British India

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

, India. Made of a sandalwood casket with bone or faux ivory edging and banding. The banding is hand

Charming pair of antique Kashmiri candlesticks with distinctive, Classic form. Crafted in papier mache and lacquer with hand-painted flowers of reds, whites and blues are the main fe...

Pair of large 19th Century Anglo-Indian, very important, wooden elephants with Kashmir work. With the quality and scale of these magnificent items, they were quite possibly made for ...

A tall single table lamp with a 19th century British Colonial Column body. This single table lamp

A late 19th century handcrafted colonial travelling chest or trunk with embossed metal overlay and mounts. The trunk comprises solid carved teak wood and features a hinged lid. The i...

Enchanting antique Anglo Indian lidded box, handcrafted in mahogany and clad in tortoise shell. Ambitiously decorated with applied floral bone designs including a center medallion of...

identity. Jamini Roy's paintings were put on exhibition for the first time in the British India Street of

Pair of antique bed posts now table lamps carved and polychromed wood with two tiers of maidens in festive garb.

Anglo-Indian hand 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 ...

A set of brass measures called seers. Used during the British Raj in Colonial India. The units

Hand-blown glass bowl with brass fittings, would be a great Hall Light. Thumbprint design with three candelabra sockets 40 watts each. One could shorten the chain and use as a semi-...

A smart early 19th Century Ceylonese ebony occasional table. The specimen inlaid hexagonal top centred by a swirl of exotic woods including palm, satinwood, coromandel and palisander...

Originally used as travelling tables for the British in India; the octagonal top with central

Originally used as traveling tea tables for the British in India; the octagonal top with central

A stunning late 19th-early 20th century Antique Indian Agra carpet. Ivory field with predominant accents in gold, green and burgundy. Agra carpets combine the grandeur and grace o...

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

Amazingly carved Anglo-Indian walnut cabinet from the William IV period. Made in India for the

lion's mouth British Colonial India

Originally used as travelling tea tables for the British in India; the octagonal top with central

British controlled India weights and measures Imperial Gallon Measure. F.70 #78. With cover

originally used as traveling tea tables for the British in India; the octagonal top with round

. Complete with the original gong, this piece evokes the British Colonial days of India.

the period of British rule in India.

musket rifle. Modeled after Sowar cavalrymen who served under the British East India Company, the petite

musket rifle. Modeled after Sowar cavalrymen who served under the British East India Company, the petite

elephant. Modeled after Sowar cavalrymen who served under the British East India Company, the petite figure

kettle collector. Made in India during the British Empire using a typical English form, circa 1850

musket rifle. Modeled after Sowar cavalrymen who served under the British East India Company, the petite

An Anglo Indian boxwood box with ivory and metal inlay. Made in India for the British market.

Originally used as at traveling Campaign table for the British in India, the long octagonal

Beautifully hand carved teak armchair likely constructed for the British in India. Several elements

British during their travels throughout India.   

figures were brought back to Britain from India as souvenirs in the late 19th century. The East India

period of British rule in India when European decorative styles, such as the Rococo, were popular among

This beautiful 19th century copper kettle is perfect for any teapot collector. Made in India during

This beautiful 19th century copper kettle is perfect for any teapot collector. Made in India during

inlay, popular during the British colonial period in India (18th and 19th centuries), blends European

, India, British Raj, 19th century.

musket rifle. Modeled after Sowar cavalrymen who served under the British East India Company, the petite

Originally used as traveling tea tables for the British in India; the octagonal top with central

this trace their origins to those created for the British East India Company which melded classic

across Africa and Asia. Anglo-Indian inlay, popular during the British colonial period in India (18th

pattern, supported by turned feet for stability and presence. Made in British Colonial India, this piece

used by the British during their travels throughout India.   

Stunning 19th century domed glove box from circa 1870. Made in Vizagapatam, India in British

musket rifle. Modeled after Sowar cavalrymen who served under the British East India Company, the petite

Region of Bombay, India for the British market. The ‘sadeli mosaic’ on this box, is classically an

this rare find was originally used as a traveling table in British Colonial India where the hinged

the British occupation of India, the natives made all kinds of heavily carved pieces for visiting

, originally designed by British Army stationed in India at Roorkhee. Campaign furniture like this was popular

and studded leather over camphor wood, circa 1820. Manufactured by the British East India Company

-bound and studded leather over camphor wood, circa 1820. Manufactured by the British East India Company

A primitive teak cabinet from British Colonial India. The cabinet has been totally carved and

Cooper (1890-1964). Great image featuring the British Empire flags of New Zealand, India, Ireland, Great

Steamer Euphrates, for the Conveyance of British Troops to India” and “The 'Trafalgar' and 'Retribution