An ivory-inlaid wood table cabinet, India, Sind or Gujarat, 17th century

of rectangular form with hinged drop front revealing six drawers each with an inlaid flowering tree flanked by two smaller specimens, turned ivory handles stained red, the central drawer with foliate lock-plate, the interior drop front with further inlaid trees, the top and sides with larger trees emanating from baluster pots, the reverse with lobed cartouche borders, sides with loop handles, the exterior front with openwork lock-plate with addorsed eagles 

in overall good condition, some small repairs and losses and associated replacement parts, as viewed
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