Brass Bound Rosewood Jewellery Box from Kutch – 19th Century Period - Meiji characterised by the cobalt blue

characterised by the cobalt blue pigment containing purplish hues

They come in all sizes a set is made that nests one inside the other when not in use

This Anglo-Indian teak shelving unit dates to the 1930s and is a wonderfully rustic example of late colonial utility furniture

enhancing its raw

This beautifully crafted regency style mirror has been covered in hand beaten sterling silver and mounted on a finely carved teakwood frame

Brass Bound Rosewood Jewellery Box from Kutch – 19th Century Period - Meiji characterised by the cobalt blueThis 19th century jewellery box from the Kutch region of Gujarat is a fine example of Anglo Indian craftsmanship. Made from richly figured rosewood and strengthened with hand cut brass bindings, it was designed to safely store treasured possessions including jewellery, textiles, documents and cash. The restrained design reflects the influence of the British presence in India during the 19th century, combining practical campaign style construction with