Reclaimed Teak Indian Sideboard With Painted Finish Period - Early 19th Century This traditional Chinese elm stool

This traditional Chinese elm stool is constructed with a thick piece of solid elm as the seat using traditional Chinese carpentry

Condition: Naturally aged finish with characterful wear

The gilt scenes depict people living their day to day lives giving a real insight into the past

The surrounding of the chest is dedicated to a repeating Wheel of Dharma pattern

surface marks and historic repairs consistent with over a century of use

Reclaimed Teak Indian Sideboard With Painted Finish Period - Early 19th Century This traditional Chinese elm stoolBrimming with colour and character, this reclaimed teak sideboard is modern crafted by hand using timber salvaged from historic buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat. The surface features a richly layered distressed painted finish, blending earthy tones with vibrant remnants of red, green, yellow, and indigo. The cabinet's four doors open to reveal a spacious interior divided by a central shelf, offering ample storage for tableware, linens, or household