Brass Bound Teak Military Chest - 19th Century
This bijou antique brass bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is the perfect size for a coffee table. Constructed from beautifully patinated teak it has its original brass and iron fittings and handles. The interior consists of one large space, removable top compartments, three fixed compartments, and a sturdy chain that prevents the lid from falling open and straining the hinges. This piece is a fine example of an Anglo-Indian military chest.
Military chests were used by officers of the British Indian Army to carry their kit and personal possessions whilst on tour, they were made to order and had to withstand a lot of punishment in transit. Old repairs can be seen on the hinges.
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Brass Bound Teak Military Chest - 19th Century
This bijou antique brass bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is the perfect size for a coffee table. Constructed from beautifully patinated teak it has its original brass and iron fittings and handles. The interior consists of one large space, removable top compartments, three fixed compartments, and a sturdy chain that prevents the lid from falling open and straining the hinges. This piece is a fine example of an Anglo-Indian military chest.
Military chests were used by officers of the British Indian Army to carry their kit and personal possessions whilst on tour, they were made to order and had to withstand a lot of punishment in transit. Old repairs can be seen on the hinges.
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This bijou antique brass bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is the perfect size for a coffee table. Constructed from beautifully patinated teak it has its original brass and iron fittings and handles. The interior consists of one large space, removable top compartments, three fixed compartments, and a sturdy chain that prevents the lid from falling open and straining the hinges. This piece is a fine example of an Anglo-Indian military chest.
Military chests were used by officers of the British Indian Army to carry their kit and personal possessions whilst on tour, they were made to order and had to withstand a lot of punishment in transit. Old repairs can be seen on the hinges.
