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Calamander at Patrick Sandberg Antiques

Regency period, it is light brown in colour, striped, mottled with black and was used for veneers and banding. Calamander wood is a very close relation to Coromandel and is also a native of India and Southeast Asia. Like Coromandel, it is a dense, close-grained wood, but tends to be more striped and consistent in appearance, being very similar to what we know today as Macassar Ebony.

Regency period, it is light brown in colour, striped, mottled with black and was used for veneers and banding.
Calamander wood is a very close relation to Coromandel and is also a native of India and Southeast Asia. Like Coromandel, it is a dense, close-grained wood, but tends to be more striped and consistent in appearance, being very similar to what we know today as Macassar Ebony.

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