OAK AND INLAID BIBLE BOX LATE 17TH CENTURY

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,

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

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

LATE 17TH C OAK BIBLE BOX, ENGLISH, SITS ON A ONE DRAWER FRAME, CIRCA 1680-1720, OLD SURFACE, 19TH C ADDITIONS TO FEET, 33 X 21 X 24

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"

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

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

A Charles II Carved Oak Bible Box 17th Century Height 10 x width 24 x depth 13 inches. Property from the Collection of John Capstick, Lake Forest, Illinois

FRENCH CARVED OAK SNUFF BOXLate 17th CenturyOval. Lift-off cover relief-carved with a standing figure. Side with elaborate scrolled carving. Cover interior with traces of foil.Length 3”.

A Continental Inlaid Wooden Box, late 17th/early 18th century 13 x 15 x 11 inches (33.0 x 38.1 x 27.9 cm) PROVENANCE: John Nelson Antiques, Los Angeles; Acquired from above by current owner. HID031010

English 17th century, the case featuring a foliate carved front panel with a later escutcheon and lock, fitted with a hinged top (split) opening to a plain interior, minor losses & surface abrasions.

English, the case showing a carved front panel referencing Elizabeth Coxhill & dated 1665, fitted with a hinged lid (split), measuring 9.75" high x 25.75" wide x 17.25" deep.

An English inlaid oak blanket chestlate 17th/early 18th centuryThe lift top enclosing an interior with a right covered till.height 27 1/4in (69cm); width 61 3/4in (157cm); depth 23 3/4in (60.5cm)

17th century. The English oak Bible box with hinged lid and molded panels on turned legs joined by barley-twist stretchers. 19in H x 25in. W x 17in. L

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

17th century; compartment lined with paper enclosed by flat hinged top, on later base, 19 in. H., 25 in. W., 16 in. D.

Antique English oak chest, box, raised panel top & carved detail front, late 17th Century, 34.5" by 17.75", height is 23"

Late 17th century. Oak with metal bands. Dovetailed construction. Old descriptive label included. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 16.5" x D 12" Condition: Some age wear. One key is bent and stuck in lock. Cur

Carved oak box with period metal hinges and carved decoration on front face. H.: 6 3/4'' W.: 20'' D.: 12 3/4''

Late 17th century Charles II oak and marquetry cradle, the sides inlaid with flowering vases. Provenance: Christie's, New York "American Collecting in the English Tradition: Property of the Metropolit

A Rare English William and Mary Inlaid Walnut Cabinet on Chestlate 17th/early 18th century, walnut veneer featuring burl panels, light and dark wood inlays, oak and pine secondary, two part form, appl

English William and Mary Inlaid Burled Chest of Drawerslate 17th/early 18th century, mahogany veneers, oak and pine secondary, two part form, the rectangular case with applied molded edge and vertical

English Lift Top Bible Box, having a single plank lid with applied side molding, floral and leaf carved front with iron lock escutcheon, single drawer below with molded edge front and original teardro

English Jacobean style oak writing/ work table, late 17th c., having rectangular top, over carved full-length drawer, gilt metal pulls, rising on turned legs, joined with box stretcher, ending on turn