Iron Bound Teak Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century Reverse Glass Painting it still has most of

it still has most of the original painted drawer labels naming the various natural minerals and herbs that were mixed by the practitioner for each patient

The Hindu god Hanuman takes the form of a monkey and represents fortitude

This very decorative Tibetan wool rug is shaped to use as saddle rug for a pony but would make a pretty hearth rug in a small cottage

This tansu has classic sliding doors with an old lock and warabite (bracken-hand handles)

Features: Round form with hand-engraved decoration

Iron Bound Teak Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century Reverse Glass Painting it still has most ofThis beautifully patinated iron bound chest is from Gujarat and dates to the 19th century. It is constructed from teak wood. Most likely it was custom made for a wealthy family to stash away dowry, family treasures, or cash from the prying eyes of extended family members. The central panel opens and reveals a large interior space. There is also a secret compartment accessible by a sliding door fixed in the interior. Chests and boxes from India are