Anglo-Indian Carved Teak Hat and stick Stand Giltwood this centre table reflects the

this centre table reflects the period’s penchant for graceful curves and robust craftsmanship

retaining original patina with light surface wear consistent with age

The conversion of these vases into table lamps has been professionally executed

mottled red glaze—often referred to as ‘sang-de-boeuf’—was highly prized by both Chinese and European collectors for its depth and subtle tonal variations

the chairs combine timeless functionality with avant-garde design

Anglo-Indian Carved Teak Hat and stick Stand Giltwood this centre table reflects theMid 19th century Anglo Indian hat stand, with a triangular concave base with floral detailing standing on bun feet and supporting a floral carved pedestal column and circular table top stick holder with deep frieze carved with foliate detail, and a tall tapering reeded column with a finial reaching to 74 inches and supporting six serpentine hat rests. India, Circa 1850 Height : 188 cms (74 ins) Height of 'table' top : 77 cms (30. 5 ins) Diameter : 57