Early 19th Century Original Indian Marriage Chest Signs With its restored allure and

With its restored allure and versatility

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It would have once graced a palace or a grand home

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Early 19th Century Original Indian Marriage Chest Signs With its restored allure andThis Indian marriage chest is truly one of a kind. It is made from teak and holds all of its original handmade metal work including the handles, hinges, lock plates and bands. Unfortunately, there are 2 metal bands missing from the top but this does not take away from the authentic beauty of this chest. It has a hidden compartment within the chest and it is mounted on wheels. Traditionally, marriage chests in India were used to transport and store the