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An Anglo-indian Teak Rush-seated Armchair, Early 20th Century
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An Anglo-indian Teak Rush-seated Armchair, Early 20th Century

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Jeckyll & Co
Description

An interesting blend of Arts and Crafts and recognisible 19th century Anglo-Indian design, with upward sloping arms and nice hand-carved chamfered details.

The seat is tight and has a year or two of regular use in it, (much longer if sat on less frequently) however there are losses to the rush as per images.

105cm high x 58cm wide x 57cm deep, seat height 44cm

Structurally sound with typical minor wear commensurate with age.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price, please let me know if you would like a quote or have any other questions.

For news and stock updates follow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

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Jeckyll & Co has dated this Teak Rush Seated Armchair to the 1910s.

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An interesting blend of Arts and Crafts and recognisible 19th century Anglo-Indian design, with upward sloping arms and nice hand-carved chamfered details.
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The seat is tight and has a year or two of regular use in it, (much longer if sat on less frequently) however there are losses to the rush as per images.
Jeckyll & Co
fig 1. An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat.
fig 1. An Anglo-indian Teak Rush-seated Armchair, Early 20th Century

105cm high x 58cm wide x 57cm deep, seat height 44cm

Structurally sound with typical minor wear commensurate with age.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price, please let me know if you would like a quote or have any other questions.

For news and stock updates follow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Teak Rush Seated Armchair to the 1910s.

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SA1240739
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Archive I An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat.

An Anglo-indian Teak Rush-seated Armchair, Early 20th Century

Archive II An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat. View II
Archive III An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat. View III
Archive IV An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat. View IV
Archive V An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat. View V
Archive VI An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat. View VI
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Archive VIII An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat. View VIII
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An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat.
An Anglo-Indian teak rush-seated armchair, early 20th century
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An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair made of medium brown teak with a ladder back, turned front legs, shaped armrests, and a woven rush seat.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleAnglo-Indian Colonial
  • MaterialTeak, Rush
  • ColourMedium Brown
  • MotifsLadder back, Turned legs, Rush seat, Finial uprights

An early 20th-century Anglo-Indian armchair of the colonial style, made from medium brown teak with a woven rush seat. It has a ladder back design with four horizontal slats, upward sloping shaped armrests, and uprights topped with turned finials. The front legs feature hand-carved chamfered details and are joined by turned stretchers, with the seat showing loose strands and losses to the rush. The frame is structurally sound with minor age-related wear, and the seat is tight with some regular use left in it. This piece measures 105 cm high by 58 cm wide by 57 cm deep, with a seat height of 44 cm. It works well in a study, drawing room, or hallway as a decorative and practical seat, bringing an English Country House look to a traditional or eclectic interior.

FAQs

Anglo-Indian furniture merges traditional British utility and form with regional Indian timbers and craftsmanship. Pieces often feature dense hardwoods like teak alongside hand-woven elements like rush or cane.

These chairs typically feature dense hardwoods such as teak, oak, or elm for the structural frame, combined with woven natural rush or cord for the seat base.

Authentic examples exhibit hand-turned uprights, natural timber grain variation, traditional mortise and tenon joinery, and age-consistent wear on the hand-woven rush.

Position the chair as a standalone accent piece in a quiet reading corner or pair it near a modern sideboard to introduce natural texture and historical contrast.

Dust the wooden frame regularly with a soft dry cloth and apply natural beeswax annually; clean the rush seat gently with a soft brush and avoid excess moisture.
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