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A Fine & Unusual 18th Century Kalash Cradle sub-Antiques the wood turning is veryOrigin: Hindu Kush (North West Pakistan) Period: Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1770 Height: 25 inches Length: 41 inches Width: 15 inches Harmoniously and simply constructed from an exotic hardwood, with two handsomely carved and pierced arched panels at the head and foot, united by a carved and turned top rail, carved rails and stretchers, and a simple planked base above curved rockers. The adz carved decoration on this piece is