British India

A British colonial travel chest in beautifully grained camphor wood, strengthened and

by Amin Jaffer, 'Furniture from British India & Ceylon' pages 224-227 etc These types of throne

found in the book 'Furniture from British India & Ceylon' by Amin Jaffer - page 378. This design of

A beautiful British Colonial teakwood writing box with a brass lock, hinges and carrying handles

A beautifully carved and pierced British Colonial breakfront cabinet in rosewood. The overhanging

A good size British Colonial chest of drawers made of solid teak wood planks with an overhanging

where he had been in the service of the East India Company (EIC). After his death in 1798, his youngest

A magnificent British colonial sofa in rosewood with an arched serpentine crest rail centered by a

used by British officers when they set out for a campaign in India.

A magnificent British Colonial glass front cabinet in rosewood with a deep cornice consisting of a

British colonial writing table, Indian campaigns, in teak with turned legs, and two apron drawers

Indian two door display cabinet with diamond shaped escutcheons and three interior shelves. Features beaded panel detail on doors and block feet.

British colonial shop cabinet, India, in faded teak wood, with sliding glass doors to both top and

East Indies - British Colonial - Anglo-Indian

, to be used as a secure chest for transporting valuables, on the arduous journeys around India. These

British campaign solid teak folding bed with cotton bed. Bed folds into side table. Brass hardware

Large British campaign secretaire in two sections made of solid mahogany with brass hardware. Top

British Colonial padouk wood tilt top side table, the square top with gadrooned edges and fluted

British colonial partners desk, c. 1880, with bold turned legs, curved knee-holes, and two apron

British Campaign teak folding table with cleverly designed folding legs. Top has slight ogee edge

Superb quality 19th century extending dining table with a double moulded edge and a set of ten Hepplewhite shield dining chairs. It is very unusual to find a large antique dining tab...

British campaign writing desk in solid teak with brass corner details and turned legs. Top opens up

British Colonial Writing Table, c. 1880, with two apron drawers and a rounded knee hole, inset

British colonial map chest made of solid teak with brass corner braces and brass finger pulls. Can

An attractive teak armchair from the Anglo-Raj period with a newly hand-caned seat.

Set of 2 British Campaign stools that fold flat. Newly caned seat.

origin and visual power. The British East India Company was formed and granted a Royal Charter in 1600 to

An elaborately carved mahogany East Indies arm chair.

Late WIlliam IV carved rosewood British Colonial sofa, with intricate openwork carved back surround

A handsome 19th Century bookcase or display cabinet with two glass-front doors (original glass), five shelves (including the bottom) resting on bun feet with a rich, teakwood patina.

A British campaign cabinet made of solid rosewood with brass hardware. The top cabinet has a carved

tremendously exotic in their origin and visual power. The British East India Company was formed and granted a

British Colonial campaign chest of drawers in teak. Top drawers opens up to reveal secretaire with

British campaign octagonal solid teak dining table with two extension leaves and removable legs

Provenance:Govenor's Mansion, Calcutta

A side table inspired by the British Raj occupation of India c. 1890. The circular dish top has a

British campaign teak shelves on brass casters. Solid wood top shelf has overhanging cornice

A British campaign cabinet made of solid rosewood with brass hardware. The top cabinet has a carved

A British campaign cabinet made of solid rosewood with brass hardware. The top cabinet has a carved

A very unusual one-of-a-kind 19th Century British Colonial Sideboard cut down to coffee table

A very unusual one-of-a-kind 19th Century British Colonial Sideboard cut down to coffee table

export to Europe by a craftsman working in India. As the British still held sway over India during this

British campaign dining table in solid mahogany with turned legs on brass casters. Table has five

Satinwood Box with ebony bandings surrounding ebony and ivory geometrically decorated panels; opening to a fitted interior. Stand of later date.

A small British Colonial Teak Tub Chair with matching Ottoman. both with new hand-caned seats.

British Colonial solid rosewood secretaire in two parts. The top portion features glass paned door

A British Colonial rosewood cupboard with gadrooning on the edge of the flat top and intertwined

British campaign style trunk in camphorwood with brass details. Inside has small document

British campaign style trunk in camphorwood with brass details. Inside has small document

Anglo Indian Calamander Arm Chairs featuring a carved crest over high sweeping arms; on a caned seat and raised on exuberantly turned legs.

1890. Made in British Imperial India and rendered from an exotic hardwood with giant glass eyes.

British campaign teak shelves on brass casters. Solid wood top shelf has overhanging cornice

A beautiful British Colonial dressing box in ebony. On the top and sides the box has bands of

A dramatic, very hard-to-find British Colonial Queen size bed with four turned posts and a

British campaign style trunk in camphorwood with brass details. Inside has small document

A matched set of ten British Colonial Dining Chairs made in the 19th Century of teak wood with

A beautiful British Colonial bookcase in rosewood with a flat top, gadrooning on the edge and wave