Double Door & Frame with Crossed Swords Motif

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  • F0506-097
  • Double Door & Frame with Crossed Swords Motif
  • Gujarat, India
  • Late 18th / Early 19th C.
  • Relief-carved Teak Wood
  • 66'' L x 5'' D x 110'' H
  • $9950
$9,950.00
    F0506-097 – Double Door & Frame with Crossed Swords Motif
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