Green Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Finish - Black Lacquer These days they are perfect

These days they are perfect for use in an inglenook fireplace or could be planted up and used in a kitchen window

it is the kakesuzuri type made in the juji-gata (cross face style) which originated in 1814

black lacquer stands have been added to make them usable as coffee tables

This wonderfully unusual Altar cabinet is decorated with the Tree of Life on a dark background which is very unusual

It has retained its original brass hardware

Green Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Finish - Black Lacquer These days they are perfectThis striking mirror is framed in reclaimed teak, salvaged from a 19th century building in Gujarat, India. Its timeworn surface retains traces of the original green paint, beautifully weathered through age, which adds depth and character to its simple yet elegant form. The natural patina of the wood, combined with hints of colour, tells the story of generations past while bringing warmth and authenticity into a contemporary setting. A versatile