18th Century Upcycled Bullock Cart Table | Handcrafted Gujarati Heritage Piece With Carved Wood & Iron | Indian Statement Furniture
Rustic Reinvention: Upcycled bullock cart transformed into a unique coffee table.
Rustic Reinvention: Upcycled bullock cart transformed into a unique coffee table.
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Price

£4995

Materials

Teakwood

Period

18th Century

Place of origin

India

SKU

TA-RB-22-006

Dimensions

Width: 215 cmHeight: 44 cmDepth: 140 cmWeight: 114 kg
Quantity:

Available Stock: 1

About the product

18th-Century Antique Bullock Cart Table

Handcrafted Gujarati Hardwood Table with Original Ironwork and Heritage Carvings

Step into the Rustic Soul of India

This rare 18th-century antique bullock cart table from Gujarat captures the enduring beauty of Indian rural craftsmanship. Once a working ox cart that carried harvests across village fields, it has been thoughtfully reimagined into a striking low table that unites heritage, design, and sustainability. Each element, from its carved edges to its aged ironwork, preserves the legacy of agrarian India and its spirit of handmade artistry.

Handcrafted Heritage with Historic Detail

Constructed from solid reclaimed hardwood, this table retains its original iron rings, brackets, and fastenings. Decorative carvings along the apron, arched legs, and side panels reveal the hand skills of Gujarati artisans who combined form with function. A faintly inscribed family insignia adds further depth and authenticity, connecting this piece to its lineage and local history.

Key Features

  • Authentic 18th-century bullock cart base from Gujarat, India

  • Solid reclaimed hardwood with original hand-forged iron hardware

  • Detailed apron carvings, arched supports, and decorative side panels

  • Retains original patina, rich surface texture, and natural wear

  • Family insignia offering provenance and cultural value

  • Converted into a large flat table, console, or display platform

  • Museum-worthy, one-of-a-kind heirloom collectible

Cultural and Historical Context

Bullock carts were once an essential part of Gujarat’s agrarian and ceremonial life, transporting both people and goods across the countryside. Crafted by hand and passed through generations, these carts often featured motifs for prosperity and protection. This piece, now more than two centuries old, celebrates those traditions while finding new life as a sculptural centrepiece for the modern interior.

Styling Inspiration

Perfect as a low centre table, altar console or design focal point in heritage-inspired spaces. Pair with brass vessels, woven rugs or natural stone floors to highlight its rustic grandeur. In open-plan interiors or gallery settings, it becomes both furniture and storytelling art.

Specifications

  • Origin: Gujarat, India

  • Era: Circa 1700s

  • Material: Reclaimed hardwood with antique iron fittings

  • Dimensions: Width 215 cm × Height 44 cm × Depth 140 cm

  • Weight: Approx. 114 kg

  • Condition: Structurally sound with natural patina and surface wear

Delivery and Collection

White-glove delivery available across the UK. Collection by appointment. For international delivery, please contact Regen Bespoke for tailored logistics.

Exclusively available at Regen Bespoke
An authentic fragment of India’s rural history, reimagined as a statement of timeless craftsmanship and sustainable design.