Carved Tribal Cedar Chest From The Kulu Valley - 19thC Chests This piece is a museum

This piece is a museum quality reproduction purchased by our team on our purchasing trip in China

Pair of Teak Pillars with Stone Bases - 19thC - Original painted finish from Gujarat

sturdy hanging fixtures to the rear

Lacquer pots such as this were traditionally used in Rajasthan and Gujarat for storing jewellery or bindi powder

Mongolian Sideboard with Original Painting 19thC It would have originally have been used to store bedding and clothes

Carved Tribal Cedar Chest From The Kulu Valley - 19thC Chests This piece is a museumThese antique Himalayan cedar chests come from the Kulu valley in Himachal Pradesh and were used for grain storage. They are made from Cedar wood which is roughly hewn into planks with an adze. It is then assembled using wooden pegs. The front is often chip carved with designs that have been used for centuries. From Kulu Valley, India 64 x 31 x 51 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery options available on checkout