British India

A British Colonial linen-press made of rosewood the upper section with gadrooning on the edge of

Beautiful Victorian Walnut Campaign Chest Possibly used during the British colonial campaign

British campaign chest of drawers in teak with inset brass drawer handles, large brass side handles

Anglo-Indian British campaign chest of drawers in teak with black detailing around drawers. Inset

A pair of highly unusual British Colonial Satinwood and caned Window Benches in the Regency style

British colonial teak bench from a cricket stadium, c. 1880-1900, with cast iron legs supports and

of Kashmir to request geological assistance from the government of British India, in the hope of

styles and technical features borrowed from western art. These would have been made for the British

Bow fronted top over one central drawer flanked with two small drawers; with an arched kneehole, and raised on turned and tapering spiral carved legs. Retaining a wonderfully early f...

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

A unique British colonial rosewood secretaire which has cleverly constructed hidden trick-openings

A magnificent British colonial drop front bureau in rosewood with original brass carrying handles

A British Colonial teak wood cylinder desk with a shaped back above a rectangular moulded top and a

A British Colonial mahogany drop-leaf table with a central pedestal. The overhanging tabletop has

An impressive British Colonial rectangular rosewood coffee table with a nicely contrasting mahogany

A truly beautiful and unique pair of early 19th century British Colonial East Indies console tables

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

Watercolor painting, circa 1830 of an East India Company British officer seated in an interior

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

Attributed to a Chinese chair maker working in Goa, India. The shaped top rail carved with an

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An impressive British Colonial twin pedestal desk in teakwood with a large overhanging top above a

of the British power in India in the 18th century, British designs became increasingly influential

A nice British colonial sofa in mahogany with an arched serpentine crest rail centred by a floral

carriage and beam with chiselled boteh and overall painted in geometric patterns. Northern India, circa

An unusually tall British campaign chest of drawers made of solid rosewood with brass corners. Two

A set of teak wood doors, circa 1900, with woven iron grilles and slide locks from Gujarat, India

Pair of anglo indian colonial carved wood armchairs

• Hand-carved • Patinaed pink painted finish as found • 19th century • India Dimensions • 59

• Approximately 48"W x 15.5"D x 27"H • Patinaed finish • 20th century • India • Each is unique

An Indian teak inlaid cabinet in two parts, the lower being inlaid with repeating tree of life patterns. This teak cabinet is divided by two drawers over two pair of doors that open ...

This late-19th century Anglo-Indian campeche chair is truly unique. The piece features elaborate carvings all-over, including winged and mermaid-like figures, peacocks, and fish carv...

19th Century Goa Rosewood display cabinet with sunburst design on doors. Two small drawers with three large below. Keys included.

British campaign secretary consisting of a top glass panel door cabinet with single shelf. Bottom

These pair of orange painted tall Indian teak wood pillars are topped with classical acanthus leaf capitals and come in three parts.

A highly decorative large pair of 19th century carved hardwood Capitals from the tops of columns. Beautifully carved with naturalistic leafy foliage, nicely aged with good patina and...

This trunk, made from Asian hardwood with decorative steel strap work, makes an excellent coffee table, finished all the way around it can stand in the center of a room and looks gre...

by a British officer to transport his uniforms and valuables around the Empire. This chest is made

Inspired by India's Maharajas from the 1500s, is this lovely one of a kind Coral and 20KT yellow

A well-sized ebonized table with elegant lines and hoofed feet.

Antique Colonial hardwood iron bound mule chest An Antique Colonial hardwood iron bound mule chest, made in the first half of the 19th century. Originally, this fabulous mule chest...

Indo-Portuguese hutch or display case in rich mahogany with carved acanthus details, circa 1900. The cabinet is in two parts with display shelves on top and a two-door cabinet with l...

Victorian teak brass bound officers chest Here we have this Victorian chest, that would have been used by an officer to transport his uniforms, and valuables on campaigns in the eas...

Antique Colonial hardwood merchants chest This Antique merchants chest in hardwood is of large size. This would make an amazing coffee table. The hinged lid that opens at the midd...

British officer for use in India and the North West frontier. It was made of teak due to its durability

This simple bench is made of solid teak wood, contoured for comfort and is supported by six carved legs. It comes from a colonial tea plantation. It is made in the old world style of...

This antique teak merchant chest was made in the 19th century for a wealthy merchant or a family of great importance. Made of teak, that is strong and durable to survive the rigour...

A 19th century four-tiered rosewood carved étagère. Intricately carved legs feature a flora and fauna motif.

Antique teak iron bound chest This Antique teak iron bound chest was made circa 1860. Originally used for the owner to transport valuables around the East on the perilous and diffi...

treks in India and the rest of the Orient. This antique merchants chest has our gallery brand guarantee

traditional unit of mass and volume used in Asia prior to the mid-20th century. In India, the seer is equal to

Antique Colonial hardwood merchants chest Here we have this 19th century hardwood trunk that would have been used to transport valuables along the trading routes in the East. These...

Fitted with an elongated removable tray top - A perfect dry bar. In the British Colonial fashion

Pair of white cut-pout textile decorative lumbar pillows, with white linen frames and backings. Depicting a floral design.

19th century Indian carved teak easel, boldly carved with Hindu icons, floral and foliate ornament, serpents and snakes.

handsome desk with porcelain knobs made in India during the british period