English Early 18th Century Carved Coffer
$3,200.00
SKU: 69-20
Dimension: 24.5"H x 50.75"W x 23.5"D
Dimensions: 24-½”H x 50-¾”W x 23-½”D
A gorgeous oak coffer or trunk from the 1700s, England. The front façade has three panels that have been meticulously carved into identical patterns with additional carvings at the base. The center panel has the initials ‘B.E.’ carved into the top, showing ownership. The lid is flat and sides are designed with a more simple, framed panel. This chest was used to store values and once had a working lock that is now missing.
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Dimensions: 24-½”H x 50-¾”W x 23-½”D
A gorgeous oak coffer or trunk from the 1700s, England. The front façade has three panels that have been meticulously carved into identical patterns with additional carvings at the base. The center panel has the initials ‘B.E.’ carved into the top, showing ownership. The lid is flat and sides are designed with a more simple, framed panel. This chest was used to store values and once had a working lock that is now missing.
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| Dimensions | 23.5 × 50.75 × 24.5 in |
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