Summary:� Item: 17th Century Oak Coffer� Circa: 1680� Period: Charles II� Provenance: England, UK� Wood: Solid oak� Width: 108.5cm / 42�� / 3ft 6��� Moulded three panel top� Lozenge shaped carved floral panels� Scratch carved border� Peg & joined panelled design� Original length inset scribe carved feet (stiles)� Original Iron loop hinges� Working steel lock & key� Original carvings� Original back & floor boards� Original polish & patination� Superb deep rich oxblood colour� Free delivery to England, Wales & Southern Scotland*� Free 14-day UK returns This is a fine quality antique English late 17th century oak coffer, with a triple panel front, featuring its original carvings, circa 1680, in good condition. The oak coffer features a moulded three panel top and joined section below, which is constructed with butt joints, secured by pegs. The lid opens on the original iron loop hinges, to reveal a spacious clean and dry interior. 17th century oak coffer features an old steel working lock with key and decorative brass star shaped key escutcheon. The three panels are decorated with the original carvings, featuring lozenge shaped panels, with decorative floral petal carvings centres and scratch carved border visible to the stiles and rails across the frame of the coffer. The 17th century oak coffer retains its original inset side panels along with standing on the original stiles (feet), which also boast inset scribe carving along the entire length. The back of the coffer retains its original rough-hewn panels along with the original floor. Overall, this oak chest boasts a stunning rich colour and patination. Condition Report:This is a fine quality antique English late 17th century oak coffer, with a triple panel front, featuring its original carvings, circa 1680, in good condition. The oak coffer has been cleaned and wax-polished, to a professional standard in our wor...