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Arts and Crafts oak seat purdonium coal box
This is a very pretty and unusual piece of Arts and Crafts antique furniture. It is a purdonium or coal box. It is made in solid oak and is Edwardian, dating to around 1910. It is very unusual being a seat and a coal box. The cabinet has a lot of Arts and Crafts styling. It has pierced 'S' designs to the back and a carved panel to the fall. It has carrying handles and shaped feet and these terminate in fine castors. There is a lot of quality in this piece.
The door swings out to reveal a metal liner. This can be used to store coal (which was its original use) or perhaps magazines or even wine bottles!
The purdonium is in good condition. No damage or worm. The oak is well polished. Minor marks from usage.
This is a very unusual piece, Ideal for an Arts and Crafts home. It will look good at the side of a fireplace but could be used anywhere in a house furnished in Arts and Crafts or oak or amongst period furniture.
The coal box is 27 inches high and 16 inches wide and 13 inches deep.
Warwick House Antiques is a family concern established in Chester in the 1960's. Now based in North Wales we continue to take pride in supplying our clients with high quality antiques at reasonable prices.
Please look at the other antiques we have on Antiques Atlas. Most small items (stools and smaller) can be posted and larger items sent via courier. Please contact us for carriage charges. Clients are also welcome to visit our premises in North Wales by appointment. We welcome your enquiries and our happy to discuss any items you are considering. Please phone me on 07887 817751 Ask for Warwick
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Warwick House Antiques
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Flintshire
North Wales
Tel : 07887817751
Non UK callers : +44 7887817751
The door swings out to reveal a metal liner. This can be used to store coal (which was its original use) or perhaps magazines or even wine bottles!
The purdonium is in good condition. No damage or worm. The oak is well polished. Minor marks from usage.
This is a very unusual piece, Ideal for an Arts and Crafts home. It will look good at the side of a fireplace but could be used anywhere in a house furnished in Arts and Crafts or oak or amongst period furniture.
The coal box is 27 inches high and 16 inches wide and 13 inches deep.
Warwick House Antiques is a family concern established in Chester in the 1960's. Now based in North Wales we continue to take pride in supplying our clients with high quality antiques at reasonable prices.
Please look at the other antiques we have on Antiques Atlas. Most small items (stools and smaller) can be posted and larger items sent via courier. Please contact us for carriage charges. Clients are also welcome to visit our premises in North Wales by appointment. We welcome your enquiries and our happy to discuss any items you are considering. Please phone me on 07887 817751 Ask for Warwick
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 18/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
Period Arts and Crafts Antiques
Material Oak
Origin Scottish
Item code as643a125
Status Sold
£165.00
$208.56
€197.24
$
€
Conversion rates as of 18/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
View all stock from
Warwick House Antiques
By appointment only
Flintshire
North Wales
Tel : 07887817751
Non UK callers : +44 7887817751
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