Anglo Indian Teak Campaign Chest Of Drawers - 19thC Material - Reclaimed Wood called "qiu mu" in China

called "qiu mu" in China and dates from the 19th century

particularly Shanxi kang tables with carved fronts

Torkham (or Torgam) cabinets were used to store ritual cakes or torma

308 x 102 x 0 (w x d x h cms)

these pretty benches used to be seen outside shops and small restaurants in China and used by both staff and customers to enjoy the fresh air

Anglo Indian Teak Campaign Chest Of Drawers - 19thC Material - Reclaimed Wood called "qiu mu" in ChinaThis Anglo Indian campaign chest is made from teak wood and is a classic of the style although slightly unusual with the two smaller top drawers. Made in India circa 1875 with brass handles flush to the wood and brass corners. This chest of drawers splits into two parts for easy transportation. Lovingly restored in our Wiltshire workshops. This campaign chest is an excellent example of the style. From India 99 x 45 x 107 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge