Red Leather Trunk From Shanghai - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood Why not pair these shades

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This very useful teak shelf still has its original sand paint finish dating from the 1930's

Surat was one of the main trading posts for the British in India and found new prosperity with the opening of India's railways exporting silks

52 x 33 x 77 (wxdxh cms)

These sculptures are the finest wooden sculptures found in Tamil Nadu and the chariots were enormous requiring them to be drawn through the streets towed by hundreds of devotees

Red Leather Trunk From Shanghai - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood Why not pair these shadesLeather Trunks have been used for many hundreds of years in China with the classic style changing very little. Made for travelling and storage of clothing they are robust and work well in a contemporary western space as a coffee table, or for storage. Chinese leather trunks come in 4 colours; black, red, cream & aubergine. This particular piece dates to the 19th century and has a beautifully engraved locking plate and early brass handles. The interior