Featured Help identify wood and brass chest

I recently got this from an auction and I was wanting help with any information about it, looked it up and the closest I could find were called zanzabar chests. There are no makers marks on it. The dimensions are 21in long, 12in wide, 11in tall.

 

People will want to see a few more views - top, bottom, and interior - so we can see the construction details. It looks relatively new to me, and similar boxes are currently being made for export:
https://african-import.com/product/zanzibar-treasure-chest-latch/

But others may have more to say.

 

I agree. The wood looks new and stained to look older, not to fake though. The metalwork is a bit sloppy compared to the old ones.

Zanzibar used to be a colony of Oman. Both the Arab peninsula and Zanzibar are known for these chests, but the old ones were often made in India for export to the Middle East, and as a result to Oman's colony Zanzibar.

 

Here are some samples on 1st Dibs....their prices are usually in the 'way beyond', but you can see the quality at least! There's a second site below that....you can see more of the quality, even though I believe most are larger (and mostly sold!)

https://www.1stdibs.com/buy/zanzibar-chest/

https://www.antiques-atlas.com/antiques/antique-furniture/chests_and_coffers/zanzibar-chests​

 

Just to clarify, I meant the old India, pre-partition.
I seem to remember Baluchistan was a hub for these chests during Mughal times, and later British rule. Baluchistan is in present-day Pakistan.

 

Gorgeous, Aqui, thanks.

The ones on stands were probably made for Portuguese and Dutch colonial use, rather than for export to the Middle East and Zanzibar. Not only do they have European looking stands, the metalwork is exactly like on Indo-Dutch and Indo-Portuguese furniture.

 

Thanks for the help