Brass Bound 'Pithara' Console Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century Serveware or even as seats

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Brass Bound 'Pithara' Console Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century Serveware or even as seatsThis antique Indian dowry chest is constructed from teak bound with brass. It dates to the 19th century and is from Gujarat. This style of chest is known locally as a pithara (or pataro) and is usually 2. 5x deeper. These chests are reduced in depth to create dramatic console tables. We fell in love with the hand beaten peacocks and tigers that decorate the front of this chest. This style of pithara is from a Kathi home in Saurashtra and was known in