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A Large 19th Century Anglo Indian Teak Bench
Pappilon
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A Large 19th Century Anglo Indian Teak Bench

19th century
For Sale by Pappilon
Description

A large scale late 19th century Anglo -India teak bench. Presenting a lovely weathered patina with a carved back and abnormally deep planked seat.

A great addition to either inside or outside your home!

Height - 98cm

Width - 200cm

Depth - 87cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
98cm (38.58")
Width
200cm (78.74")
Depth
87cm (34.25")
Declaration

Pappilon has dated this Anglo Indian Teak Bench to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA992478
Description
A large scale late 19th century Anglo -India teak bench. Presenting a lovely weathered patina with a carved back and abnormally deep planked seat.

A great addition to either inside or outside your home!

Height - 98cm

Width - 200cm

Depth - 87cm

Height
98cm (38.58")
Width
200cm (78.74")
Depth
87cm (34.25")
Date of Manufacture

Pappilon has dated this Anglo Indian Teak Bench to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA992478
Pappilon
Pappilon
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2018
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A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat.
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Archive I A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat.

A Large 19th Century Anglo Indian Teak Bench

Archive II A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View II
Archive III A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View IV
Archive V A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View V
Archive VI A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View VI
Archive VII A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View VII
Archive VIII A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View VIII
Archive IX A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View IX
Archive X A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View X
Archive XI A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View XI
Archive XII A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View XII
Archive XIII A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View XIII
Archive XIV A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View XIV
Archive XV A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View XV
Archive XVI A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat. View XVI
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Telephone 07565 414 253
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Basingstoke
Hampshire
United Kingdom

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A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat.
A Large 19th Century Anglo Indian Teak Bench
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A 19th-century Anglo Indian teak bench featuring a carved crest rail with geometric wave patterns, an open lattice back, curved armrests, and a long wooden seat.
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Anglo Indian style furniture originated during the 18th and 19th centuries during British rule in India. It combines traditional European furniture forms and utility with native Indian hardwoods, such as teak and rosewood, and features intricate hand-carved decorative motifs.

These benches were predominantly crafted from dense local hardwoods, primarily solid teak or rosewood, chosen for their durability and resistance to climate changes. Construction methods relied on traditional joinery, including mortise and tenon joints, accompanied by hand-carved surface patterns.

Authentic period pieces display distinct hand-tool marks, traditional joinery without modern fasteners, and dense, aged teak grain showing natural oxidation. Decorative elements typically include low-relief carving depicting geometric patterns, rosettes, or scrolling foliage unique to regional Indian craftsmanship.

A carved teak bench serves as a focal point in expansive entrance halls, wide corridors, or conservatories. It pairs effectively with neutral linen textiles, contemporary architectural features, or minimalist backdrops to accentuate the wooden texture and carved detailing.

Maintain teak by dusting regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and keeping it away from direct heat sources to prevent timber movement or cracking. Periodic application of a high-grade clear beeswax preserves the grain without altering the authentic patination.
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