Iron Bound Teak Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century Sale A well-proportioned Anglo-Indian bench

A well-proportioned Anglo-Indian bench

This beautiful hand-painted mirror has been faithfully created in a traditional Indian chintz style reminiscent of 18th-century Indian Bikaner artwork

It is very difficult to find quality pieces such as this now as the majority of pieces are made for the tourist market where quality as become less of a priority

They're perfect for use as an extra stool around a table or as a side table

Iron Bound Teak Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century Sale A well-proportioned Anglo-Indian benchThis beautifully patinated iron bound chest is from Gujarat and dates to the 19th century. It is constructed from teak wood. Most likely it was custom made for a wealthy family to stash away dowry, family treasures, or cash from the prying eyes of extended family members. The interior contains a candle compartment that has a removable hidden box underneath to store valuables. A sturdy iron chain prevents the lid from falling fully open. It has four