Antique Persian (probably Syrian) Khatam Inlaid Wood Jewelry Box c. Early 20th Century Wooden chest giving the piece depth and

giving the piece depth and character without overpowering its simplicity

The cabinet’s elevated stance and quality construction are characteristic of well-made American furniture from the era

These cauldrons were traditionally used for various domestic and commercial purposes

with meticulous attention paid to rigging

Each drawer sports classical round brass pulls that contrast subtly with the rich

Antique Persian (probably Syrian) Khatam Inlaid Wood Jewelry Box c. Early 20th Century Wooden chest giving the piece depth andThis finely crafted early 20th century inlaid wood jewelry box is a beautiful example of traditional khatam work, likely produced in Persia or the Syrian region. The exterior is richly decorated with precise geometric patterns created from countless tiny pieces of contrasting woods and light colored inlay, arranged in repeating star and diamond motifs. The long, low form gives the box an elegant presence, while the detailed surface invites close