The Malabar Treasury, is a rare and highly functional architectural anchor, bridging the gap between a storage chest and a display vitrine. This 43-inch cabinet is meticulously handcrafted from solid, seasoned teakwood, showcasing the clean lines and sturdy joinery characteristic of the Colonial era. The silhouette is defined by two striking "Glass Dome" doors, which provide a clear view of the internal shelving while shielding contents from dust—ideal for a curated library, fine linens, or a collection of global artifacts. Unique to this specific piece is the integrated lift-top storage compartment. The solid teak lid opens to reveal a shallow, hidden well at the top of the cabinet, offering a discreet space for documents, flatware, or valuables. The wood is finished in a warm, honey-toned stain that highlights the swirling, organic grain of the old-growth teak.
As an authentic antique, the piece exhibits a beautiful matte patina and soft rounding at the edges that only comes with a century of use. It features original iron hinges and a single, hand-forged pull on the right door. Its compact 16-inch depth allows it to sit perfectly in a hallway, between windows, or as an elevated bedside companion in a grand master suite.
- *Era:
Early 20th Century
- *Size: 44“(L) x 16“(D) x 43“(H)
- *Material:
Solid Old-Growth Teakwood / Glass
- *Color: Brown
- *Features: Two arched glass-dome doors; internal shelving; hidden lift-top upper storage.
- *Origin:
South Asia (Colonial influence)
- *Condition:
Excellent Antique Condition. Displays authentic surface character, including minor wood variations and a soft, aged patina consistent with its heritage.
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- **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio.
