British Raj

These stylish British Raj armchairs are hand carved from teak and fitted with woven rattan seats.

This Campaign chest would have been commissioned for a member of the British Raj or a high-ranking officer in the British Army during the reign of Queen Victoria in colonial India du...

This Campaign chest would have been commissioned for a member of the British Raj or a high-ranking officer in the British Army during the reign of Queen Victoria in colonial India du...

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 ...

He was also the last Emperor of India from 1936 until the British Raj was dissolved in August 1947, and the first Head of the Commonwealth following the London Declaration of 1949.

Their maps of India are valued for documenting the region during the British Raj, shortly after the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 and the transition to Crown rule in 1858.

He was also the last Emperor of India from 1936 until the British Raj was dissolved in August 1947, and the first Head of the Commonwealth following the London Declaration of 1949.

These scenes are a hallmark of the now, highly collectible Anglo-Indian style that reaches back to the era of the British Raj, when the Crown ruled over the Indian subcontinent from ...

The Indian princes of the British Raj lived lives of unparalleled opulence and luxury.

A handsome 19th century iron-bound wooden stick box or coffer from British Colonial India featuring a hinged top hatch with storage inside. The paneled trunk with original ribbed i...

Very scarce 19th century British Soldier’s Woolie from the Raj 76th Regiment of Foot, circa 1870s, a very brightly depicted image of Regimental Colors and Union Jack beneath the Brit...

The Indian princes of the British Raj lived lives of unparalleled opulence and luxury.

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.

This is a very rare antique Victorian colonial teak Mandalay campaign box, possibly used by an officer or government official in the British Raj or military in Burma while on campaig...

Rare extra large solid brass hand engraved British India platter. Gadrooned edge, sheer size and deep relief engravings with floral theme make this platter stand out. A beautiful pie...

Impressive hand-carved, indoor or outdoor table make with hardwood planks.. Four shaped legs with metal struts support this large rustic table. Table is in good antique condition wi...

Pair of West Indies two level bamboo and handwoven cane side table in the Anglo Raj style.   

Pair of West Indies two level bamboo and handwoven cane side table in the British Colonial style. Bamboo furniture,vintage natural organic bamboo.  

Gandhi, Mother Teresa, the Ramayana, the Mahabharata, the British raj, and motifs of Indian urban and rural life.

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

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

A side table inspired by the British Raj occupation of India c. 1890. The circular dish top has a recessed interior and the rim cascades down in a series of concentric rings on the o...

Dating from the last quarter of the 19th century this wonderful piece must have been specially crafted for a member of the British Raj. The caparisoned solid silver elephants that fo...

Up until 1858 the Company maintained its own army and governed to protect its trading interests. In 1858 the British Crown assumed control from the Company and began the British Raj ...

Superb detail describes this amazing carving, designed as a faux trophy head mount, and dating to 1890. Made in British Imperial India and rendered from an exotic hardwood with gian...

This is a Classic example of a colonial era furniture that exemplifies the high quality of wood used and the skill of the craftsmen worked on the furniture, The table has four sold r...

Sea captain's teak wood trunk from the Anglo-Raj period in British India with original brass straps and handles.

Up until 1858 the Company maintained its own army and governed to protect its trading interests. In 1858 the British Crown assumed control from the Company and began the British Raj ...

A charming colorful and primitive depiction of a Hindu deity. We love work like this for its brilliant color and strong simple composition. We with this dates to late in the 19th c...

It was imported to Calcutta in the mid 19th century for the Raj (occupying British Army). There were a large number of English residents that lived like kings in India in the 19th ...

They were imported to Calcutta in the mid 19th century for the Raj (occupying British Army). There were a large number of English residents that lived like kings in India in the 19th...

An imposing carved wood stag's head with real antlers and a soulful expressive face. Probably from India, with traces of red paint and gilt. This is a dramatic piece full of character.

Two Anglo-Indian porcupine quill boxes from the British Raj Period. Quill, ebony rosewood and bone dots decorate the boxes .

We have found it hard to date, but it is almost certainly from the late British Raj, therefore before Partition in 1947. Our best estimate would be the 1920s.

Anglo-Raj Teak Armoire in great condition. Comes completely apart. Four shelves available (also teak but probably later). The shelves look lighter in the photos because of the sun.

This late nineteenth century piece is intricately carved in teak with top carvings and details on all 4 sides. Its deep aprons connect to nicely carved elephant supports connecting t...

This was a medal honouring service to the British Raj in India. Inside the box is a sweet letter sent by Maud from Karachi to her three children, Frances, George and Arthur, A sm...

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 tea plantation. Please note that the four corners are reinforced with iron sheets. Th...

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...

These night stands are so well crafted they can be called almost indestructible. These are Classic examples of colonial era carpentry. Sturdily built with an upper drawer and a singl...

Early 20th century solid teak wood night stands from a British Colonial home. These are nicely carved with pillar design in front and ball feet. It has four drawers with handmade sol...

This is a typical office bench used by the European settlers during the days of the East India company. Made in the old world style carpentry and meant to withstand the heavy use b...