Indonesian colonial furniture - old teak standing cabinet late 19th century

Gobanese finds, 20th century decorative art flea market offers for sale: sublime and extremely rare indonesian colonial furniture, forming a small free-standing cabinet, called in-between furniture, opening with two carved doors. The piece of furniture was used for the tea ceremony, which is traditionally drunk sitting on cushions placed directly on the floor. It is of good quality, the wood used is solid teak, the furniture bottoms are made of fir, a wood regularly used at that time. The appearance of the furniture reflects ancestral manual work, traditional of colonial work from the end of the 19th century or very beginning of the 20th century. The door ironworks, as well as the door bolt, are made of hammered white iron. The hand-carved work of the doors is remarkable. The traditional mortise or dowel tenon assembly. Its small dimensions will make it an occasional piece of furniture, in a hallway, an entrance, an end of a bed, a piece of furniture between two... Its authentic appearance due to its handmade design will give a particular character to the room where it will be place. Origin, indonesia, colonial spirit, late 19th century, early 20th century, period 1890/1910. I offer you a delivery or shipping service, in addition to hand delivery on estimate, please contact me for any requests relating to shipping or delivery. Height 70cm. Length 65cm. Depth 32cm.