Indian Teak Planters Chair - Ca 1910 Textiles Note it has an old

Note it has an old crack which has been repaired running from top to bottom

dating to the Taishō period (1912–1926)

Lacquering is done by the craftsman on a hand powered lathe

Supplied with sturdy hangers on the reverse

A beautiful three legged carved teak candle stick from the Banswara tribal region in India

Indian Teak Planters Chair - Ca 1910 Textiles Note it has an oldThis Indian teak planters chair has beautiful brass detailing and is the ultimate chair for sitting back and relaxing with a fresh glass of gin & tonic. The original cane seat has been replaced but that has given it a new lease of life. The planter's chair is perhaps the most easily identifiable symbol of the British Raj and India's colonial past. Chairs were unusual to find in most of Asia as the majority of people slept, ate, and socialised on the