British India

Original vintage poster advertising the British India Steam Navigation Company Ltd “By B.I. to

Original vintage cruise ship travel advertising poster - P&O and British India mail, freight and

Finely engraved brass jardinière depicting scenes in an Indian forest with sages and elephants. Elephant heads holding vase handles in their trunks. Nice original patina. circa 18...

floral and foliate motifs; with label "Made in British India"

Circa 1830/1860 British India Company Rich turquoise pashmina scarf densely embroidered with

. British India, circa 1930s.    

-1920 Origin British India.

bone designs all over the top and legs. It is made in British India. Measures: 18" diameter x 19.5

; stamped 'British India'; originally used as travelling tea tables for the British in India; the octagonal

highly refined embroidery was exported to Europe by the British India Companies. The fashion for summer

trinkets etc. It is made of very expensive coromandel wood from British India or Ceylon. It is inlaid

in British India. The base is hand-carved wood and set in a silvered metal tray with dolphin feet.     

the stylised title text on the border below. Printed by British India Press Bombay 10. Good condition

Beautiful, sleek antique military desk. This teak desk originates from former British India. This

A good quality silver plated cocktail shaker made for the British India Steam Navigation Company

made in British India. Size of inches: H 2.2” x W 7” x D 4” Completely solid in structure and

and used during campaigns or other outdoor pursuits. Labeled: Made in British India. DIMENSIONS

. Thuillier, R.E., Surveyor General of India, October 1890. A comprehensive railway map of British India

carved legs raised on small circular feet. Please see, "Furniture From British India And Ceylon," by

A British Colonial daybed from the mid-20th century. This vintage British Colonial style daybed

A British Colonial painted teak wood bench. This British Colonial style teak wood bench is from the

in India.[8] The region under British control was commonly called India in contemporaneous usage, and

Cylindrical with large handles inscribed Imperial 1/2 Gallon Measure. Calcutta Mint. F.70. #59. With cover.

Coromandel Coast in Southern India was popular with the British Officers stationed in India during the Days

until 1950, it was a princely state, until 1947 in a subsidiary alliance with British India. It then

. "Furniture from British India and Ceylon: A Catalogue of the Collections in the Victoria and Albert Museum

Government of British India.      

. Harding from the Original Drawings by the Honourable Charles Stewart Hardinge, Part I: British India and

state in India. The complex was besieged twice during the Mutiny, then recaptured by British forces. The

A handsomely-crafted rolling cart or market cage of wood and bamboo with iron hardware from British

British artist working for one of the news papers at home in India (such as The Times of India) or in the

A handsome 19th century rectangular iron-bound wooden stick box trunk or coffer from British

A handsome 19th c. iron-bound stick box or coffer from British Colonial India featuring a small

A handsome 19th c. iron-bound stick box or coffer from British Colonial India featuring a hinged

British Colonial India (The Raj), c.1860, featuring a hinged top hatch with storage inside

British fascination with India. It shows a monument which appears to be crumbling but the person by the

This British Colonial mirror features beautifully hand-carved teak wood and is from Gujarat, India

A fine large painting on panel of a hunt scene from British Colonial India, circa 1880, in giltwood

A bone inlaid desk from India. A traditional Indian pattern of bone inlays cover the top

Constructed with lounge-like comfort in mind, the slightly reclined back and sloped seat feature handsome hole-to-hole traditional strand caning throughout. This relaxed armchair als...

This British Colonial Display Cabinet is from India and made from solid Burmese Teak Wood. During

This handsome cabinet comes in two parts, the top having a stepped cornice over two sets of glazed doors and the lower section featuring two pairs of solid wood doors. Both open to c...

Antique Anglo-Indian sofa crafted in teak wood with pegged construction carved and beaded frame, caned back and seat and Classic carved, turned legs.

This impressive secretary was once found in an colonial office in Rangoon, Burma. The large door and writing surface folds down to reveal an abundance of storage slots for documents ...

Alfred Crowdy Lovett C.B.E (British, 1862-1919) Palm Tree & Coconut of Palm (in pencil on verso

This charming table features an inset top raised on cabriole legs joined by an H-form stretcher. It makes a unique alternative to a traditional desk however, given its versatile size...

19th century British Colonial teak bench with worn black finish from India.

Bamboo set of two armchairs and matching occasional table from Colonial India, circa 1910. The pair

This Indian “plantation chair” was actually an officer’s chair. British military officers reclined

This painted Teak British Colonial cabinet is a good example of an Anglo-Indian hybrid. The form

A harmonious blend of classic Greek design with Southeast Asian influences, this hand-carved pair features Corinthian order capitals—with acanthus leaves and four scrolling corners—a...

This handsome gym locker was crafted from Teak in 1930, reflecting the British preference for

Original vintage travel poster Fly to India by BOAC featuring a great image of a smiling lady in

This impressive British Colonial console is from Gujarat, India and is made from sheesham wood

Vintage British Colonial library cabinet made of rosewood and teak features intricately carved

This round British Colonial Art Deco side table is made from teak wood with centre shelf made of

apart in three sections so that it could easily accompany British officers on military campaigns.