Indian Console Table Made From Reclaimed Teak

Crafted from reclaimed teak salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat, this console table beautifully unites modern craftsmanship with genuine antique elements. The front apron is composed of original 19th century teak architectural carvings - once part of grand havelis and temple structures featuring floral motifs, scrolling borders, and deeply sculpted relief work. These timeworn carvings introduce a richness and authenticity that only generations of history can create, while the reclaimed framework ensures lasting strength and ecological sensitivity.

The table’s softly limed finish enhances the natural grain and emphasises the depth of the carvings, giving it a wonderfully weathered, sculptural presence. Highly decorative yet extremely durable, it makes an ideal hallway piece, console, or display table, adding character and texture to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

• Origin: Rajasthan & Gujarat, India
• Date: Modern table made with 19th century architectural carvings
• Materials: Reclaimed teak wood
• Features: Original hand-carved panels; floral and geometric motifs; limed finish
• Condition: Reclaimed and refurbished; age-related wear to antique carvings consistent with their history
• Dimensions: W140 x D40 x H84 cm