Burmese Colonial Furniture

This handsome British Colonial cabinet is from Burma and was made from teak wood, circa 1940. The cabinet features a pair of doors that opens up to three shelves for storage. The pie...

This fine, colonial Burmese bowl is repoussed with eight panels of scenes of multiple figures in Burmese dress, all in high relief.All the figures are in particularly precise, high r...

This British Colonial Burmese round table is from Rangoon, Burma and is made of teak wood with black lacquer, circa 1920.

This British Colonial cabinet is from Burma and was made from teak wood in c. 20th century. The handsome piece features a pair of doors and two drawers for storage. The inside of the...

Large 19th century Burmese colonial haberdashery cabinet circa 1880.

Large 19th century Burmese colonial haberdashery cabinet circa 1880.

Large 19th century Burmese colonial haberdashery cabinet circa 1880.

This was a prized piece of furniture made in Burma during the British Colonial Era for the family of a British officer.

During the late British Empire in Burma much furniture was made in the Anglo-Indian style using native hardwoods and native furniture makers.

This British Colonial bench was made in Burma from Teak Wood and still retains its original varnish. The bench features a new mohair-covered cushion.

This solid teak bookcase was made in a sleek, modern style in Rangoon, Burma, near the very end of the British Empire. We call these pieces by different names; "mid-century", art mod...

This teak bookcase is one of the sturdy and handsome British Colonial furniture that was made in Burma during the British Raj.

This British Colonial music cabinet is from Myanmar circa 1910 and is made from teakwood.

These impressive British Colonial lockers are from Rangoon, Burma and is made from teak wood. The piece features 21 lockers and is heave and sturdy.

This beautiful 19th Century British Colonial cupboard is from the late 1800's Rangoon, Burma.

This handsome Burmese British Colonial card table in the Art Deco style features unique shelving storage in addition to four hidden drawers to facilitate card playing. The piece is m...

Antique Foyer Hall Table British Colonial Carved Wood Leather Flip Top Burmese. Direct from Europe, a stunning antique hall table, with superb hand carvings and classic British Colo...

This beautiful British Colonial Table is from Burma and is made from Teak Wood.

This large and impressive British Colonial bookcase is from Rangoon, Burma, made from teak wood and dates to the early 1900's. The piece retains its original varnish which has yellow...

This impressive British Colonial breakfront bookcase comes in two parts; the top part features a display case that has two pairs of glass paned doors that open to compartments lined ...

This attractive cabinet has an Edwardian influenced design; a domed cornice attached to a secondary panel sits above two glass-panel doors. A large drawer provides additional storage...

This substantial Raj bookcase was made from Teak wood by native Burmese craftsman in the British style. Teak bookcases protected books and ledgers from tropical insects and dust; in...

This important Burmese British Colonial 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 glazed...

This handsome British Colonial round table is from Rangoon, Burma and was made from teak wood, circa 1950.

This Colonial bookcase was made in Burma from Teak Wood and dates to about 1910. Sturdy and compact, it offers a lot of book storage for its size. Door mechanism opens smoothly. Surf...

Beautifully hand carved using reclaimed teak wood, the relief design features scrolling foliage and budding vines throughout the piece. The piece is from Rangoon, Burma, early to mid...

This handsome British Colonial book cabinet was made in Rangoon, Burma, and dates to the early 1900's. It comes in two parts; both the top and bottom section have hinged outer doors ...

This handsome 2-part British Colonial bookcase is made from Burmese teak and dates to the 19th century. The piece defined by its strong proportions, restrained detailing, and rich, t...

This Art Deco display cabinet is from Mandalay, Burma and made from Teak Wood. Towards the end of the British Empire, just before WWII, Burmese furniture makers adopted the new inter...

A British officer likely used this petite washstand in his private quarters; the top rail—used for draping clothes or towels—is raised above a central tabletop with a large drawer be...

This British Colonial bookcase comes in two parts; both the top and bottom have 2 sliding glass panel doors that open to compartments lined with shelves. It's scale and ample storage...

This monumental British Colonial book cabinet is from Rangoon, Burma and is made from teak wood. The handsome piece is made in two parts, this piece is unusually sturdy as well as fi...

This impressive British colonial bookcase is from Mandalay, Burma and is made from teak wood. The cabinet comes in two parts; both the top and bottom have three sets of glass panel d...

Burmese Colonial Era Chair

This handsome British Colonial Art Deco daybed is from Rangoon, Burma and was made from teak wood, circa 1960. Senior monks often sat cross-legged on platforms like this while teachi...

This charming teak bookcase has a painted red-brown exterior and was made in Rangoon, Burma in the Anglo-Indian style. Behind the double-hinged glass doors lies a soft aqua-green int...

This impressive British Colonial cabinet comes in two parts; the top part features a display case that has two pairs of glass paned doors that open to compartments lined with shelves...

This handsome British Colonial round table was found in Northern Thailand but originally from Rangoon, Burma.

This British colonial bookcase comes in two parts; the top has three doors that opens to compartments lined with shelves and the bottom has two sliding glass panel doors for addition...

This handsome British Colonial Art Deco daybed is from Rangoon, Burma and was made from teak wood, circa 1960. Senior monks often sat cross-legged on platforms like this while teachi...

This handsome cabinet comes in two parts; both the top and bottom have two pairs of glass panel doors that open to compartments lined with shelves. Its scale and ample storage make t...

This solid teak wood sideboard has Classic, 1930s Art Deco styling. It was made in Rangoon, Burma and features a black and tan color scheme that was popular at that time.

This handsome British Colonial Art Deco bookcase is from Mandalay, Burma and is made from teak wood, circa 1950. This cabinet comes in two parts, the lower segment is elegantly carve...

This gorgeous British Colonial display cabinet was made in Rangoon, Burma from teakwood and dates to the early 1900s. This display cabinet features shelves, two drawers and beautiful...

This British Colonial modern bar cabinet is from Mandalay and is made from teak wood. It features sliding glass doors and ample storage.

This handsome British Colonial Art Deco cabinet radio cabinet is from Rangoon Burma and is made from teak wood. Radios and TVs and their sensitive vacuum tubes were protected from du...

In the early years, the British colonials brought their own furniture and implements with them. However, as time went on, a cadre of skilled craftsmen was developed who could reprodu...

A handsome British Colonial bookcase, crafted in solid teakwood and designed with classic glass-paneled doors for displaying books and cherished objects. Divided into upper and lower...

This unusually tall British Colonial bookcase came from Mandalay, Burma and is made from Teak Wood. It dates to the early 20th Century. Glass-fronted Teak Wood bookcases were popular...

During the British Empire in India and Burma much furniture was made in the Anglo-Indian style using native hardwoods and native craftsmen.

Handsome carved details throughout this piece on serve to elevate its stateliness, the openwork floral motif cornice is topped and flanked by decorative peacock-form finials. The mir...

This magnificent British Colonial bookcase is made from teak wood and is from Burma circa 1900.

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During the time of the British Empire in India and Burma, much furniture was made in the Anglo-Indian style using native hardwoods and native craftsmen.

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Burmese Colonial Era Pedistal Table with a turned frame.

This elegant and practical antique English desk, writing table, or side table is crafted from mahogany and dates from the mid-19th century. Its refined proportions and timeless desig...

3-598 hand caved burmese side table.

19th Century Early American Walnut Chest of Drawers. Measures 28" in width, 14" in depth and 29" in height.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning circa 1880 Anglo-Indian hand carved coffee table in solid hardwood A very good looking and collectable table, originally designed ...

An antiqued wood writing desk, with two frieze drawers, on barley twist turned legs joined by stretchers. This is an antique reproduction of the original 17th century. Dimensions: 4...

Large 19th century American farmhouse table, work table, or harvest table. Featuring a rustic plank top 10 feet long. Supported by thick turned legs conjoined with a stretcher. Makes...

Great Arts & Craft period carved wood octagonal side table with Celtic style design. Bearing label under top: Bowman Brothers, Camden town, London , NW 1.

A beautiful French console, the legas are in a shape of harp, the details and the patina is much better in person, it is elegant with the wrought iron center piece ALL SALES ARE F...