Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs thomas hope Their presence conjures the grand

Their presence conjures the grand dining spaces of Georgian and Regency homes

Their period charm and lustrous gilding will elevate any room

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

Superb barley twist carving throughout

Their transformation into functional lamps reflects a long tradition of repurposing exotic objects for fashionable interiors

Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs thomas hope Their presence conjures the grandPair 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.