£ 360.00
– Unavailable47 cm (height) x 45 cm (width) / 18" square
The Hoshiapur / Hoshiarpur workshops in Northern Punjab served the Anglo Indian market circa 1900 and possibly employed Kashmiri artisans. Sold throughout stations and cantonments and likely outlets in close-by Lahore and Delhi. Doubtless the clever folding octagonal design was intended for easy shipment. The styling in hardwood such as Padouk and was based on earlier Mysore products in a combination of Moorish and Indian taste. Such tables came in four or five sizes invariably inlaid with either brass, copper, bone and ebony or combinations.
The example here has ebony stringing into padouk wood with brass and copper inlay.
• early 20th cent
FURNITURE IS SHIPPED TO UK ONLY at £15 extra - FOR OTHER POSSIBLE DESTINATIONS, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH
Ref. 16165
