What is a takhat table?

A takhat is a traditional low platform or table originating from India, built for sitting or domestic use. In contemporary interiors, they serve as substantial coffee tables with low profiles. Their solid wood construction and low height make them practical for anchoring seating arrangements while offering significant surface area.

How do I clean a brass top?

Brass tops on these tables benefit from gentle dusting with a soft cloth to preserve the metal surface. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners that strip the aged patina. Allowing the brass to retain its natural colour maintains the character developed over the decades since manufacture.

Are these tables sturdy enough daily?

These tables utilise dense hardwoods like teak and rosewood, ensuring robust frames capable of everyday use. Their sturdy construction supports standard living room items. Regular care and avoiding excess moisture protect both the timber structure and any delicate inlay work.

How can I tell the period?

Dating relies on examining the timber species, joinery methods, and the style of carving or metalwork. Pieces from the nineteenth century often display hand-forged elements and dense rosewood. Early twentieth-century examples incorporate brass trays, zodiac motifs, and ebonised finishes characteristic of the colonial era.

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These vintage indian low table examples bring warmth and character into a room through rich timbers and detailed metalwork.

1900 - 1920

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Persian Brass Top Occasional Table

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Vintage Indian Low Table

Persian Brass Top Occasional Table

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