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Extraordinary C19th Pair of Anglo Indian Carved Hardwood Large Armchairs / Hall Seats
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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£5,800
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Extraordinary C19th Pair of Anglo Indian Carved Hardwood Large Armchairs / Hall Seats

19th century
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Extraordinary C19th pair of Anglo Indian carved hardwood large armchairs / hall seats; of highly unusual design and finely and profusely carved with original ebonised finish; the serpentine crest rail with a carved central Indian Goddess in a meditation pose flanked by scrolling foliage and flower heads above the padded back upholstered in light tan suede; the scrolled arms unusually carved with alligators; raised on swept arm supports. The seats having suede removable cushions housed in a serrated edge frame carved with flower heads above the deep swept aprons with finely pierced carving of trailing foliage with a central carved peacock. Raised on bold cabriole legs headed with stylised lion heads and terminating in open mouth mythical creatures with birds standing on their heads. With square kickout legs to the rear. The backs upholstered, carved with acanthus leaves and foliage, so can be used freestanding

Indian circa 1860

Very good original condition with recent upholstery

Dimensions (ins) 39 wide x 42.5 high x 24 deep

Physical Dimensions
Height
108cm (42.52")
Width
99.1cm (39.02")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Anglo Indian Carved Armchairs to the 19th Century.

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SA906306
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R1086
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Description
Extraordinary C19th pair of Anglo Indian carved hardwood large armchairs / hall seats; of highly unusual design and finely and profusely carved with original ebonised finish; the serpentine crest rail with a carved central Indian Goddess in a meditation pose flanked by scrolling foliage and flower heads above the padded back upholstered in light tan suede; the scrolled arms unusually carved with alligators; raised on swept arm supports. The seats having suede removable cushions housed in a serrated edge frame carved with flower heads above the deep swept aprons with finely pierced carving of trailing foliage with a central carved peacock.
Raised on bold cabriole legs headed with stylised lion heads and terminating in open mouth mythical creatures with birds standing on their heads.
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd

With square kickout legs to the rear. The backs upholstered, carved with acanthus leaves and foliage, so can be used freestanding

Indian circa 1860

Very good original condition with recent upholstery

Dimensions (ins) 39 wide x 42.5 high x 24 deep

Height
108cm (42.52")
Width
99.1cm (39.02")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Anglo Indian Carved Armchairs to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA906306
Dealers Internal Ref
R1086
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2011

Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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A pair of 19th-century Anglo-Indian armchairs featuring intricately carved dark hardwood frames and mustard yellow velvet upholstery.
Extraordinary C19th pair of Anglo Indian carved hardwood large armchairs / hall seats
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Anglo-Indian furniture developed during British rule in India, marrying traditional European forms and silhouettes with dense local hardwoods and intricate Indian hand-carving techniques. Common elements include openwork piercing, zoomorphic figures, foliage, and relief carving.

Crafters typically utilised dense indigenous Indian hardwoods such as teak, rosewood (sheesham), padauk, and ebony. These woods allowed for deep, highly detailed carving while offering exceptional durability.

Authentic pieces exhibit dense, heavy timber, hand-carved joinery, and profuse relief ornamentation featuring native flora or mythological figures. Western functional frames are combined with distinct Eastern decorative motifs.

Position a pair in a spacious entrance hall, gallery, or library as bold architectural statements. Their dark timber and rich texture contrast elegantly with modern minimalist walls and contemporary artwork.

Dust detailed carvings regularly with a soft brush or microfibre cloth to prevent build-up in deep crevices. Nourish the wood periodically with high-quality beeswax paste, and keep away from direct heat sources to prevent timber movement.
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