19th Century Burmese Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Chair. 19th Century

19th Century Burmese Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Chair. 19th CenturyA very impressive 19th century Burmese Anglo Indian carved rosewood chair with a dark leather seat. The chair boasts exceptional detail with the legs carved in the form of an animal with cat like features hiding behind leaf held in its toothed mouth, with delicately carved birds feeding from a bunch of berries beneath. A foliate apron sits above the legs with the chair back featuring a central carved bird amongst an intricate foliate design within

Weight: 650 grams

fully hallmarked with '925' for sterling silver

A sterling silver gravy boat by Wakely & Wheeler Ltd

The watch has a key wound movement which is working nicely

Today Payne has paintings in several British institutions including Derby Museum

and also from the local authorities over its grand building plans

Width: 7 inches

The left drawer is missing the top of its handle (but can still be opened with the remaining section)

clean and bright

The painting boasts exceptional detail for a small scale piece

Depth: 66cm

The lids show some minor denting consistent with age but remain in a very good condition with function hinge and screw top mechanisms operating with ease