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This piece is a fine example of an Anglo-Burmese military chest and the perfect size for a coffee table
decorative architectural details
Over 150 years old and made in the first half of the 19th century
A carved teak corbel (architectural beam support) salvaged from an old building in Maharashtra
Condition: Good Condition With Age-Related Wear
Korean Ich Un Nong Butterfly Cabinet - Ca 1910 Finish - Burgundy Lacquer This piece is a fineThis compact, practical, and attractive Korean cabinet dates to circa 1910. This style of cabinet would have been owned by a relatively wealthy family and would have been used for storing seasonal clothes in the women's quarters of the home, specifically the women's inner room (anbang). This traditional form of cabinet is called ich'ung nong (two unit stacked clothing chest) and can be distinguished by the two identical stacking storage units on a
US$ 68.00
US$ 68.00
US$ 68.00
