Mandalay Dowry Chest From Burma - 19th Century Small Mirrors With pillars framing the window

With pillars framing the window it gives the appearance of a miniature doorway

This silver plated brass Buddha statue is in the pose of bhumisparsha mudra

Features: Hand-turned and scratchwork incised with floral detailing

Harpa boxes were used by Indian shopkeepers as money boxes

The carving is in the Mughal style

Mandalay Dowry Chest From Burma - 19th Century Small Mirrors With pillars framing the windowThis wire inlaid Mandalay dowry chest dates from the 19th century and is crafted from richly figured teak, enhanced with delicate brass bound corners and finely executed brass wire inlay. Traditionally commissioned as part of a bride's marriage furnishings, chests such as this were prized possessions used to store clothing, jewellery, textiles and treasured family heirlooms. The warm patina of the teak, combined with the understated elegance of the