Glazed Anglo Indian Teak Book Cabinet - Late 19th Century Margin Scheme and a Shiva Lingam

and a Shiva Lingam

dates to the 19th century and represents the robust

offering an ideal solution for a fruit basket

this Bastar toran dates to the mid 20th century and is a striking example of tribal ironwork from central India

They were used in conjunction with opium retorts and kharals and integral to the hukka smoking culture of urban

Glazed Anglo Indian Teak Book Cabinet - Late 19th Century Margin Scheme and a Shiva LingamThis old colonial Indian book cabinet dates to the late 19th century. Constructed from teak wood, these were used in Indian government offices across India. Perfect for a storage cabinet or for large books. The cabinet has double doors opening to reveal three teak wood shelves. Two pull out drawers at the base offer additional storage. It has been sympathetically restored in our workshop and has retained its original brass hardware and fabulous patina