Red Lacquer Camphor Chinese Military Chest - 18th Century Planters This double sided rosewood archway

This double sided rosewood archway has been intricately carved and is from 19th century Haryana

Dating from the Edo Period these old prints have been reframed by our skilled team in a simple matte black wood frame

Soft pile velvet with gold lining Fittings available for ceiling pendant or lamps

original iron latch

This lovely Chunky Farmhouse Console table with three drawers is made from reclaimed elm made in the traditional Chinese Shanxi style

Red Lacquer Camphor Chinese Military Chest - 18th Century Planters This double sided rosewood archwayWe've only seen a handful of pieces like this in our 45 years of traveling Asia. Chests of this style are true transnational treasures that transcend borders and are barely documented. These red lacquer chests were made in Canton, China in the 18th century for the Anglo Indian market and were used on East Indiaman trading ships plying the routes between China, India & Britain. They are the precursors to the more famous red leather camphor chests of