Antique Persian (probably Syrian) Khatam Wood Inlaid Jewelry Box c. Early 20th Century lacquer room screen is a richly detailed example

is a richly detailed example from one of the most beloved weaving centers of Northwest Persia

giving the lamp a cozy and artistic character when illuminated

The highboy features a two-part structure—an upper section with multiple drawers above a lower table-like part

The turned legs taper gracefully

The wood has developed a soft

Antique Persian (probably Syrian) Khatam Wood Inlaid Jewelry Box c. Early 20th Century lacquer room screen is a richly detailed exampleThis finely made early 20th century khatam inlaid jewelry box is a beautiful example of Middle Eastern decorative woodworking, likely produced in Persia or the Syrian region. The surface is richly patterned with precise geometric motifs built from countless tiny pieces of contrasting woods and light colored inlay, arranged in layered diamonds, stars, and linear borders. The warm tones and tightly composed design give the box a refined and harmonious