Dutch Colonial Jackfruit Chest From Sri Lanka -18th Century Scarves They were used across South

They were used across South East Asia and got their name from the Burmese port of Martaban on the Gulf of Pegu

Its sculptural silhouette and deeply developed patina give it a quiet presence that reflects centuries of use and careful preservation

hoof feet and perfect proportions make it beautifully eye catching all complimented by a jet black lacquer

It has its original brass hardware and a beautiful rich patina

its modest form brings warmth and authenticity to country-style

Dutch Colonial Jackfruit Chest From Sri Lanka -18th Century Scarves They were used across SouthThis majestic Indo Dutch chest harks back to the colonial days and the 'Spice Wars'. Originally from colonial Ceylon (modern day Sri Lanka), it dates from the middle of the 18th century. It is beautifully constructed from jackfruit wood with an ebony trim and beading. The beautiful simplicity of the chest contrasted with its intricate and flamboyant brass decoration makes this chest incredibly striking. It is an exceptional example of Indo Dutch