BRITISH COLONIAL ANGLO INDIAN TEA TABLE

British Colonial Antique 19th c. Anglo-Indian Folding Table with Ornate Carving. Constructed out of teakwood and elaborately carved with foliate work. The base folds flat. These tables were traditiona

Full title: An Anglo-Indian colonial table on a well-carved stand with lions and peacocks, 19th C. Description: H 75 x Dia 99 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique

second half 20th century, dark stained mahogany, circular top with flowering vine decoration, turned standard on down-swept legs. 24 x 23 in. diameter. Additional high-resolution photos are available

Perfect state. Attached is a foot also made of white marble from the Taj Majal. Top made entirely with inlays of tiger's eye, malachite, turquoise and mother of pearl, among others. Measurements 97 x

A Colonial antique Anglo-Indian Liberty style folding table. 56 x 54cm.

Teakwood having opposing relief carved medallion backs in a stylized peacock motif and seats fitted with hand woven cane. Condition commensurate with age and use. 41"H x 24.5"W x 21.5"D This lot is lo

This pair of antique, British Colonial era doors is traditionally crafted in the Georgian style with six rectangular and cartouche fielded panels. Hand carved of thick, solid teak, the door has been r

This pair of antique, British Colonial era doors is traditionally crafted in the Georgian style with six rectangular and cartouche fielded panels. Hand carved of thick, solid teak, the door has been r

This pair of antique, British Colonial era doors is traditionally crafted in the Georgian style with six rectangular and cartouche fielded panels. Hand carved of thick, solid teak, the door has been r

This antique, 19th century, hanging cabinet was made for the English market with traditional Indian elements. It was intended for a Victorian gentleman's tobacco cabinet during the British Colonial pe

Antique British Colonial Large Hand Carved Teak Wood Caned Settee. Anglo Indian style Settee with Carved Teak Wood, cane back, cane seat and Rolled Arms with straight legs. Beautiful caning thought ou

This pair of antique, British Colonial era doors is traditionally crafted in the Georgian style hand carved of thick, solid teak, the door has been recently refinished and comes complete with the door

Possibly Anglo Indian early 19th century. The piece is crafted of a dense and heavy rich mahogany with a nicely carved top and base in the Chippendale style. Sold from the collection of a Low Country,

This early lantern was hand crafted during the Victorian British Colonial era in India. It has an arched roof, with a pierced, tubular chimney and fluted cap with ring. Glazed on three sides, the body

A 20th century Anglo Inida, eastern regional export tea or end table with intricate inlay throughout depicting the Taj Mahal and elephant motif on three legs and cylindrical top as shown. Measuring ap

This very large, antique table is hand crafted in three parts with D-shaped ends. It is raised on boldly turned, baluster, reeded legs and casters. It was made during the Victorian period in Colonial

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CARVED ANGLO INDIAN TABLE modelled as a standing camel supporting a foliate carved platform top on its back and raised on a chequered carved base raised on turned feet (68cm high

Full title: A colonial Anglo-Indian reticulated wooden desk with hidden compartment, 19th C. Description: H.: 123 cm - W.: 65 cm - D.: 66 cm

A carved mahogany Anglo Indian center table C 1880. Ht: 28.75" Dia: 37.75"

18th- 19th Century British Tea Table with Gallery and Ball and Claw Feet 29 h x 28.5 x 28.5

Antique Anglo Indian Table Top Campaign Document Box, with brass bindings, dual flanking carrying handles and dovetailed drawer. Height 6.5 in. Width 19.75 in. Depth 14.25 in.

18th- 19th Century British Tea Table with Gallery and Ball and Claw Feet 29 h x 28.5 x 28.5

BRITISH COLONIAL INDIAN SILVER SEWING THIMBLES, LOT OF FOUR, each having ornate chased flower and leaf design, including two with scalloped rim. Unmarked, unknown silver/metal content. Together with a

Group of 3 framed 19th century military regalia prints. ++ 13th Regiment of Native Infantry, Commanded by Colonel Sir Ewen Baillie: Bengal Army. Published by Edward Orme, New Bond Street, London: 1804