Miniature Oak Lectern and Chained Bible

Miniature Oak Lectern and Chained Bible early 20th century, the lectern with turned wood column, labeled to underside (6 in.), with chained miniature bible containing Old and New Testaments (1 7/8 in.

Group of Miniature Wood and Brass Furniture. Comprising a Queen Anne style pine hanging cupboard with mirrored door and surround; a walnut bible stand, fitted with a chained leather-covered miniature

19th c. Oak Floor Standing Two-Part Lectern, likely from a church, having intricately carved spread wing eagle standing atop a sphere carved with the Bible passage: "Be of doers of the word and not he

Snipe hinge colonial bible box measures 20-1/4" x 12-1/2" x 7-1/2" with floral carving to the front panel. It presents well. Some old wormholes to the bottom and top panels. Early top front, rear, and

British Heavily Carved Oak Bible Box on Stand - 32 in tall x 27 x 18

Early oak carved Bible box. Original snipe hinges. 27" x 19 1/2" x 11 1/2" Ht..

English Jacobean Oak Bible Box on Standlate 17th century, two board top with molded edge, fish tail hinges, open interior, through tenon construction, the front panel with stylized flower relief carvi

attached to a brass base; Condition: locked, with no key; separation to wood & with missing pieces throughout; 21 3/4 inches wide; 12 inches deep; 20 total inches high

Early English miniature blanket chest, oak, with period brasses, lined with 1847 newspaper. Old splice to back of the lid. H 13-3/4" W 20" D 11-3/4".

British Heavily Carved Oak Bible Box on Stand - 30 in tall x 24 x 20

One panel top. Front decorated with panels of carved pulled feather motif. Hand-forged metal strap hinges. English, late 17th C. H. 10 1/4" W. 26 3/4" D. 16 1/4"

Early English carved oak Bible box, 17th c., carved with "S" scrolls to front and sides, incised initials "R.B." to lid,remnant red and blue paint decoration, 7.75"h x 24"w x 14"d Provenance: The Esta

An English carved oak bible boxLate 17th/early 18th centuryWith price and description tag from Bruce Graney & Co. Fine AntiquesThe carved oak wood bible box with hinged lid, iron hardware, and latch l

English, 18th century. Excellent condition, escutcheon replaced. 12 1/2" wide overall. Provenance: George A. Bramhall, Sr. Collection, Seaford, Delaware.

18th century English oak Bible box with relief carving on front, has a lock, has iron strap hinges but evidence of earlier cotter pin hinges, old finish, 9"t. x 15" x 23"

A late nineteenth century American oak lectern by Daniel Pabst, Philadelphia, PA. The paneled sides of lectern surface having Gothic motif, raised on standard comprised of four columns. Ht: 48.5" Wd:

Early American oak Bible box / desk on stand. Fitted interior, turned legs. Key included. Dimensions: H 33" x W 30" x D 20" Condition: Showing wear consistent with age and use. Finish wear, small ding

A remarkably preserved oak bible box on attached stand, with baroque hand-carved floral motifs. Perfect as a small tantalus, jewelry box, or storage box to hold your favorite antique treasures! Dimens

English carved oak bible box, late 17th c., having hinged slant top, revealing open interior, front panel carved with scrolling foliates, monogram below lockplate, approx 10"h, 26.75"w,

Antique English Oak Box Stool on Baluster Legs to Block Foot, dowel construction and nails. 6 portraits carved into panels. Wear to stretchers, warping to hinged lid. Measures 12 W x 20 L x 17 inches

Furniture, Charles II Carved Oak Bible Chest, English & likely Welsh, 1st half 17th century, bead-carved edge top hinged w/wrought iron heart terminal hinges & rosehead nails above front panel, well c

with chip carved decoration 31" wide 13" tall 20" deep probably 17th century

English Baroque Oak Bible Box, shell carved frieze. NOTE this lot is being reoffered due to nonpaying bidder Jeffrey Anderson of Bloomfield, CT. Invoice totaling $585 (NYDOW505)(MS) Dimensions: 7 1/2"

English miniature oak bureau, c.1914, arcaded open niches, slant-front panel carved with scrolling foliates, central cartouche with date 1914, working slides, six small drawers, rising on bracket feet