Dutch Colonial Chest on Stand From Ceylon -18th Century Green Porcelain This style of rug gets

This style of rug gets it's name from the Mehraban district in northern Persia where it's created

It would make a very striking piece of wall art

and the other with softer

Japanese travelling chest -Dansu with original iron fittings

layered or loosely styled throughout the seasons

Dutch Colonial Chest on Stand From Ceylon -18th Century Green Porcelain This style of rug getsThis majestic Indo Dutch chest harks back to the colonial days and the 'Spice Wars'. Originally from colonial Ceylon (modern day Sri Lanka), it dates from the middle of the 18th century. It is beautifully constructed from jackfruit wood with ebony trim and beading. The intricate and flamboyant brass decoration makes this chest incredibly striking. It is an exceptional example of Indo Dutch furniture and would have been owned by a wealthy trader