Brass Bound Teak Military Chest - 18th Century Material - Jichimu forming a continuous rhythm across

forming a continuous rhythm across the piece

Features: Removable central panel with releasing end panels

This elegant example reflects both the courtly grandeur of Sikh portraiture and the cross-cultural artistry of reverse glass painting—an art form whose lineage reaches back to 18th-century Chinese “back-painting” admired by European travellers such as the Jesuit Amiot (1786)

These beautiful velvet lampshades use the 'Nui' Shibori technique to create the diamond repeat pattern which is then digitally printed onto gorgeous soft pile velvet

balancing practicality with decorative appeal

Brass Bound Teak Military Chest - 18th Century Material - Jichimu forming a continuous rhythm acrossThis antique brass bound Anglo Indian military chest dates to the 18th century and is a superb example of campaign furniture. Constructed from solid teak with a deep, time worn patina, it features its original brass and iron fittings and sturdy side handles. The chest opens to reveal a spacious interior with a fitted candle box, a sturdy chain to prevent strain on the hinges, and a cleverly concealed sliding bottom of the candle box which may have