Summary:� Item: Georgian Oak Coffer� Circa: 1700 - 1720� Period: George I� Provenance: England, UK� Wood: Solid oak� Moulded panelled top� Twin panelled front� Original lunette carvings� Wide moulded central mullion� Primitive peg mortice and tenon joints� Original length reeded feet (stiles)� Original iron loop hinges� Original striking plate & hasp� Working lock & key� Internal candle box� Clean and dry interior� Original floor panels� Lovely small proportions � Original polish & patination� Superb deep rich oxblood colour� Free delivery to England, Wales & Southern Scotland*� Free 14-day UK returns Description:This is a good quality antique English early 18th century Georgian oak coffer, of primitive design, boasting its original carvings, with small proportions, circa 1700 - 1720, in excellent clean original condition. The oak chest is constructed with a triple panel top, within a moulded and reeded frame. The front of the oak trunk displays a primitive design, retaining the original lunette carvings along the top rail, with twin inset panels below, separated by a moulded mullion and stiles (feet) of different widths � we think the fact that the front is not symmetrical, adds to its primitive character. The lid opens on its original iron loop hinges to reveal a spacious interior, which features an internal oak candle box and lid on the right-hand side. The interior is clean and dry and offers plenty of practical storage space. The Georgian oak coffer also retains its original oak floor. The lid is secured by a working steel hasp, striking plate and a restored working lock and key. The coffer stands on the original stiles (feet). The back of the coffer retains its original rough-hewn panels along with the original floor and the frame is constructed with traditional pegged mortice and tenon joints. Overall, this Georgian oak coffer boasts a stunning colour...