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19th Century Anglo-indian / Burmese Carved Cabinet
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for sale €2,574     $2,794
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19th Century Anglo-indian / Burmese Carved Cabinet

19th century
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An exceptional 19th century Anglo Indian hardwood cabinet, profusely hand-carved with intricate open fretwork of scrolling foliage, floral motifs and trailing vines. The central panel finely detailed with exotic birds amidst dense foliage, surmounted by an ornate arched crest featuring entwined peacocks. The side columns adorned with finely carved guardian figures in high relief, symbolising protection and strength. Supported by beautifully carved mythical lion feet.

In very good, antique condition.

Dimensions:

Max Height: 106 cm

Max Depth: 45

Max length: 135 cm

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School House Antiques has dated this Anglo Indian Carved Cabinet to the 19th Century.

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An exceptional 19th century Anglo Indian hardwood cabinet, profusely hand-carved with intricate open fretwork of scrolling foliage, floral motifs and trailing vines.
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The central panel finely detailed with exotic birds amidst dense foliage, surmounted by an ornate arched crest featuring entwined peacocks.
School House Antiques

The side columns adorned with finely carved guardian figures in high relief, symbolising protection and strength. Supported by beautifully carved mythical lion feet.

In very good, antique condition.

Dimensions:

Max Height: 106 cm

Max Depth: 45

Max length: 135 cm

Date of Manufacture

School House Antiques has dated this Anglo Indian Carved Cabinet to the 19th Century.

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SA1171486
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A 19th-century Anglo-Indian intricately carved teak wood cabinet featuring openwork floral lattice panels, figure pilasters, arched cresting, and carved animal feet.
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Anglo-Indian furniture of the 19th century fuses traditional British Victorian and Regency forms with dense, elaborate Indian and Burmese carving traditions. Local artisans adapted European furniture designs using native hardwoods and indigenous decorative motifs.

These cabinets were predominantly crafted from solid native hardwoods such as teak and rosewood, chosen for their dense grain suitable for deep, high-relief lattice carving and durability against tropical climates.

Authenticity is indicated by hand-cut joinery, asymmetrical tool marks within deep pierced lattice (jaali) carving, native dense hardwoods, and specific regional motifs like peacocks, scrolling foliage, and mythological figures.

Such heavily carved timber pieces function as statement focal points when juxtaposed against clean-lined contemporary furniture, neutral wall tones, or minimalist Maximalist interiors.

Dust regularly using a soft-bristled brush to reach recessed carvings. Protect the timber by keeping it away from direct heat sources and applying a high-grade natural beeswax polish sparingly.
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