Wedding Chest
£325.00
Mid 1900s Anatolian handmade wedding chest (dowry box) with hand painted metal sheets at the front. The box has one internal jewelry section on the right side. It also has two square shape sections which was used to insert the photos of the owners. 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 | 41.5 × 81 × 45.6 cm |
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Wedding Chest
Mid 1900s Anatolian handmade wedding chest (dowry box) with decorated metal sheets and embroidery. The box has one internal jewelry section on the left side. It also has two square shape mirrors at the front which was used to insert the photos of the owners. 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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Mid 1900s Anatolian handmade wedding chest (dowry box) with decorated metal sheets and embroidery. The box has one internal jewelry sections on the left side and decorated metal sheet with an image of Hagia Sofia on the 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.