Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs thomas hope This side chair’s crisp lines

This side chair’s crisp lines and flowing curves encapsulate the elegance of the George II style while remaining highly practical for modern interiors

this octagonal folding end table is evocative of the renowned Hoshiarpur tradition in northern India

testifying to the form’s ongoing desirability and historical significance

or providing a sculptural accent in a refined living room

Exquisite Craftsmanship: The lamp’s finely carved reeded stem and dramatic

Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs thomas hope This side chair’s crisp linesPair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs This distinguished pair of Indian Bombay Gothic armchairs beautifully represents the fusion of colonial craftsmanship and mid nineteenth century Gothic Revival design. Crafted during the height of British influence in India, these armchairs embody a unique stylistic dialogue between East and West. Origin: India Date: Circa 1860 Material: Hardwood with cane seats, decorative inlay Dimensions: Height 92. 5 cm (36.