English Carved Coffer

English carved coffer, pad feet, floral motif, hinged seat opens to storage compartment, weights approx 150 lb 21.5"h x 65"w x 18"d State-wide delivery is available for this item. Please email shippin

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

Carved coffer and offering plaque. Size: 18"T x 26"L x 10"D; 6.25"T x 10.25"L Circa: 1880. List Price: $1650

English carved oak coffer/ bride's chest, 18th/ 19th c., rectangular hinged top, opening to interior storage with side till, paneled front with carved foliate and lion motifs, rising on straight legs,

With an deeply carved top and three paneled carved face over two drawers, with carved side panels. NOTE: Both pulls missing from drawers. 34 x 57 x 24 in.

18th century English carved oak coffer, 24" H x 39 1/2" W x 20" D.

with carved frieze over paneled front. Shrinkage, separation and worming to top. 23" high, 43" wide, 21" deep. Provenance: Property from a Westchester County, NY Estate.

English carved oak coffer late 18th/early 19th century, The three panel top with original hinges above a three panel base, and rising on square legs, 22"h x 42"w x 19"d

Early English carved oak coffer, with floral carvings, carved rondels and mortise and tenon construction. PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. 28.5"H x 40.5"W x 21"D, Circa - 1700.

English Carved Mahogany Coffer, 20th c., with two lift top compartments, the front with two fall front doors, the whole on Queen Anne legs, the right compartment with two shaped graduated shelves, H.-

Early English Carved Oak Coffer and a William-and-Mary Oak Tavern Table 18th century, the coffer with a relief-carved front, framed and paneled throughout, h. 27", w. 49", d. 21", and the table top wi

English Provincial Carved Elm Coffer Chest. Carved with geometric and foliate motifs; 'KJ' to the top of the body flanking the escutcheon. Late 19th/early 19th century. {Approximate dimensions: 28 3/4

Carved English coffer, hinged lid opens to storage compartment, 8-carved panels with scrolled motif, metal hardware, rising on ball feet 23.5"h x 46"w x 19"d State wide delivery is available for this

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

English carved oak joined coffer, with lunette frieze and paneled front. 27" high, 48" wide, 20" deep. Condition: old reinforcements to underside of top, one hinge detached, loss to corner of top.

Elizabethan English Oak Carved Paneled Coffer, 17th-18th C., floral,geometric and fan motif, some carving possibly later(KGEL5115)(MM).Property Title: From a Private Greenwich Connecticut Antiques and

Carved English oak coffer of small size. Dimensions: 21" Length x 18" Height x 14.5" Depth

AN ENGLISH WILLIAM AND MARY CARVED OAK COFFER, CIRCA EARLY 18TH CENTURY, the rectangular lid with large iron strap hinges lifts to interior storage over a guilloché floret carved frieze with two carv

18TH CENTURY CARVED OAK ENGLISH COFFER Height: 23 in. by Width: 43 in. by Depth: 20

Antique 17thC English Charles II Carved Oak Paneled Coffer / Blanket Chest / Trunk. Ca. late 16thC to mid 17thC. Well carved dark oak English coffer, having framed panel construction on the top, back

A 17th or 18th century carved oak English coffer. Dimensions: 18" X 19" X 13.5"Provenance: Germantown, NY Estate

16th or 17th c. Joined Lift Top Chest, with paneled front, back and sides, original snipe hinges and lock front panel, having an intricately carved front with dogs, oak leaves and thistles at the top,

AN ENGLISH CAROLEAN/RESTORATION CARVED OAK AND ELM COFFER, PROBABLY WELSH, MID/LATE 17TH CENTURY, the rectangular bead carved edge top opening to interior storage with a lifting lid candle box at righ

A charming English Victorian period oak cabinet composed of an earlier coffer, c. 17th or 18th century with 19th century additions. As coffers became obsolete, it became popular to convert them into o