Military Campaign Furniture

The construction and folding mechanism to this Anglo-Indian teak folding chair are well considered. The majority of the joints are open mortise wit...

Victorian Mahogany Brass Bound 2 Part Military Chest having 2 short and 3 long drawers with inset brass handles. Corner and edge brass protectors. ...

A fine mahogany campaign chest of drawers, two parts with a secretaire drawer to the centre top which is flanked by two small square drawers above ...

An Unusual Mid 19th Century Camphor Wood Campaign Cupboard On Chest Having Swan Neck Pediment And Carved Decoration With Brass Strung ...

A Superb Quality Brass Bound Mahogany Writing Box, in the campaign style. The box still retains all the original brassware with military style flus...

To dismantle this mahogany campaign Armchair by John Alderman the arms are first removed as they lock the caned back in the upright position. They ...

The top of this small Colonial campaign tripod table or candle stand is made of rosewood and the well turned column and legs, palm wood. The dark f...

On first sight you would think that this was a standard mahogany Balloon Back Low or Nursing Chair. Ross of Dublin perfected the construction of th...

The use of solid satinwood in the construction of this chair points to its colonial origins with Ceylon being a possible place of manufacture. The ...

The exact use of this pollard oak Cabinet is unknown but it was clearly made to house something important and was made to be portable. It is solid ...

St. Quintin’s Trunk was a Handford’s New Invented Light Waterproof Brassed Trunk. It is made of black leather on a wooden carcass and set off b...

A better cut of mahogany has been used for the top of this portable Decanter and Tea Caddy Box to that for the sides, as it would be seen the most ...

Although a fairly standard straight grain walnut military chest, this one stands out for the Kane Patent handles to the drawers. They are brass ‘...

The top of the back of this stained beech campaign chair has a very fine white metal Marquis's Coronet indicating that the chair belonged to someon...

Oak campaign chests seem to be less common than teak and mahogany ones. This example has a full length secretaire drawer with two banks of interior...

The Imperial Dining Table was designed by Gillows in 1804 and this mahogany, campaign version bears all the hallmarks of their workshops. The tabl...

A mid 19th century Chinese Export brass bound camphorwood trunk. Hong Kong circa 1860.

A mid Victorian leather cased shaving mirror, the fine concave mirrored plate within a hardwood frame and retained by an ebonized and blond wood st...

A folding campaign chair in padouk with caned back and seat and good quality solid brass fittings. Probably Chinese, circa 1870.

A Victorian demi-lune rosewood Whatnot with barley twist columns. The columns, finials and legs are all cut with threads to allow them to be unscr...

Rare campaign pedestal sideboard in teak, probably Indian made; in five sections and with cellarette compartments

A fine and excellent Chinese export secretaire campaign chest of drawers. Solid camphorwood throughout, with well figured timber employed for the e...

X Frame Dining Chair This mahogany dining chair is of a rare but practical form that we have not encountered before. To dismantle the chair, the...

A Chinese Export campaign chest of drawers of typical two-part construction, the full width top drawer with a secretaire. Well figured Padouk for ...

To all intents and purposes this small sized teak campaign chest looks to be Anglo Indian but on close inspection it can be seen that it is in fact...

As can be seen, this George IV mahogany campaign games table fits neatly into its folding chess board box. To set the table up the hexagonal colum...

Campaign folding easel in mahogany with brass hardware. Folds down to dimensions of 2'4" x 6". 5ft High when in use.

Mahogany campaign chest of drawers on turned feet and with the original flush fitting pulls. Well figured solid mahogany with ash and pine drawer l...