Set of Anglo-Indian Solid Ebony and Cane Veranda Seating

Rare pair of 19th century Anglo-Indian lounge chairs Solid hand-carved ebony armchairs, curved back, long arms and raised on turned front legs. Caned back and original suede uphol...

These stylish lounge chairs date to the 1920's and were made in Rangoon, Burma. During the British Colonial period, much Indian furniture was made following British or European styles. High quality native hardwood was used, such as Teak and Rosewood and woven rattan was substituted for upholstery, which grew musty in the humid climate. Over time, Indian craft...

English Anglo-Indian (19th Century) ebony carved open armchair with a gray leather upholstered seat and back with nail heads.

A pair of Anglo-Indian solid ebony footstools, each with two scrolling and reeded rails, cane seats and later cushions, circa 1810.

SET of 4 Anglo-Indian (19th century) carved hardwood armchairs with an openwork scroll form back, an inlaid scroll & foliate pattern between striped borders, beige upholstered padded...

An Interesting and Large Scale Anglo-Indian Solid Ebony Armchair c.1845. Made in India or Ceylon most likely for the British Market or perhaps for a British official based in the co...