A very beautiful ornately carved occasional chair Anglo Indian made in teak circa 1880. A beautiful chair probably made in India for the British colonial market. Intricate carving of a bird to the top of the shaped back and carving to the back rest of foliage- I think these are vine motifs- often used in this period. Further vine carving on the front rail, sides and legs. Front legs have a slight cabriole, the back legs are slightly curved. The wicker seat is a replacement, done some time age- not sure what the original seat would have been- probably upholstered. This is a very delicate chair which has done well to survive as it has- there are some old repairs to the back. A very beautiful and interesting item. I would strongly suggest this is for a hall chair or bedroom chair- not to be sat on but admired only! A decorative cushion might be a nice addition. Height to the back 88 cm. Width across the knees 48 cm. Width across the feet 48 cm. Height to the seat 39 cm. Seat 45 cm wide by 42 cm deep. Viewing is welcome by appointment, please contact me to arrange. We are a third generation antiques business trading since 1965 with lots more stock to view in our Cheshire barn warehouse. Please check out my other items for more antique and quality reproduction furniture. The item “A rare and beautiful very ornate Anglo Indian occasional chair in teak c 1880″ is in sale since Wednesday, June 23, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Antique Furniture\Chairs”. The seller is “mark_titchner_antiques” and is located in Chester. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.

• Material: Teak
• Antique: Yes
• Year Manufactured: 1880
• Brand: Very