century

Tibetan wool rug was used as saddle rug for a pony but would make a pretty hearth rug in a small cottage

Internal Dimensions: W85 x H192 cm

Carved Tibetan Prayer Table from Central Tibet - 18thC Jewellery traditionally used for storing andThis excellent and unusual carved antique Tibetan prayer table is from central Tibet. It dates to the 18th century. Carved Tibetan furniture is far more prominent in Southern Tibet and this piece has clear influences from the town of Kyrong on the border of Nepal. Larger Tibetan prayer tables like this are sometimes called chog tri when used as offering tables and were often associated with high lamas and people of importance. This style of furniture