An Anglo-Indian rectangular carved rosewood writing table, Possibly Galle district or a...
An Anglo-Indian rectangular carved rosewood writing table,
Possibly Galle district or a Ceylonese workshop in Bombay, circa 1860 or later,
On four gadrooned double scrolled legs with lion’s paw, the openwork vase shaped slab with parakeets under quadrilobed medallions amidst exuberant spraying foliage, the top with twisted rope carved edge,
75 x 130 x 59cm.
Provenance :
Christie’s South Kensington 8 June 1995, lot 242
An Anglo-Indian rectangular carved rosewood writing table,
Possibly Galle district or a Ceylonese workshop in Bombay, circa 1860 or later,
On four gadrooned double scrolled legs with lion’s paw, the openwork vase shaped slab with parakeets under quadrilobed medallions amidst exuberant spraying foliage, the top with twisted rope carved edge,
75 x 130 x 59cm.
Provenance :
Christie’s South Kensington 8 June 1995, lot 242
