Spotted Lacquer Indian Pot From Rajasthan - Mid 20thC Finish - Inlay A similar inferior example in

A similar inferior example in different woods can be found in "Chinese Furniture: A Guide to Collecting Antiques" by Mazurkewich - Fig 518

and ring handles speak to a functional design refined through generations of use

This substantial 19th century teak chest originates from the Kutch region of western India and is a fine example of traditional Indian storage furniture

140 x 12 x 200 (wxdxh cms)

87 x 55 x 89

Spotted Lacquer Indian Pot From Rajasthan - Mid 20thC Finish - Inlay A similar inferior example inIndian lacquer pots are true works of art and this colourful lacquer box is an excellent collector's piece. These two colour spotted pots are from the border area of Rajasthan neighbouring Sindh. This piece is over 100 years old and dates from the mid 20th century. Lacquer boxes are commonly used in Rajasthan and Gujarat for storing jewellery, kumum or bindi (the red powder that Indian ladies apply to the forehead). Lacquering is done by the craftsman