A large Indian carved hardwood door, probably 19th century, Gujarat, having a deep relief carved frieze on elephant corbels, the panelled door carved with flower head designs and set with bronze handles, all with traces of original paint, 119cm wide 45cm deep 234cm high Condition report: Wear and losses throughout. Appears in an attractive distressed condition, old damage to elephant heads, both having lost large portions of their tusks, a large chunk of timber missing from the inside edge of right-hand elephants, separation of panels in places due to shrinkage, old nails and fixings protruding. Rust to ironwork.