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Small Late 17th Century Three Panelled Coffer

Name: Small Late 17th Century Three Panelled Coffer
SKU: as1016a585
Price: 395.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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This is an English late 17th century carved oak coffer with a three panelled front and double panelled sides of small proportions and possessing superb colour and patina. It not only has a chip carved arcaded frieze but the stiles and apron are stamped with noughts (or horseshoes) and crosses (or stars) separated by lines. The top lifts on two wrought iron hinges

Its easy to accommodate size, panelled sides, attractive carving and original patina all help to make this coffer stand out from the crowd.

Dimensions: Width 104 x Depth 47 x Height 51 cm
This is an unusually small coffer perfect for more compact halls, living rooms and bedrooms. Though of small size it does provide good storage space.

Condition: Sturdily constructed with all joints firm and in good original condition. There is a repair to the front where the lock plate has been replaced by a smaller escutcheon. The interior lacks its candle box.

Delivery: Our preferred delivery man can deliver this coffer to most places on mainland England and Wales for £60. Please contact us to confirm the delivery cost to your address.

Price

£~~395.00~~

$~~488.81~~ USA

€~~475.78~~

The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 2/JAN/2025. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.

Shipping information

We have a trusted delivery man who is a experienced in transporting antiques, pictures and fragile items. He can deliver to most places on mainland England and Wales and, depending on where he is on his schedule, it may take a few days or up to 4 weeks. Other couriers are available for Scotland and North Wales or where a shorter time frame is required. Purchases can also be collected in person from the Tunbridge Wells area in SE England.