Brass Bound Military Chest Belonging to JR Honeyford -19th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) paint loss and surface distress

paint loss and surface distress consistent with age and use

Painted Sideboard From Mongolia - this piece has the original painting depicting decorative objects and flowers - pieces of this quality are becoming increasingly hard to find

A statue of the Tibetan goddess Tara in silver plated bronze

customers and passers-by to rest

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Brass Bound Military Chest Belonging to JR Honeyford -19th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) paint loss and surface distressThis antique brass bound Anglo Indian campaign chest Has 'J R Honeyford' inlaid in brass lettering on the lid. It belonged to John Robert Honeyford (14th October 1864 20th March 1896) in Delhi, India. It was likely commissioned in the late 1880's or 1890's. His parents were John Honeyford (1837 1891) from Dunbartonshire who enlisted in the Indian Army, and Theresa Violet Davis (1848 1893) born in Chunar in India. John Robert Honeyford enlisted in the