Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Console Table

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Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Console Table

This exquisite hand-carved wooden console table originates from British Colonial India, dating back to the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1880-1920). Crafted from fine hardwood, possibly teak or ebony, it showcases a rich blend of Indian craftsmanship and European-influenced structure, characteristic of Anglo-Indian furniture. The intricate floral and foliate carvings, pierced fretwork, and claw-foot cabriole legs reflect the artisanal traditions of regions like Bombay (Mumbai), Madras (Chennai), or Bengal, where skilled Indian artisans created elaborate furniture for British administrators and wealthy elites. Often commissioned for grand residences, palaces, or government buildings, such pieces were prized for their meticulous detailing and durability. Today, this console table remains highly collectible, ideal for antique enthusiasts, luxury interiors, or museum displays, serving as a timeless statement of colonial-era artistry and cultural heritage.