British India

This freestanding bookcase from India was made from teak wood by native craftsman in the British

Monumental British Colonial carved teak refectory table, fronted by four large storage drawers and

an important strategic site in India. It was notoriously the site of the execution of several

Antique British colonial trunk as coffee table.

circa 1898, this kind of portable chair was used by British officers not only in India but during the

Two part hutch in solid teak. Nicely carved details including "sunburst" design on upper door panels.

furniture. Reflecting British colonial style, the cabinet would feature clean lines and a sturdy structure

A 19th century British Colonial satinwood document box with original brass carrying side handles

A late 19th century two handled British Colonial rosewood fitted document box with multiple

A mid-19th century mahogany British Colonial campaign box with brass bindings on all four sides

Original vintage travel advertising poster – Fly to India by BOAC – British Overseas Airways

Intricately hand-carved Anglo Indian ebonized folding side table, late 19th-early 20th century. This is a wonderful work on richly toned hardwood. The collapsible base has eight hin...

symbol of the British Navy in India at this period. To the left of the picture we see the building of

An absolutely stunning antique mid to late 19th century Anglo-Indian British colonial rosewood

This almost pair of Anglo-Indian bedside cabinets or nightstands are made of solid hardwood which has later been painted in a 'officer's grey' color and wax buffed creating a subtle ...

A British Colonial pair of exquisitely carved wood deer from the 19th century. These antique

China is linked to the lack of mastery of this technique by the Europeans. The French, Dutch and British

association with Air India, BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corporation), SAA (South African Airways) and TEAL

Lofty pair of Anglo Indian vases crafted in brass with engraved floral designs and featuring carved ebony elephant heads on a brass octagon base with geometric designs.

the British Empire in India and Burma much furniture was made in the Anglo-Indian style using native

was originally developed by British Army engineers in Roorkhee, India. The chair was designed for

British empire in India and Burma much furniture was made in the Art Deco Style using local hardwoods and

but is now stationary. Almost never exported to the United States, Sissoo is highly valued in India

Wicker golf bag with leather straps, top, and foot. Featuring two storage compartments and enough style to make any golfer the talk of the course.

Pair of Anglo-Indian elephant head wall brackets crafted in mahogany and carved with a stylized modern approach.

Intriguing pair of bird or falcon Art Deco Anglo-Indian wood wall brackets expertly carved and retaining their original and now worn paint.

This British Colonial-inspired reproduction lamp has brightly polished metal mounts. The green

and mythical themes. He grew up in what is now Bangladesh, British India. He has lived in France for

Vintage British Colonial Anglo-Indian round foyer entry table made of teak. Large pedestal style

Hamilton & Co Period : British Raj Origin : Calcutta, India Decoration : George IV style. Waisted bowl

Anglo-Indian plantation lounge chair and ottoman, made in the Grand British Colonial style. The

The molded, dentil cornice sits above double paneled glass doors that open to a shelved interior. With seven shelves, there is ample storage inside this cabinet to display collection...

The frame is influenced by both Classic architecture and furniture makers; a Chippendale style broken pediment—having a textured body, scrolled edges, and three finials—is perched at...

Pair of Moorish style three-drawer nightstands covered in bone mosaics with Classic form on bracket feet.

finials. These emperor style chairs or throne chairs are made in a British Colonial style with old world

A beautiful antique colonial barley twist folding coffee table, likely made by the British in India

. Date: circa 1890. Origin: Ootacamund, India. Video: A video of this fine piece is available upon

Colonially made cabriole leg open arm chair with a leather back and seat.

Comprising four shelves with glass front and sides. This piece was used in a Burmese dry goods shop until the 1980s.

: 9.3 troy ounces/288g Maker: William Henry Twentyman Date: circa 1820 Origin: Calcutta, India

A charming and very British colonial pair of plantation or planter's chairs made of solid mahogany

The argali, or the mountain sheep (species Ovis ammon) is a wild sheep that roams the highlands of Central Asia (Himalaya, Tibet, Altay)

A Gia Certified 4.3 Karat Natural Ruby RIng. Reflecting upon the luminous quality of this GIA certified 4.3 karat Sri Lankan ruby, one can see for a thousand years... this estate pie...

Anglo-Indian carved hardwood octagonal occasional table dating from the early 20th century. It has a removable top and an eight sided folding base, both intricately carved with grape...

A pair of overscale Colonial hardwood planters chairs of scrolling form, with caned seats and backs, the curved arms finishing in an ebonised scroll, also with an ebonised scroll to ...

. Origin: Colonial India Period: Approx. 1900 Size: 92cm x 35cm x h.183cm

Impressive group of five British colonial style lidded urns all with their distinctive adaptations

Gorgeous finishing brings a rustic and distressed look to this native blond hardwood table. Exceptional craftsmanship means a long lasting and extremely durable piece of furniture. D...

Impressive pair of Anglo Indian three drawer stands crafted in rosewood with dramatic lush grains, campaign brass hardware and classic turned feet.

Hugo Vildred von Pedersen (1870-1959) A portrait of a "Madras boy" Signed lower left, “Hugo V P”, with an inscription on the reverse on the frame “Store Madras Boy Hoved” Oi...

Hugo Vildred von Pedersen (1870-1959) “Trommelslager 282” Signed lower right, “Hugo V P” and titled on the reverse Oil on canvas 41 x 20.5 cm Von Pedersen studied at the ...

Victorian Indian Hand Worked Copper Pale - "Grand Tour Souvenir" - 9"diam x 9.5"h (14" to the top of the handle)

Whimsical pair of linen pillows hand decorated with a tiger and a bird under a palm tree. Button back for easy care. Priced individually.

Whimsical pair of linen pillows hand decorated with a tiger and a bird under a palm tree. Button back for easy care. Priced individually.

Linen pillow hand decorated with a tiger and a bird under a palm tree. Button back for easy care.

This is a pair of small antique elephant bookends. An Indian, ebony and bone carved animal novel or book rest, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. Wonderful character...

Early 20thC Indian Brass Planter on Solid Brass Scrolled Stand originally purchased on a Grand Tour - 19"w x 18"d x 32"h