Glazed Anglo Indian Teak Book Cabinet - Late 19th Century Famille-Rose Porcelain It has been ornately carved

It has been ornately carved in the traditional Mughal style and has aged beautifully

This one was originally from Rajasthan

while the open frame beneath supports a useful lower shelf

A gilded teak standing Mandalay Buddha from Burma crafted towards the end of the 19th century and the middle of the Mandalay period

Double peacock carvings at the foot of the mirror symbolise good luck and the detailed carving signifies this Indian mirror as originating from Hyderabad in South India

Glazed Anglo Indian Teak Book Cabinet - Late 19th Century Famille-Rose Porcelain It has been ornately carvedThis old colonial Indian book cabinet dates to the late 19th century. Constructed from teak wood, these were used in Indian government offices across India. Perfect for a storage cabinet or for large books. The cabinet has double doors opening to reveal three teak wood shelves. Two pull out drawers at the base offer additional storage. It has been sympathetically restored in our workshop and has retained its original brass hardware and fabulous patina