Campaign Furniture refers to portable furniture designed for British military officers and colonial administrators during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Constructed to withstand travel, these pieces were often made from teak, mahogany or camphor wood and featured brass corner mounts, recessed handles and ingenious folding or sectional designs. Originally intended for use throughout the British Empire, campaign furniture is now highly prized for its practicality, craftsmanship and timeless appeal. *Related Terms*\ Brass Mounts, Chest of Drawers, Colonial Furniture, Mahogany, Military Furniture, Portable Furniture, Teak.
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