Pair Anglo-Indian Colonial Planter's Chairs

Early 20th century British Colonial Anglo Indian plantation chair. Made from teak in mortise and tenon joinery with a relaxed lounged frame and long arms. Features a curved crest rail and split reed bent rattan seat. There's nothing better than putting your feet up after a day's backbreaking work. In the 19th century, plantation owners used a specific chair. Called, naturally enough, the planter...

Early 20th century British Colonial Anglo Indian plantation chair. Made from teak in mortise and tenon joinery with a relaxed lounged frame and long arms. Features a curved crest rai...

This West Indies solid mahogany planter's chair was made in the early 19th century in Martinique, circa 1820, in the British Colonial style and features the classical extending arms....

Great pair of vintage mahogany planters chairs with canvas.

A fine set of two Anglo-Indian Ceylonese solid ebony chairs, horizontal splats with floral motifs standing on reeded front legs and plain back and caned seats. The chairs' reeded frames add texture, the horizontal splats showcase intricate floral in a balanced and sturdy structure. The use of solid ebony, durable and richly coloured wood, adds both strength and visual elegance, the seats are caned, providing comfort. This pair of Anglo-Indian Ceylonese chairs...

An unusual pair of Anglo-Indian style lounge chairs with gracefully canted backrests and front reeded Klismos legs, with elegant Klismos legs at the rear. We’re partial to an airier ...