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This elaborately painted Indian book stand is from the Rajasthani town of Bikaner and dates from the 19th Century
35 x 24 x 63 (w x d x h cms)
Origin: Anglo-Indian
Retaining all its original drawers and fittings
This very useful teak shelf still has its original sand paint finish dating from the 1930's
Korean Pear Wood Ich Ung Nong - Early 20thC Origin - Sri Lanka This elaborately painted Indian bookThis compact, practical and attractive Korean cabinet style is called ich'ung nong and can be distinguished by the two identical stacking storage units with central doors. The front is pear wood and the sides are kiri wood. The doors are fastened with traditional locking pins concealed by a brass locking plate. The fittings are indicative of pieces from Gyeonggi Do province which surrounds Seoul. Gyeonggi do literally translates as 'the area
