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Mid C19th Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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Mid C19th Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot

19th century
Description

Unusual Mid C19th Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot; the five graduating tiers of exaggerated serpentine form, with well carved acanthus leaf moulded edges and a pierced low gallery to the rear, all supported on barley twist columns with foliate carving and terminating in carved onion finials; raised on barley twist legs. Very good rich colour and excellent patination.

Indian circa 1840

Very good condition

Dimensions (ins) H 57 in. x W 35.5 in. x D 17.75 in.

H 144.78 cm x W 90.17 cm x D 45.09 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
145cm (57.09")
Width
90cm (35.43")
Depth
45cm (17.72")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot to the 19th Century.

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SA659475
Dealers Internal Reference
R0394
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Description
Unusual Mid C19th Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot; the five graduating tiers of exaggerated serpentine form, with well carved acanthus leaf moulded edges and a pierced low gallery to the rear, all supported on barley twist columns with foliate carving and terminating in carved onion finials; raised on barley twist legs. Very good rich colour and excellent patination.

Indian circa 1840

Very good condition

Dimensions (ins) H 57 in. x W 35.5 in. x D 17.75 in.

H 144.78 cm x W 90.17 cm x D 45.09 cm

Height
145cm (57.09")
Width
90cm (35.43")
Depth
45cm (17.72")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA659475
Dealers Internal Ref
R0394
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims.
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Archive I A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims.

Mid C19th Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot

Archive II A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims. View II
Archive III A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims. View III
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Archive VII A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims. View VII
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07831 653843
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5 Fosseway Business Park
Stratford Road
Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire
GL56 9NQ
United Kingdom
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Verified Since Nov 2011
Items For Sale 357
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims.
Mid C19th Anglo Indian Padouk Whatnot
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A mid-nineteenth-century dark brown padouk wood whatnot featuring five open tiered shelves supported by barley-twist columns and carved decorative rims.
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A whatnot is a tiered stand popular in the nineteenth century, designed to display ornaments, books, and curiosities. Anglo Indian examples were crafted in India during British rule, combining European functional furniture forms with intricate Indian carving techniques and native hardwoods such as padouk.

Anglo Indian furniture from this period frequently utilised dense, durable native hardwoods such as padouk, teak, rosewood, and ebony. Construction often features hand-carved details, spiral-turned supports, and rich timber grains polished to a deep lustre.

Authentic pieces generally display dense, heavy timber with a dark reddish-brown tone characteristic of padouk wood. Look for hand-turned barley twist columns, ornate motif carvings along galleries or aprons, and traditional joinery methods indicative of mid-nineteenth-century construction.

An antique whatnot serves as a vertical display feature in living spaces, hallways, or dining areas. Style the open shelves sparingly with modern ceramics, framed artwork, or botanical elements to contrast the dark timber and carved detail with contemporary decor.

Keep padouk furniture away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent the wood from drying or fading. Dust regularly with a soft dry cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish periodically to maintain the dark finish and protect the carved surfaces.
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