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The outward opening doors reveal three separate storage areas with a removable dividing shelf
Made from richly figured rosewood and strengthened with hand-cut brass bindings
this takhat now makes a striking and versatile coffee table
We are happy to advise you and your builders on the best practice to safely install these pieces into your home and sturdy brackets can be provided at an additional charge
Lacquered Tobacco Box From Rajasthan - Ca 1910 Origin - New Guinea The outward opening doors revealThese tobacco pots were used for storing tobacco and opium and have become difficult to find. They were sealed to keep the tobacco and opium sealed from moisture and were often highly valued and well cared for. Opium boxes like these are real collectors' pieces. Two colour spotted pots like these are from the border area of Rajasthan and neighbouring Sindh. The practice of lacquering came from Sindh many Sindhi people migrated to Rajasthan and Kutch
