Glazed Teak Anglo Indian Book Cabinet - Ca 1910 Antique The blossoming prunus announces the

The blossoming prunus announces the arrival of spring

The style is from Gujarat in Northern India and would have been used for storing valuables such as textiles

Features: Black-painted finish

protecting the owners from untimely death

Chinese people even drank chrysanthemum wine on the ninth day of each lunar month for its life giving properties

Glazed Teak Anglo Indian Book Cabinet - Ca 1910 Antique The blossoming prunus announces theThis refined Anglo Indian teak book cabinet dates to around 1910 and once graced a colonial government office in Gujarat. Crafted with subtle proportions and glazed panel doors, it was originally designed for storing official ledgers, files, or oversized books in an elegant and practical manner. Sympathetically restored in our Wiltshire workshop, the piece retains its original brass fittings, rich patina, and beautifully aged finish. Its understated