Brass Bound Teak Military Chest - 18th Century Door Coffee Tables The upper section features a

The upper section features a stylised serpent coiling around a human profile

which lies high over the great Himalayan mountain ranges on the edge of the Tibetan plateau

5 x 7 x 22

2 meters in length and were made from red elm

The geometric textile design is almost exclusively reserved for early chests and trunks from the 16th and 17 centuries and rarely found in altar cabinets

Brass Bound Teak Military Chest - 18th Century Door Coffee Tables The upper section features aThis antique brass bound Anglo Indian military chest dates to the 18th century and is a superb example of campaign furniture. Constructed from solid teak with a deep, time worn patina, it features its original brass and iron fittings and sturdy side handles. The chest opens to reveal a spacious interior with a fitted candle box, a sturdy chain to prevent strain on the hinges, and a cleverly concealed sliding bottom of the candle box which may have