61 x 51 x 21 In.

A substantial and highly functional dressing table crafted from a rich, dense hardwood, likely Teak or Mahogany, with a beautiful aged patina. This design is characteristic of the Colonial era, combining a robust, desk-like structure with dedicated vanity features.

The piece is a triple-mirror dressing chest, featuring:

Central Kneehole:  A recessed central section, providing space for a stool or chair.

Storage: The main body is supported by two outer pedestals, each fitted with a cabinet door below a single drawer. A central drawer is positioned above the kneehole.

Superstructure: The countertop supports a framed mirror assembly with a distinct "breakfront" architectural style. The central, tall mirror is flanked by two smaller, hinged mirror-backed cabinets (or enclosed wall mirrors) with cornice tops.

Hardware: Simple, period drawer pulls and cabinet handles, likely cast iron or oxidized brass, maintain a restrained, masculine aesthetic typical of military or campaign-influenced furniture.

This is a stately and practical piece of bedroom furniture, offering generous storage and a full vanity setup, ideal for a traditional or colonial-themed interior.

AS IS, Non-exportable

Provenance: The Estate of Mangaldas Nathubhai