TWO CARVED TEAK WOOD ARCHITECTURAL PANELS WITH FLORAL MOTIFS
Possibly Madhya Pradesh or Northern India, 18th and 19th centuries

Each panel of narrow rectangular shape, deeply carved with vegetal motifs, the 18th-century panel featuring a typical Mughal floral gridwork in-filled with large lobed rosette roundels, the style reminiscent of 17th-century Mughal carpets, floor spreads, and silk panels with naturalistic flower designs, 25cm x 106cm; and the 19th-century panel repeating the same motif in a more stylised form, the gridwork in-filled with iris flowers and curled foliage, 19.5cm x 109cm.