Burmese Lacquer Tea cup - Circa 1920 Chest of Drawers This antique iron bound Anglo-Indian

This antique iron bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and could be used as a bijou coffee table or toy box

This carved Indian teak panel from a Ratha Yatra chariot depicts two opposing peacocks in a foliate surrounding

Wood is very scarce in the Thar desert & doors

Material: 100% Pure Cashmere

Burmese Lacquer Tea cup - Circa 1920 Chest of Drawers This antique iron bound Anglo-IndianThis fine Burmese lacquer tea cups were made in Burma in the early 20th century specifically for the Chinese market. The exterior is beautifully decorated with a gilded five clawed dragon, a potent symbol of imperial power and good fortune in Chinese culture. The dragons dynamic form, swirling amidst stylised clouds, contrasts elegantly against the deep black lacquer ground. The craftsmanship is typical of Burmese lacquerware from the early 1900s,