Antique Teak & Natural Cane Indian Plantation Veranda Chair – c.1920

Experience the elegance and comfort of a bygone era with this Antique Teak & Natural Cane Indian Plantation Veranda Chair, dating from around 1920. Crafted from solid golden-brown teak wood with a beautiful natural cane seat and back, this iconic piece was once a staple in the grand havelis and tea plantation homes of Southern India. Designed for ultimate relaxation in the heat, the chair features extendable swing arms, allowing you to raise your legs for a restful position, while saving space when retracted.

A testament to both Indian craftsmanship and colonial heritage, this chair has been expertly restrung by skilled artisans using traditional cane weaving techniques, perfectly matching its original look. The warm teak frame displays a rich, timeworn patina, with subtle age-related marks that add to its authentic charm.

Dimensions:

• 108 x 65 x 99 cm (42.5 x 25.6 x 39 inches)

Versatile Uses:

• Statement piece for patios, verandas, or decking

• Elegant accent in hallways, conservatories, or lounges

• Ideal for reading nooks or sunrooms

• Perfect for period interiors, boutique hotels, or film sets

Each chair is personally sourced by a member of Jardinopia in Rajasthan, India, ensuring genuine provenance and unique character. Ready to enjoy indoors or out, thanks to the durability of seasoned teak.