octagonal inlaid indian occasional table

Circa 1920s. A stylish Indian sandalwood and bone inlay octagonal occasional table. The top with a wonderful motif and typical Indian patterns, banding in ebony and bone with further banding with foliate and geometric patterns. This continues on the fore-edge of the table with bone and ebony inlay giving it a lovely geometric pattern. The table rests on an octagonal base with inlaid panels on the top, the folding base has inlaid arches between each of the legs, and towards the bottom they are all braced by stretchers with a diamond inlay of bone on each leg.

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