An extraordinary 19th-century Anglo-Indian cabinet consisting of three sections adorned with precious carvings of ivy and grapes motifs. The upper section features a glass door that opens to reveal two interior drawers. The center section has a large drawer followed by a drop-down secretary desk, retaining its original felt pad, miniature drawers, and two hidden compartments. The cabinet stands on traditional oversize turned legs and is made from rosewood, featuring brass hardware and rounded carved columns. This antique campaign-style Indian cabinet is a masterpiece of Anglo-Indian craftsmanship—combining European form with the extraordinary carving traditions of Northern India.

• *Era: Antique (19th Century)
• *Material: Rosewood / Brass
• *Size: 52"(L) x 23"(D) x 84.5"(H)
• *Color: Ebonized Dark Rosewood
• *Style: Anglo-Indian Campaign
• *Features: Carved ivy and grapes motifs; glass upper door with interior drawers; drop-down secretary desk with felt pad; miniature drawers; two hidden compartments; oversize turned legs
• *Origin: India (Uttar Pradesh) · Found in Agra
• *Condition: Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be considered defects but rather part of its character & historical value. Shows wear, some chips and cracks.

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