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21 x 17 x 26 (wxdxh cms)
punched Hindi inscription
The style is often known as a round-corner cabinet and was first seen in the Ming dynasty (1368 to 1644)
Known as a 'Tabako-bon' this tobacco stand with a miniature brazier 'hi-ire' atop dates from the Edo period (1603 - 1867)
It is made in the traditional Osaka style
Carved Teak Indian Manjus Dowry Chest From Banswara - 19th Century Origin - Sri Lanka 21 x 17 x 26This exceptional 19th century Indian manjus dowry chest is a striking example of traditional craftsmanship from Gujarat, richly decorated with intricate chip carving of remarkable quality. Originally presented as part of a brides dowry, pieces such as this held great cultural significance, symbolising wealth, status, and the hopes of a prosperous marriage. The faade is adorned with beautifully carved panels and retains layers of original paint in
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