Anglo-Indian Furniture

This mini stool from the late 20th century features a beautiful wood texture, crafted from a solid block of teak. Stools such as these were used on the Island of Madura by workers in...

Ultra Glossy lacquered wooden chair inspired by the Classical Indian chairs. Upholstery with customizable Colors. Large selection of fabric Pierre Frey....

Pair of rationalist rattan and wood folding chairs. Manufactured in France, circa 1960. In original condition with minor wear consistent of age and use, preserving a beautiful ...

Set of tow Anglo-Indian silvered wrapped clad side chairs. Anglo Raj wedding palace chair, hand-hammered with repousse silver metal work over wood with carved elephant head finals an...

One beautiful solid rosewood meditation chair of the highest quality. Solid construction with tenons and mortises. Back splat finely carved with longevity motifs centered around the ...

Vintage Chinoiserie rosewood corner chair Lovely rosewood chair with intricately carved floral motifs. Measures: 27 Width x 22 Depth x 32 Hei...

This is an extraordinary pair of Indian Throne or elaborate antique Ceremonial Chairs. The chairs are composed of pairs of fully carved lions...

Glossy tortoise lacquered wooden chair, seat in Schumacher Palermo mohair velvet. Large selection of Schumacher fabric. The chair is hand-painted in Paris.

The chest is constructed of teak covered in lacquer and gold leaf with a hinged lid and detailed decoration on four sides. The high relief thayo lacquer depicts narrative scenes, bordered by a tendril vine frame with reserve cartouches of birds, beasts or men within.  The scenes may be from the Mahajanaka Jataka, one of the last Jataka tales of a life preceding the life of becoming the Buddha. This tale of endurance starts by depicting the rivalry between two brothers fighting for the throne. The lid depicts this great conflict having two battling elephants at center. Half of the surrounding characters are sending the opponents into retreat. The brother that is King is killed. The sides of the chest dynamically continue the story. On the right side of the front scene, the pregnant Queen at the front of the palace is informed of the King’s death  by her kneeling subjects.  On the left side of the front panel, the Queen is shown in retreat with her riches sacked upon her head. On the left side of the chest the story continues with Saka the Lord of the Dewas offering the Queen a lift upon an ox drawn cart. The right side of the chest depicts the pregnant Queen at her destination of refuge discussing her predicament with her long lost brother who offers protection in the birth of her child, Prince Mahajanaka. The elaborate high relief thayo lacquer is molded and modeled of a putty of lacquer sap mixed with clay, saw-dust, or ash. The interior and back are lacquered red. Provenance: From a residence designed by Kalef Alaton. East & Orient Company, Dallas. Private collection, Texas. Lark Mason...

This folding chair from the early 20th Century was once used by Chinese Travellers. The seat is crafted from woven fabric, this coupled with the backrest makes for a comfortable chai...

This folding chair from the early 20th Century crafted from a wood frame was once used by Chinese Travellers. The seat is crafted from woven fabric, this coupled with the backrest ma...

The original finish has been worn away through generations of use, leaving a soft, natural organic feel to the chairs. Rear legs have a piece added years ago due to wear: but I didn'...