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Carved Burmese Side Table Myanmar Burma Furniture 1840
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Carved Burmese Side Table Myanmar Burma Furniture 1840

19th century
Description

Gorgeous antique hand carved Burmese side table

Classic Burmese look, very detailed and profuse carving

Circa 1840

We have a whole range of other Burmese pieces available

We can ship to anywhere in the world

Offered in great shape ready for home use right away

Physical Dimensions
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
51cm (20.08")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
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Canonbury Antiques has dated this Carved Burmese Side Table to the 19th Century.

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SA964341
Description
Gorgeous antique hand carved Burmese side table

Classic Burmese look, very detailed and profuse carving

Circa 1840

We have a whole range of other Burmese pieces available

We can ship to anywhere in the world

Offered in great shape ready for home use right away

Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
51cm (20.08")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
Date of Manufacture

Canonbury Antiques has dated this Carved Burmese Side Table to the 19th Century.

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SA964341
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London UK antiques & decorative arts - ships globally

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A circular 19th-century Burmese carved teak side table featuring intricate relief borders, a central plain top, a carved twisted stem, and tripod zoomorphic feet.
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Archive I A circular 19th-century Burmese carved teak side table featuring intricate relief borders, a central plain top, a carved twisted stem, and tripod zoomorphic feet.

Carved Burmese Side Table Myanmar Burma Furniture 1840

Archive II A circular 19th-century Burmese carved teak side table featuring intricate relief borders, a central plain top, a carved twisted stem, and tripod zoomorphic feet. View II
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A circular 19th-century Burmese carved teak side table featuring intricate relief borders, a central plain top, a carved twisted stem, and tripod zoomorphic feet.
Carved Burmese Side Table Myanmar Burma Furniture 1840
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A circular 19th-century Burmese carved teak side table featuring intricate relief borders, a central plain top, a carved twisted stem, and tripod zoomorphic feet.
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Anglo-Burmese carved furniture emerged during the 19th century when British influence in Southeast Asia inspired local Burmese artisans to apply traditional woodcarving techniques to Western furniture forms. These pieces typically features intricate high-relief carvings depicting native flora, mythical creatures, and complex foliate patterns executed in native hardwoods.

Most antique Burmese furniture from this era was constructed using dense, locally sourced teak hardwood. Teak was favoured for its durability, natural water resistance, and fine grain, which allowed craftsmen to carve highly detailed designs without splintering the timber.

Authentic pieces display deep, hand-carved relief work with slight variations, asymmetrical tool marks on unseen undersides, and traditional joinery rather than modern screws. Look for characteristic motifs such as mythical chinthe lions, dragons, and dense foliate foliage carved into heavy teak.

Pair dense, dark carved wood tables alongside modern upholstered furniture, such as a neutral linen sofa or armchair, to create textual contrast. Position the table where light highlights the pierced openwork and carved relief without overwhelming small contemporary spaces.

Dust the detailed carving regularly using a soft, dry bristle brush or lint-free cloth to clear debris from crevices. Apply a quality natural beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year to nourish the wood, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or placement near direct heat sources.
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