Burmese Cabinets

Impressive 19th Century British Colonial Burmese bow front temple cupboard hand crafted in mahogany with lush elaborate carvings on the backsplash around a center deity over a two do...

Large 19th century Burmese colonial haberdashery cabinet circa 1880. Here we offer a fine example of where english regency style furniture meets orie...

A tall British Colonial teak wood storage cabinet with glass doors,c. 1920. This sturdy antique display cabinet features a crown and a tall case with pair of three-panel front doors, set with glass. This piece is made of teak wood, which has developed a beautiful patina over many decades of use. The piece has great presence, despite its modest scale. During the British Empire, a huge quantity of furniture was made in India and Burma in the Anglo-Indian style using superior native hardwoods and skilled local craftsmen. Styles closely matched European-made furniture of the period, but colonial pieces tended to be much sturdier, heavier and more beautiful. Since teak wood is naturally resistant to insects and moisture, a surprisingly large amount of colonial furniture has survived, especially in Myanmar (formerly Burma). This piece has been lightly restored, with some added surface stain and a waxed finish. The glass panes are new. In modern homes these cabinets are ideal for books and displaying artifacts and curiosities. Colonial bookcases also make excellent kitchen pantries, trophy cases...

This sturdy kitchen chest and pot rack was made from solid Teak wood and dates to the early 1900's. During the late British Empire in Burma much furnitur...

A superb decorative antique Burmese (modern-day Myanmar) hand carved serpentine two door cabinet/sideboard. Circa 1880. The cabinet is of small proportions and profusely hand carv...

This British Colonial cabinet is from Burma and was made from teak wood in c. 20th century. The handsome piece features a pair of doors and two drawers for storage. The inside of the...

This handsome British Colonial cabinet comes in two parts, the top having 4 glass doors that open up to shelves for ample storage over another set of 4 glass doors with additional sh...

This handsome British Colonial cabinet is from Burma and was made from teak wood, circa 1940. The cabinet features a pair of doors that opens up to three shelves for storage. The pie...

A fabulous quality 19th century Burmese carved breakfront three door cabinet, profusely carved all over with pierced and carved flowers, foliage and vines, having a nice figured top ...

This handsome British Colonial cabinet comes in two parts, the top having 4 glass doors that open up to shelves for ample storage over another set of 4 glass doors with additional sh...

Late 19th century painted teak glazed display cabinet, circa 1890. Burmese tall 2 part cabinet ideal for a shop fitment or a display cabinet in the h...

19th century painted Burmese teak glazed display cabinet, circa 1890. Unusual cabinet from colonial Burma. Rustic made from available woods, this one being in teak. Comprising ...

This handsome British Colonial cabinet comes in two parts, the top having a 5 glass doors that open up to shelves for ample storage over another set of 5 glass doors with additional ...

This Art Deco display cabinet is from Rangoon, Burma and was made from teak wood, circa 1950. The handsome piece features a lock with key and ...

This solid teak wood display features side doors and a storage area below. A black lacquer finish has been applied to the surface.