Exceptional 19th Century Anglo-Indian Coromandel centre table

Exceptional 19th Century Anglo-Indian Coromandel centre tableThis is a truly exceptional piece of Anglo Indian furniture. Made from ebonised padouk, ebony and Coromandel with maple inlaid boarder. The figuring to the Coromandel timber is fabulous and is what makes this table so impressive and rare. Coromandel is a timber not often used for furniture and more for very fine boxes or tea caddies so to have an entire table top really is remarkable. The table is entirely original and in very clean condition with

The overall condition is good with a few small dents to the base but nothing that takes away from this piece which is a rare survivor

This is a very high quality English armchair from the Aesthetic movement period

Good seat heigh as well making them very practical

Nice ironwork as well

This example is a traditional diamond pattern rug with tasseled edge in a striking yellow wool

Stunning attractive pale colour that makes this a classic piece of antique furniture ideal for a large number of interiors

Deep buttoned and attractive carved ebonised show wood frame

The top and base plates are cut

The quality of the chair is very high with neatly turned legs complete with original casters

Naturalistic with branch legs and a great overall design

This would require 15 metres of material

Standing on neatly turned mahogany legs complete with casters