Iron Bound Indian Teak Chest From Goa - 19thC Vases It is one piece and

It is one piece and cannot be disassembled so please consider access to your property

These antique Chinese side tables (sold separately) are made from red elm (jumu) and would have been used as stools or side tables

while the interior bears deep staining from its original contents — bindi powder once used by Indian women for adornment

Depth: 46cm (not including metal door brackets seen at top of image

This 19th century teak bench from Gujarat reflects the Anglo-Indian furniture tradition that developed during the days of the Raj

Iron Bound Indian Teak Chest From Goa - 19thC Vases It is one piece andThis teak chest from Goa would make a great coffee table. Indian chests were used for storing valuables such as textiles, jewellery, dowry or cash. In the old days it was not common to keep all of you money in the bank so strong boxes were made bespoke, usually commissioned by the head of the family. Circa 19th century. Chests and boxes in India are found in an extraordinary variety of styles reflecting the many cultures that conquered and influenced