This is an antique campaign tea table. An Anglo-Indian, relief carved teak folding table of octagonal form, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Profusely detailed and highly practical, this charming piece offers elegant utility with exotic appeal. Striking Anglo-Indian campaign table, ideal for afternoon tea or decorative display Crafted from solid teak, presenting rich caramel hues and exceptional grain interest Folding form for ease of storage and portability, suited to occasional use Relief carved throughout, showcasing expert craftsmanship and tactile depth Bold octagonal top, carved with a central flowerhead medallion Radiating grapevine motif issues from the centre, creating visual harmony Each of the eight fascia panels adorned with repeating grape and leaf patterns Raised upon a collapsible base with pierced brackets and turned supports Displays beautifully in a drawing room, garden room or conservatory setting A fine example of late Victorian colonial craftsmanship, this folding campaign table is both decorative and versatile, exuding worldly charm and historical refinement. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home. Dimensions: Max Width: 53cm (20.75'') Max Depth: 53cm (20.75'') Max Height: 55.5cm (21.75'')