British India

delicately carved rosewood cabinet from the British period in India

Campaign style antique desk in teakwood made in India during the British raj.

. Made in India during the british period. Disassembles to three pieces.

commission and buy pictures by Indian artists. Many of these Europeans were British East India Company

A gorgeous antler-veneered Vizagapatam document box with an interior tray. Crafted in India for the

detail were made in the 19th century. Originally made in solid teak, for a large house for a British

This teak Campaign Chest is fairly typical of those made in India for the British. It differs a

’) is the name of the first British fortress in India, founded in 1644 at the coastal city of Madras

variety of indigenous timbers in a distinctive and idiosyncratic manner for British colonists in Ceylon

console table in teakwood and rosewood with turned legs.Made in India during the British period

, cabriole legs, and a carved skirt and back. British Colonial, East Indian, East India, Anglo-Indian

In 19th century British colonial India craftsmen were very efficiently and masterfully applying

Woven rattan basket with woven rattan handle. Most likley a picnic basket during the British

Red Fort. The British were the dominant political and military power in 19th-century India. Bahadur

forms one of a number of studies of exotic plants recorded during a British expedition of India and

Edward VIII King of the British Empire and Emperor of India. The flag was printed on very thin period

A rare and useful mid 19th century rosewood desk made in India in the British taste. Good old

A great find from our travels is this amazing coconut cup. Sailors with the Dutch and British East

chairs brought by British Explorers to India and Central Africa on Safari trips. Authentic MIdcentury

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

condition Bibliography : M.Archer, British drawings in the India Office Library, London, 1969, vol.II, pp

(created for Russian Export via the British East India Company before trade ceased in the early 20th c

are Teak that came from the British colony of India. there are some pairs. They look really good

and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth, and Emperor of India, from 20 January 1936 until his

United Kingdom and the British Dominions and Emperor of India upon his father's death in January 1936

cues and ivory balls. The game of snooker was invented in 1875 among the British soldiers serving in

generations of Fitzhughs of the English branch who became sea captains and even a Director of the British East

the English branch who became sea captains and even a Director of the British East India Company

. Originally made for a British family living in India to carry precious items when travelling. This will make

, informal matches were held between British cavalry units stationed in India. In 1869 a challenge round was

Hand-carved mahogany four post bed from British India, circa 1920. This queen-sized bed, which was

Mahogany four-poster tester bed from British India, circa 1920, with elaborate hand carvings of two

British India. The head- and footboards are mirror images, with Grecian urns carved in the center and

unique to furniture from British India and the East Indies. Ivory chairs of this design were made in

exceptional and authentic piece of history from British India.

A handsome pair of reeded columns from British India in richly finished teak, circa 1920. The round

travel from England to British India. The storage chest has a working lock and key, which was replaced at

Painted iron grilles or balusters, circa 1850, from British India, each with its own wonderful

. Originally a piece of ceiling molding, the fragment was salvaged from a haveli, or mansion, in British India.

British India. The grilles have a wonderful design and rusted patina. A quantity of 25 is available for

made in several parts of the late 19 century British India in response to the growing Fashion for

. Similar examples can be seen in the book 'Furniture From British India & Ceylon' by Amin Jaffer, page 344

British India. The balusters have wonderful patina, with different tones of rust and hints of old paint. A

cabriole legs stretched down into modest bulb feet. Manufactured in British India, circa 1895.

Coast, India. This chair consists of a profusely carved back rail of scrolling foliate decoration

tables of this form were made in several parts of late 19th-century British India. They were produced

example of this table can be seen in the Amin Jaffer book 'Furniture From British India & Ceylon' on page

A classic by any standard. The close-ups of the images will show the unmistakable signs of age and the manner the tub was meticulously hand hammered and crafted. The two heavy handle...

This is a very fine solid teak wood hand carved and crafted coffee table from a British colonial

An authentic British Campaign folding, adjustable mahogany sling back chair, circa 1900, with its

The first thing that catches the eyes when you look at this bench is the mellowing wood patina of the aging teak wood. It is a large bench with a seat almost made from one plank of w...

This chest was originally crafted as linen chest in the 19th century but later modified as a storage cum bench for placing behind the foot board of king size beds. This makes it a su...

This chest was originally crafted as linen chest in the 19th century but later modified as a storage cum bench for placing behind foot board of a queen size beds. This makes it a sup...

A British colonial sofa in mahogany with an arched serpentine crest rail centered by a scallop

A British colonial portable writing box, made from ebony. It features a sloped top that would serve

British Campaign teak table that folds on each side. Top has nice grain markings. The side legs

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