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Gustavian | Louis XVI Style
square tile molded with the Mission Dolores church which was founded in 1776 and is the oldest intact building in the City of San Francisco
875 Height 4
Width 66 Depth 24 Height 43 inches
Top: Height 61
Indian Hindu Satinwood/Rosewood Gajalakshmi Frieze Door Panel goose neck lamp Gustavian | Louis XVI StyleDETAILS A finely carved, antique decorative architectural door panel salvaged from a Hindu temple or building with a central seated deity figure of the four armed Gaja Lakshmi, flanked by female attendants waving chauris and elephants in low relief. The bovine goddess Kamadhenu stands amid foliage at each end of the scene. Gaja Lakshmi (Lakshmi with elephants) respresents prosperity. PLACE OF ORIGIN Chettinad, Tamil Nadu, India DATE Early 19th century
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