Brass Bound Teak Military Chest Of Drawers - 18th Century

This handsome late 18th century Anglo-Indian campaign chest is a refined example of military furniture designed for both durability and practicality. Crafted from richly patinated rosewood with brass corner mounts and iron carrying handles, the chest reflects the robust yet elegant aesthetic associated with British colonial campaign pieces produced in India during the period. The warm tones of the timber and beautifully worn surface reveal decades of use and careful preservation.

The chest features three deep upper drawers above a full-width lower drawer, offering generous storage while retaining compact proportions suitable for travel and transport. Raised on turned bun feet and finished with traditional iron latches and brass strapwork, the piece combines utilitarian design with understated sophistication. Lovingly restored in our Wiltshire workshops, it remains full of character and retains the authentic charm expected of genuine Anglo-Indian furniture from the Georgian era.

• Origin: Anglo-Indian
• Date: Late 18th Century
• Materials: Rosewood, Brass & Iron
• Features: Three Upper Drawers, Full-Width Lower Drawer, Brass Bound Corners, Iron Side Handles, Turned Feet
• Condition: Lovingly Restored With Age-Related Wear And Excellent Patina
• Dimensions: W89 x D48 x H66 cm