Antique Burnished Mahogany Indian Teak Dog Gates Garden Gate Pair (c.1880–1900)

Step into the legacy of 19th-century India with this Antique Burnished Mahogany Indian Teak Dog Gates Garden Gate Pair, dating from around 1880–1900. Salvaged from a Gujarati Haveli, these gates were originally used to keep dogs in and other animals out, positioned at the entrance of grand homes. Crafted from solid teak wood, they display a rich burnished mahogany brown hue with a timeworn patina and original ironwork, bearing the marks of over a century of use and history. The elegant curved top rails and vertical iron bars add both security and style, making them ideal for a range of decorative or practical uses.

Key Features:

• Authentic 19th-century Indian dog gates from Gujarat (c.1880–1900)

• Distinctive burnished mahogany brown weathered teak wood with original iron fittings

• Elegant curved top rails and vertical iron bars for security and style

• Dimensions: 110 x 99 x 3 cm (43.3 x 39 x 1.2 inches) per gate

• Ready to hang; suitable for outdoor or indoor use (apply clear lacquer for exterior longevity)

• Perfect as garden gates, walled garden entrances, patio features, or unique statement décor indoors

• Each piece personally sourced by a Jardinopia team member in Gujarat, India

Applications:

• Entry gates for gardens, cottages, or historic homes

• Decorative features for patios, greenhouses, or terraces

• Unique wall art or backdrop for rustic and vintage interiors

• Statement pieces for restaurants, boutique hotels, or film sets

Condition:
Fully usable and solid, with historic repairs, age-related marks, and a rich patina that celebrates their long heritage. Please review all photos as they form part of the description.