This 65-inch tall cabinet is a classic example of British Colonial utility furniture, crafted from solid teak. It features a straightforward two-door design with original glass panes and long, slender brass handles. The interior is divided into four fixed tiers, offering substantial storage and display capacity. Unlike more ornate pieces, this cabinet relies on the strength of its joinery and the natural, warm honey-tones of the teak wood to make a statement. Teak was the wood of choice for colonial-era furniture in India due to its natural resistance to pests and humidity. Cabinets of this specific 13-inch depth were often commissioned for bungalows and administrative offices, designed to hold library collections or linens while maintaining a slim footprint in transitional spaces like verandas or hallways.

The 13-inch depth makes this a versatile problem-solver for modern interiors. It provides ample room to showcase larger-scale objects. The transparent glass doors and warm wood grain allow it to act as a gallery piece that softens the edges of a more industrial or contemporary room.

• *Era: Antique
• *Size: 49“(L) x 13“(D) x 65“(H)
• *Material: Solid Teak; Original Glass
• *Color: Brown
• *Features: Four interior display levels; original brass hardware; slim-profile design.
• *Style: British Colonial
• *Origin: India
• *Condition: Excellent antique condition with a rich, hand-waxed patina and authentic historic character.

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