Wedding Chest
£375.00
Mid 1900s Anatolian handmade wedding chest (dowry box) with embroidery decoration. The box has 2 internal jewelry sections on each side and internal floral decorative paper wit a hand carved wooden edges. It also has one round shape mirror inside and two rectangular shape mirrors in front. Originally given as a gift to newly married couples, the box can be a beautiful compliment to contemporary homes as an object and storage.
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| Dimensions | 49 × 91 × 50 cm |
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