Brass Bound Teak Indian Military Chest From Rajasthan -19thC Soft Furnishing a technique with early roots

a technique with early roots in the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD) that flourished during the Ming and Qing dynasties

This magnificent 19th-century teak horse head corbel originates from Gujarat and was originally carved as an architectural element from a grand doorway

These bowls were traditionally used for mixing dough to create chapatti and paratha bread

The panel has wall hangers fitted on the back

in Karnataka made circa 1865 can be found in the Victoria & Albert Museum

Brass Bound Teak Indian Military Chest From Rajasthan -19thC Soft Furnishing a technique with early rootsThis antique brass bound Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is the perfect size for a coffee table. It is constructed from beautifully patinated teak and has its original brass fittings. A fine example of an Anglo Indian military chest. The top and front are made from single planks of teak wood with a distinctive grain. Military chests were used by officers of the British Indian Army to carry their kit and personal possessions whilst