What periods do these tables date from?

The pieces span from the late nineteenth century through the Victorian era and into the early twentieth century, specifically covering the 1880s to the 1930s. Most items reflect traditional craftsmanship from distinct Asian regions created during these decades.

Which woods were commonly used?

Artisans utilised durable timbers including teak, rosewood, and general hardwood for structural stability and detailed carving. Selected items also incorporate organic root wood for specialised decorative forms.

How do I identify Anglo-Indian pieces?

Anglo-Indian furniture typically combines traditional Indian carving techniques with forms familiar to British colonial households of the nineteenth century. Look for distinctive motifs like carved elephants and dense hardwood construction originating from regions such as Bombay.

What styles appear in the collection?

Styles range from traditional Chinese Qing Dynasty designs and Chinese Export pieces to Anglo-Burmese and Kashmiri painted works. Chinoiserie and Art Deco influences also emerge in pieces dating towards the 1920s and 1930s.

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A hand carved oriental table brings deep regional character and intricate woodwork into a room, spanning nineteenth-century forms and early twentieth-century designs.