British Raj

Dimensions: 7” H × 7.5” W × 4” D Origin: India Period: Late 19th century, British Raj

The maps represent the geographical understanding of India during the British Raj, with an impressive degree of detail and accuracy for the time.

Remnant of the Raj. This all leather British India Military Campaign Chest is a very rare survivor.

Rare salvaged young Queen Victoria Coronation Railings circa 1877 depicting crown and braid profile. These were balcony facade railings from an old British India Government Building ...

A vanity straight out the British Raj in Art Nouveau fashion. Solidly constructed from teak wood with hand carved scrolling legs and original bevel mirror and brass hardware.

Circa 1890's Solid teak hand crafted Campaign folding table from the days of the British Raj. Has flaps that pivot outwards and tuck away beneath as demonstrated.

This antique piece is a remarkable example of traditional Indian craftsmanship, embodying the cultural heritage of the British Raj period. Ideal for collectors of Indian, colonial, o...

The piece showed beautiful mellow patina that only comes with age; It was dated to 19th century, possibly before the commence of British Raj in 1858. Displaying a wide confluence of ...

Early 19th century, India, handmade during the British rule on the Indian subcontinent (pre British Raj period), having a ribbed hollowed peat log wooden frame, mounted with heavily ...

The British Raj was the period during which most of the Indian subcontinent, or present-day India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar (Burma) were under the colonial authority of the B...

Upholstered in leather made in British India. The British Raj was under rule by the British Crown in India from 1858 to 1947.  

During the colonial era, business boomed throughout what was known as the British Raj; India, Burma and modern Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Upholstered in leather made in British India. The British Raj was under rule by the British Crown in India from 1858 to 1947.

British India Map with Burma & Ceylon – Nieuwe Hand-Atlas, Leiden 1876 This finely engraved 19th-century map titled “Britsch-Indië” presents the Indian subcontinent and the surround...

A striking vintage Anglo-Indian silvered metal-clad chair, 20th century, influenced by the dowry wedding chairs of Indian Royalty during the British Raj Period (colonial crown rule i...

Amritsar rugs from this period are distinct because they were designed specifically to appeal to Western (European and American) tastes during the British Raj. While the motifs are r...

As both a sculptural object and a functional container, this rare form exemplifies cross-cultural artistic exchange during the British Raj era. A charming statement piece for collect...

The decoration reflects the romanticized visual language of the Raj period, blending Mughal-inspired ornament with the exotic naturalism favored in British colonial design.

Such pieces represent the height of early 20th-century Indian weaving, blending traditional Persianate motifs with the refined taste of the British Raj era. This beautiful example jo...

During the apex of the British Raj in India and Burma, trade flourished, cities expanded and many great fortunes were made.

Throughout history Indian culture has been subject to myriad different influences, from the Mughal empire to the British Raj to the now globalized nation in transition.

The wool quality and knot density confirm the high level of craftsmanship expected from Amritsar workshops during the British Raj period, offering a lasting piece of textile history.

A handsome large 19th century rectangular iron-bound wooden coffer box or Rajasthan trunk from British Colonial India (The Raj) featuring a hinged top hatch with storage inside.

As with many highly sought-after antique rugs from the British Raj era, this piece combines traditional Mughal artistry with the monumental scale required for Western interiors.

Rare – 1987 Franklin Mint ‘The Raj’ Chess Set "The RAJ" hand painted India-British War 1857, Franklin Mint highest quality metal chess set game year 1986 Rare, Chess pieces; the For...

This design eventually made its way to the Indian Kingdom of Amber, where it thrived and later spread to Western Europe during the British Raj era. The lower section of the nightligh...

This traditional contrast technique not only adds depth but also highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship associated with major metalworking centers such as Benares and Lucknow dur...

This exceptional piece exemplifies the refinement achieved by workshops producing high-quality Indian rugs during the British Raj period. The Lahore region was renowned for adapting ...

Such pieces are highly sought after by collectors who appreciate the history embedded within antique rugs, offering a tangible connection to the luxurious weaving traditions of the I...

This exceptional piece from the British Raj era showcases the refined weaving tradition of Lahore, a center known for producing rugs that rivaled Persian court carpets.

Characterized by its finely spun cotton foundation and pile, this textile exhibits the subtle elegance associated with the finest Agra rugs produced during the British Raj period. T...

Agra, a major weaving center during the British Raj, produced sophisticated carpets highly prized by Western collectors, securing their place among the finest antique rugs available ...

This exceptional piece from the British Raj era showcases the refined weaving traditions of Lahore, blending classical Persian density with a distinctly Indian palette.

The form is a distinctive hybrid of British Regency and South Indian craftsmanship, reflecting the cross-cultural design vocabulary typical of Madras and other major woodworking cent...

A truly magnificent example of late 19th-century Indian textile artistry, this oversized Agra rug from circa 1880 captures the grandeur and finesse that defined the best carpets of t...

Woven in the legendary weaving centers of Amritsar, this remarkable carpet reflects the high-caliber artistry fostered during the British Raj, when Indian workshops began producing b...

Throughout history Indian culture has been subject to myriad different influences, from the Mughal empire to the British Raj to the now globalized nation in transition.

Political boundaries are clearly delineated and enhanced with original hand coloring, distinguishing empires, kingdoms, and colonial territories. The British Raj dominates the Indian...

Africa appears largely undefined, reflecting the early years of the Scramble for Africa, while Asia highlights the British Raj in India and Russian expansion into Central Asia.

Oversized 1880s Antique Indian Amritsar Rug Size: 15'3" × 20'2" (464 × 614 cm) Crafted in the 1880s during the height of the British Raj, this magnificent oversized Amritsar rug repr...

This circa 1900 antique Indian Agra rug is a spectacular example of the “Jail-Woven” or “Master-Workshop” tradition, representing the pinnacle of the British Raj-era textile revival....

Such coloration and refinement were hallmarks of elite commissions, often made for European aristocrats or princely households during the British Raj—rugs not merely for function, bu...

Rare British India slant lid floor desk likely used by a scholar or merchant. Beautifully handcrafted from solid wood with excellent proportions. The flat top can house inkwells and ...

Rare British Colonial solid Rosewood armoire made without compromise. Hand crafted from old growth wood with gorgeous grains that have been professionally polished recently to bring ...

Indian sofa of wood with brass inlay and studs and brass and iron decoration. Purchased in Udaipur in 2007 and shipped to the states. The seat height is 18". A custom cushion is avai...

Used for the Royal Queen's palace during British Raj in India.

A late 19th century Indian silver punch bowl made for the British Raj - which makes the ultimate champagne cooler.

This is an extraordinary dagger with the hilt and metallic sheath completely filled with damascened gold work. The most important part, the blade is watered damascus steel. Please se...

A large dome shaped handcut crystal glass hanging lantern. The Fine handcut on the crystal and the dreamy champagne shade on the globe make this an extraordinary piece. Three hand fo...

This cabinet is custom made from hand picked doors from 19th century mansions and recycled wood from old beams. The heavy construction will give the impression that this cabinet will...

This is handcrafted in solid teak wood for a village headman. The seat is hand carved and is more than 3 inches thick all through. Heavily made to last centuries. Two carved elephant...

Light and airy but strong and durable this set of six dining chairs will set any designer's heart throbbing. These chairs are custom handcrafted with fine leather and hand forged iro...

Several unique pieces from vintage architectural doors, windows, balcony etc. were hand picked and this bar was made in the late 20th century per artist conception for a nook in a hi...

The mirror frame comes from a 19th century colonial home. It is highly carved and painted in turquoise green. It is made of fine teakwood. It is handcrafted and carved in old world c...

An exceptional custom hand carved mirror in hard Sheesham wood. This mirror is large and heavy. Inimitable carving and finish. It would be difficult to find another one like this in ...

An 18th century Raj East Indies bed with elaborate carving, carved tiger paw feet, and a finished tester.

This table comes from a tea plantation owned by the British settlers in Asia in the 20th century. It is superbly crafted in the old word style with original painting still sticking i...