Anglo Indian Chippendale Teak Table-Top Campaign Writing Chest stained glass windows The pillars sit on a

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Anglo Indian Chippendale Teak Table-Top Campaign Writing Chest stained glass windows The pillars sit on aDETAILS Perhaps of British naval origin, for the writing and storage of correspondence for a high ranking official, this diminutive, antique, campaign piece is crafted in the form of a miniature fall front secretaire desk. The interior is fitted with three pigeonhole compartments over two drawers with brass bail handles and raised on a bracket feet. Secondary wood: teak. STYLE Anglo Indian PLACE OF ORIGIN India WEIGHT 42 pounds DATE 18th century