Antique Distressed Turquoise Teak Glass Almirah – Indian Cabinet c.1900

Bring authentic Indian character into your home with this antique teak wood glass almirah, finished in a beautifully distressed turquoise with warm natural wood undertones and original paint. Dating from the early 1900s and originating in Gujarat State, this “Kaanch Almirah” was once a prized display or crockery cabinet in affluent Indian homes.

The cabinet features two upper glass-panelled doors and two lower solid doors, all with original iron fittings and a handy inner shelf for versatile storage and display. Its generous height and vintage appeal make it perfect as a freestanding kitchen, bathroom, or utility room cabinet, or as a unique display unit for your favourite pieces. The aged turquoise finish and visible patina celebrate its 120+ years of history, with historic marks and wear adding to its unique charm.

Key Features:

• Distressed turquoise finish with original paint and natural wood showing through

• Solid teak wood construction for durability

• Two glass-panelled upper doors and two solid lower doors with original iron fittings

• Inner shelving for versatile storage and display

• Dimensions: 77 x 40 x 153 cm (30.3" x 15.7" x 60.2")

• Characterful age-related marks and patina

• Sourced personally by a member of Jardinopia in Gujarat, India

Versatile Uses:

• Freestanding kitchen or pantry cabinet

• Bathroom storage for towels and toiletries

• Display cabinet for crockery, glassware, or collectibles

• Statement piece for hallway, lounge, or utility room