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19th Century Anglo-indian Style Cabinet
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19th Century Anglo-indian Style Cabinet

19th century
For Sale by The Old Cinema
Description

A 19th-century Anglo-Indian cabinet made in roheda wood, originating from the Shekhawati district in Rajasthan. The exterior is defined by twin panelled doors with shaped moulded surrounds, a shaped crest rail and plinth base.

Physical Dimensions
Height
111cm (43.70")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Depth
34cm (13.39")
Declaration

The Old Cinema has dated this Anglo Indian Teak Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1199313
Dealers Internal Reference
48690
Description
A 19th-century Anglo-Indian cabinet made in roheda wood, originating from the Shekhawati district in Rajasthan.
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The exterior is defined by twin panelled doors with shaped moulded surrounds, a shaped crest rail and plinth base.
The Old Cinema
Height
111cm (43.70")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Depth
34cm (13.39")
Date of Manufacture

The Old Cinema has dated this Anglo Indian Teak Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1199313
Dealers Internal Ref
48690
The Old Cinema
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2020
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A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment.
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Archive I A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment.

19th Century Anglo-indian Style Cabinet

Archive II A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment. View II
Archive III A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment. View IV
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Telephone 0208 995 4166
Location
160 Chiswick High Road
London
W4 1PR
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2020
Items For Sale 110
Items Sold 1,544
The Old Cinema
Verified Since Jul 2020
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Location: 160 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 1PR, United Kingdom
Verified
Jul 2020
For Sale
110
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1,544
A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment.
19th Century Anglo-Indian Style Cabinet
Ref: SA1199313
A 19th-century Anglo-Indian style teak cabinet featuring two panelled doors, brass latch hardware, dark glass handles, and a shaped pediment.
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  • ObjectCabinets & Cupboards
  • Period19th century
  • StyleAnglo-Indian
  • MaterialTeak, Brass, Glass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsFielded door panels, Shaped gallery cresting, Glass door knobs, Brass latch
  • SizeH 111 cm (44 in) x W 72 cm (28 in) x D 34 cm (13 in)

This nineteenth-century Anglo-Indian cabinet is made from warm brown roheda wood originating from the Shekhawati district in Rajasthan. The piece stands on a plinth base and features twin panelled doors with shaped moulded surrounds, a shaped gallery cresting, dark glass door knobs, and a brass latch. Measuring 111 cm high, 72 cm wide, and 34 cm deep, it provides compact storage suited to a gentleman's library or study. Interior shelving is enclosed behind the fielded door panels, keeping books, papers, or small display items orderly. The traditional wood finish and brass hardware integrate easily into period and eclectic interiors alike, offering a practical storage solution for everyday use in a modern home.

Anglo-Indian furniture refers to cabinetry and joinery produced in India during British rule in the 19th century. These pieces combine traditional European designs and forms with regional timber, techniques, and decorative influences.

These cabinets were predominantly crafted from dense native hardwoods such as teak or rosewood. Construction typically features robust mortise and tenon joinery, thick panel inserts, and locally forged brass or glass fittings.

Authentic pieces display evidence of hand-planed timber, irregular dovetail or joinery joints, native hardwood species, and age-consistent oxidisation on internal surfaces and brass hardware.

A dark timber cabinet provides contrast in contemporary neutral schemes. It functions effectively as a linen store, hallway organizer, or drink cabinet in living spaces.

Dust regularly with a soft, dry lint-free cloth. Apply a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year to preserve moisture in the timber and protect the original finish, keeping the piece away from direct heat sources.
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