Painted Teak Chest On Wheels From Nagaur - 19th Century Tribal Art worn timber and aged ironwork

worn timber and aged ironwork combine to give the piece a distinctive character that only genuine age can provide

This rare antique Japanese cabinet with drawers is very unusual and known as a Shomon Dansu

They can be used stylishly for serving flatbreads at the table

This antique brass bound Anglo-Indian campaign chest Has 'J R Honeyford' inlaid in brass lettering on the lid

honest charm that cannot be replicated

Painted Teak Chest On Wheels From Nagaur - 19th Century Tribal Art worn timber and aged ironworkThis antique Indian chest is from Nagaur in Northern India and dates to the 19th century. It is painted on all four sides with a beautiful repeating floral pattern. Red lacquer beading running along the edge of the chest frames the painting. Nagaur is one of the four Rajput schools in the area known as Marwar and is well reputed for its beautiful style of painting. Our workshop team has painstakingly cleaned this piece whilst retaining its age and