Indo-Portuguese Baroque Painted Teak Architectural Altar Wall Panel settles 1829-1905)

1829-1905)

Addressed to the students of Cornell University

Blue John is a rare semi-precious marble like mineral characterized by bands and veins of a purple-blue or yellowish color

perhaps a wreath or halo inference

This impressive pair of antique altar sticks was hand crafted with a silver overlay on a teakwood base

Indo-Portuguese Baroque Painted Teak Architectural Altar Wall Panel settles 1829-1905)DETAILS A scarce, antique, early 18th century architectural wall panel with winged angels from a wall shrine. Found in the Portuguese colony of Goa, India. PLACE OF ORIGIN India PERIOD Early 18th century DATE Circa 1720 DIMENSIONS Width 55 Depth 2 Height 15 inches BROWSE RELATED PRODUCTS AR7437, AR7438, AR7439, AR7440, AR7441, AR7442, AR8146, AR8147, AR8154 >