Late 19th Century Indian Teak Chakki (Grinder Table) Signs and the placement of the

and the placement of the hinges makes it much easier to hang up on your wall

these pieces have a traditional baluster form featuring an elongated

It would have been used to carry rice when working on the paddy fields

Please note the sizes are a estimated

with the distinctive hat

Late 19th Century Indian Teak Chakki (Grinder Table) Signs and the placement of theThis stunning piece originated in Rajasthan within the late 19th century. This grinder table, known as a chakki, would have had a grinding wheel in the centre which then would have been used to grind rice. It is handmade from teak and holds all of its original metalwork. It has 4 legs and a circular base, with a hole in the middle as to let the ground rice fall through. This table has lovely hand carved detailing throughout as well. Nowadays, this