19th C. Anglo Indian Server

19th century Anglo Indian server, having carved lion heads and birds, 40" h x 60" w x 24" d. Provenance: from a Palm Beach Florida estate.

Anglo-Indian Hardwood Server late 19th century, the shaped backpiece above a galleried top, joined by turned supports to a lower shelf with two short drawers and two cabinets below, raised on bulbous

Anglo-Indian carved hardware etagere/ server, late 19th c., carved uprights with birds perched on pierced foliate scrolls, three shelves, carved cross stretcher, on bun feet, approx 58.75"h, 38.75"w,

Anglo-Indian carved rosewood linen press, 19th century, having a foliate patterned frieze, the upper and lower cases with double doors with oval gadrooned sunbursts, the interior fitted with shelves a

A FINE PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY ANGLO-INDIAN DOUBLE SCROLL END SOFAS, in variegated ebony, the reeded frames set with cane panels decorated with carved stylised bosses of sheaves of wheat and centre

A rare documentary late 19th century Anglo – Indian silver three-piece tea service, Cutch, Bhuj circa 1880 by Oomersi Mawji (active 1860-90) Raj period, comprising a teapot, a milk jug and a tw

19th Century Anglo-Indian Carved Ebony Sofa. Intricately carved and pierced with dense floral and foliate motifs, the serpentine-shaped back consists of a center lobe with a higher lobe to each side,

Circa 19th century Anglo-Indian cabinet on turnip feet with pierced scrollwork skirt and metal pulls. The piece features two large cabinets over three central horizontal drawers and a bottom cabinet.

A fine 19th century Anglo-Indian Rosewood tea box. Single door panel opens to One (1) drawer over Three (3) small drawers.Dimensions: 6" X 10" X 6.5" Provenance: Estate of Fred and Pepper Golden.Westp

A 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN CARVED HARDWOOD LIBRARY CHAIR with highly ornate leaf work pierced back, scrolled arms and loose upholstered seat raised on short cabriole legs with scrolled feet and under

19th Century Anglo-Indian Sadeli Inlaid Sewing Box. Chamfered rectangular body with hinged lid and small drawer; with cast-brass paw feet. Circa 1840. {Approximate dimensions: 7 high x 17 5/8 wide x 1

A late 19th century Anglo – Indian unmarked silver claret jug or ewer, Kashmir circa 1890 Raj period. Of compressed globular form with a tall tapering neck with an everted lip, the handled form

Fine late 19th C. Anglo-Indian Kutch sterling silver four-piece tea service. Tray 23" (across handles) x 13". Approximately 115.8 troy oz TW.

Provenance: Adrienne Vittadini & Gigi Vittadini, Southampton Estate. Custom Wooden Armoire with two internal shelves and two drawers. Size: 41 x 19 x 60 in. Please note that all sales are final. No re

made by the same hand as lots 138 and 139, pierce-carved head and foot boards, carved tall posts, side rails with later brackets for box spring, 60”h; 57.5”w; 82”long (full size) Als

19th c. Anglo-Indian Antler Covered Footed Box. (Smallest of three in this auction.)Dimensions: 6” x 8” x 6”

Backs carved and pierced with an initial surrounded by rings of beads, leaves and fanned spandrels. Turnip-carved arm supports and canned seats are raised on floral carved apron, carved, turned and re

19th century Anglo-Indian ebony and cane paneled bergere, second quarter 19th century. Provenance: Bonham's, Los Angeles, "The Elegant Home" sale, June 6, 2017, lot 288. [37 3/4" H x 25 1/4" W x 23" D

Vine-carved 19th century Anglo-Indian campaign-style mahogany dresser with 2 short drawers over 2 long drawers, with brass pulls. Professionally restored. No key. [36" H x 48" W x 21 1/2" D]. Top left

Carved frame with dragons and figures. Caned seat and back with floral cushion. 39 1/2"h. x 29 1/2"w. x 53"d.

19th C. Anglo-Indian Hand Carved Wooden Travel Box. Antique lion footed box. Buddha and floral intricate design throughout. Measures - 6 1/2" high x 13" long x 8" deep.

A nineteenth century Anglo Indian low table. Ht: 15.5" Wd: 31" Dpth: 31.5"

An Anglo-Indian quill box constructed of natural and marquetry inlaid ebony wood. With interior ebony plaque depicting a naturally incised lion with "Matara," a city in Sri Lanka inscribed underneath.

West Indies trade mahogany trunk on stand, in two parts, top section with a removable hinged lift top trunk, ebonized edge and ornate engraved iron escutcheon, bottom section with ebonized top molding