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A Set of Large Anglo Indian Padauk Shelves C 1850
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A Set of Large Anglo Indian Padauk Shelves C 1850

19th century
Description

A set of Anglo Indian Padauk wood shelves/what not stand.

Fine ornate carved detail throughout with vines and grapes and mythical creatures

c 1850

145 h x 90, wide cx 50 cm deep.

in overall great original condition.

We can arrange delivery at an extra cost to mainland UK

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Junk Antiques & Interiors has dated these Anglo Indian Padauk Shelves to the 1850s.

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Anglo indian shelves
Description
A set of Anglo Indian Padauk wood shelves/what not stand.

Fine ornate carved detail throughout with vines and grapes and mythical creatures

c 1850

145 h x 90, wide cx 50 cm deep.

in overall great original condition.

We can arrange delivery at an extra cost to mainland UK

Date of Manufacture

Junk Antiques & Interiors has dated these Anglo Indian Padauk Shelves to the 1850s.

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SA1217636
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Anglo indian shelves
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Archive I A tall mid-19th-century Anglo-Indian padauk wood shelving unit with three open tiers featuring deeply carved foliate aprons and intricate side supports.

A Set of Large Anglo Indian Padauk Shelves C 1850

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Archive IV A tall mid-19th-century Anglo-Indian padauk wood shelving unit with three open tiers featuring deeply carved foliate aprons and intricate side supports. View IV
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A tall mid-19th-century Anglo-Indian padauk wood shelving unit with three open tiers featuring deeply carved foliate aprons and intricate side supports.
A set of Large Anglo Indian Padauk Shelves c 1850
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A tall mid-19th-century Anglo-Indian padauk wood shelving unit with three open tiers featuring deeply carved foliate aprons and intricate side supports.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Anglo-Indian furniture from the 19th century blends Western traditional furniture forms with intricate Indian woodcarvings and indigenous hardwoods. Craftsmen created these pieces for British residents in India, utilising native timbers such as padauk, teak, and rosewood.

Padauk wood is frequently used alongside rosewood and teak in authentic Anglo-Indian construction. These dense hardwoods allowed craftsmen to execute intricate hand-carving without compromising structural stability.

Authentic pieces feature deep, detailed floral, foliate, and figurative hand-carving integrated into structural elements like supports and aprons. Construction typically shows hand-cut joinery, timber native to the Indian subcontinent, and historic surface patination.

Position the shelves against a neutral wall to highlight the detailed fretwork and dark timber tones. Balance the heavy woodwork by displaying ceramics, books, or curated object collections with varied light-toned textures.

Dust regularly with a soft dry cloth and avoid positioning the item near direct heat sources or in fluctuating humidity. Apply a clear natural beeswax polish occasionally to nourish the hardwood and preserve its original finish.
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