Brass Bound Jackfruit Chest From South India - 18th Century Lembata This Japanese woodblock print of

This Japanese woodblock print of two geese is by master artist Ohara Koson (1877 - 1945)

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The style of ironwork is from Mikuni town in Fukui and this piece dates to the Meiji period (1868 - 1912)

This striking two-part lacquer pot comes from Barmer in Rajasthan

Their sculptural form and historic charm sit equally well in traditional or contemporary interiors

Brass Bound Jackfruit Chest From South India - 18th Century Lembata This Japanese woodblock print ofThis is a nice early example of a Jackfruit wood Indian storage chest from South India. It has brass corners and hand forged iron lifting handles. The interior is spacious with an internal candle box. A sturdy chain stops the chest lid from falling back straining the hinges. This chest would have been used as a dowry chest, valuables such as textiles, family jewellery and cash would have been stored inside. The back plate for the handles on the sides