17TH C. OAK COFFER

This early, antique, English chest was hand crafted in traditional, stile and rail construction, displaying reeded moulding. It features three, recessed panels on the top and on the front, with carved

A late 17th century oak coffer The rectangular plank top enclosing a void interior and a candle box above a carved frieze initialled S.W, above a panelled front, raised on stile feet, 118cm wide x 54c

A 17th century oak coffer The later rectangular hinged top with carved arched panelled front and raised on block feet, 102cm wide x 51cm deep x 66cm high, (40in wide x 20in deep x 25 1/2in high) This

An oak coffer, the case bound with foliate shaped iron mounts & carrying handles, the cleated top mounted with foliate shaped iron strap hinges & clasps, the interior fitted with twin functioning lock

17TH C. OAK COFFER, THREE CARVED PANELS, 55 X 19 X 28

A late 17thC oak coffer of peg jointed construction, have a panelled lid above a chip carved floral front and opening to show candle box within, raised on carved stile feet. 51" wide x 20" deep x 26"

A late 17thC oak coffer with a moulded top above a carved front and standing on elongated stile feet. 43" wide x 18" deep x 26" high.

A 17TH CENTURY SMALL OAK COFFER, the two-panel front carved with lozenges between bullseye-carved uprights. 63cm high, 86cm wide, 44cm deep

With interlocking carving to front, hinged lid with original hardware, and split board legs. English, 17th C. H. 26" W. 63" D. 20" Provenance: Property of a Prominent Canadian Collector

England, the peg joined case comprised of old timers showing a front panel decorated with carved Tudor rose motifs and crescent shaped elements, the hinged lid opening to an interior housing a candle

A 17TH CENTURY OAK PLANK COFFER/SWORD BOX OF LARGE SIZE with moulded edge hinged top fitted with shaped iron strap hinges above an arcaded carved top rail and iron lock plate; standing on shaped cut-o

A 17TH CENTURY JOINED OAK LINEN-FOLD COFFER with a panelled hinged top above a carved linen fold panelled front and sides. (131cm wide 54cm deep 71cm high )

England circa 1670, the peg joined case showing a front panel with carved crescent shaped motifs, with both architectural and figural elements, the panelled top opening to a plain interior on remnants

A late 17thC / early 18thC oak coffer with a moulded lid above a four panel arched front and raised on shaped bracket feet. 56" wide x 20" deep x 29" high.

Antique 17th Century English Oak Chip Carved Coffer. Circa 1650. Having 3 chip carved panels with decorative elements. Piece with hinged top and lock. Measures 27 inches high x 48 inches wide x 20 inc

A LARGE 17TH CENTURY FOUR PANEL OAK DATED COFFER with hinged lid above a carved frieze rail initialled and dated 1701; with bog oak inlaid front panels; raised on stile feet.

ENGLISH CARVED OAK COFFER, 17TH C., H 26'', L 46'', D 20'',:A carved wood chest having the date "1679" carved into the upper border. With a two plank top and iron strap hinges. The body is composed of

A oak coffer A oak coffer, 17th century and later, the hinged plank top above a triple panelled foliate carved front, raised on stile feet 145cm wide 57cm deep 71.5cm high Condition Report: Historic w

Welsh oak coffer, late 17th century, having a hinged and paneled top, above the case decorated with stylized floral designs, 24.5"h x 42"w x 18.5"d

A small carved oak coffer Late 17th century and later The hinged panelled top enclosing a void interior, above a guilloche carved frieze, the twin-panelled front with incised geometric embellishments,

A Charles II Carved and Paneled Oak Coffer Late 17th Century Height 27 1/2 x width 43 x depth 19 inches.

A Continental Iron Mounted Oak Coffer 16th/17th Century Height 26 x width 33 x depth 19 inches. Property of a Private Collector, Oak Brook, Illinois

Charles I style carved dated coffer, 17th c., England, oak and yew, chip carved decoration with date "1639", 53"l x 19"d x 22"h Provenance: Purchased in 1966 from George Bradford, Fulham Road, London

17th Century with adaptations. Rectangular with molded stiles that continue down to form feet, the façade with earlier inset panels carved with tracery, the rectangular hinged lid of a later date. He