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SPECIMEN TABLE
Specimen tables are circular tables that are inlaid with samples of cabinet woods indigenous to Sri Lanka. The tops of these tables, usually made of ebony, were inlaid with ivory as well as with various coloured, indigenous woods. They were produced by woodworkers and craftsmen  in Galle.
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PLANTER'S CHAIR - HAANSI PUTUWA
Planters’ chairs were also known as verandah chairs as these chairs most often graced the verandah or front porch. They were introduced by the British and may have originated in South India. They were called planters’ chairs or plantation chairs because they were popularised by the British as seating in the open gardens and verandahs of plantation bungalows in the hill country. Later on, they became a prominent part of Sinhalese homes as well and were traditionally reserved for the patriarch of the house. The seats of these chairs are made out of woven cane or rattan.
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