Brass Bound Indian Sheesham Chest - Early 19th Century Origin - Laos An Anglo-Indian teak shelf from

An Anglo-Indian teak shelf from the days of The Raj

Vases and jars like these are made on the potters wheel in the traditional way in small workshops in Jingdezhen which is still the center for the best quality porcelain

Material: Reclaimed painted pine

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Brass Bound Indian Sheesham Chest - Early 19th Century Origin - Laos An Anglo-Indian teak shelf fromThis antique Indian brass bound Indian chest dates to the early 19th century and is the perfect size for a coffee table. It is constructed from beautifully patinated sheesham wood (similar to rosewood) and has its original brass fittings and iron handles. Sheesham wood chests are less common to find as most Indian chests are made from teak. The interior consists of one large space, a candle box, and a sturdy chain that prevents the lid from falling