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Furniture made for Europeans in colonial India during the 18th & 19th centuries was generically called campaign furniture or colonial furniture. Anglo-Indian was the term given to furniture and pieces made for the colonial British market. Indo-Dutch & Indo-Portuguese furniture was also common. Most colonial furniture is made from teak or camphor wood and were sometimes inlaid with bone or ebony. Often, pieces were brass bound for use as campaign furniture for military use.
