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Charles II Carved Oak Coffer

Name: Charles II Carved Oak Coffer
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1059093
Availability: SoldOut

17th century

Sold by W.R. Harvey & Co. (Antiques) Ltd

Description

No 11077

A mid-17th century oak coffer with three octagonal moulded and carved front panels, lift up rectangular lid on block feet.

Circa 1660

Price: £1,750-00p.

Height: 28”, 71 cms / Width: 52”, 132 cms / Depth: 21”, 53.5 cms.

Literature: Percy Macquoid “English Furniture Vol. I, “The Age of Oak” See Fig 186, page 214 dated 1647, pages 228-239 figs. 205,206,208,209 and 212 all dated between 1640 and 1680 and all having comparable octagonal panels.

Victor Chinnery “Oak Furniture – The British Tradition” plate 9, page 225 for a similar treatment on an American, Essex County Massachusetts coffer from 1690-1705. Also figs. 3:133, 3:300, 3:350, 3:406, 3:409, 3:314, 4:126, 4:132.

Physical Dimensions

Height

71cm (27.95")

Width

132cm (51.97")

Depth

53.5cm (21.06")

Declaration

W.R. Harvey & Co. (Antiques) Ltd has dated this piece to the Before 1700 period.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1059093

Dealers Internal Reference

11077

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Description

No 11077

A mid-17th century oak coffer with three octagonal moulded and carved front panels, lift up rectangular lid on block feet.

Circa 1660

Price: £1,750-00p.

Height: 28”, 71 cms / Width: 52”, 132 cms / Depth: 21”, 53.5 cms.

Literature: Percy Macquoid “English Furniture Vol. I, “The Age of Oak” See Fig 186, page 214 dated 1647, pages 228-239 figs. 205,206,208,209 and 212 all dated between 1640 and 1680 and all having comparable octagonal panels.

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Victor Chinnery “Oak Furniture – The British Tradition” plate 9, page 225 for a similar treatment on an American, Essex County Massachusetts coffer from 1690-1705.