19th century Burmese painted teak village table

Rare table from myanmar (formerly burma) .  This table was from a village where the elders would gather round to discuss local issues.  Hand painted on the side, which roughly translates as ‘heron water pot  sheng khu tashi – cooperative association’

Teak top which traces of the original paint, opens out with the leaves pull out barers to make an 8 foot long table and with a 22 1/4″ knee height, provides adequate space to function as a dining table, either in the kitchen or entertainment room.

Base has retained it’s paint better, which forms a perfect back drop for the elegant burmese hand painted text.   Originally this text has evidence of being on both sides, but has been rubbed off on the reverse.  Standing on 4 substantial round straight legs.

Expected surface marks, minor non structurally comprising age splits, fading and losses to paint work.