Small Green Painted Teak Slatted Shelf - Ca 1930 Small Mirrors while the elegant cross-braced sides

while the elegant cross-braced sides introduce a refined architectural element that adds strength and decorative interest

The top has a heavily worn yin & yang design symbolising balance

This particular Indian chest is particularly unusual being made from Sheesham wood as opposed to teak

Executed in rich black lacquer with intricate gilded decoration

These cabinets were used by nomadic people for storage of clothes and bedding or grain

Small Green Painted Teak Slatted Shelf - Ca 1930 Small Mirrors while the elegant cross-braced sidesThis small Anglo Indian teak shelf dates from the 1930s, during the days of the Raj. Compact yet sturdy, it has clearly led a varied life, with layers of old paintwork still visible in blues, greens, and browns that add depth and character to its surface. Despite being nearly a century old, the shelf remains strong and reliable, a testament to the durability of teak. Its simple open slat design makes it both practical and versatile, perfect for