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An Early 17th.c James 1st. Oak Coffer
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An Early 17th.c James 1st. Oak Coffer

17th century
Description

A good very early 17th.C. boarded six plank coffer. The well shaped end boards with cut and notched profiles. The top true and flat without warp, and with notched end edges. Retaining the original lock plate and Hasp with decorative strap across the top. oversize thick gauge oak planks used throughout, hence quite weighty. Without any issues. Very good grain, dark rich colour and wonderful patination. Circa 1600-20.

Physical Dimensions
Height
53cm (20.87")
Width
97cm (38.19")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Declaration

As Found Original Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Coffer to the 17th Century.

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SA1142554
Description
A good very early 17th.C. boarded six plank coffer. The well shaped end boards with cut and notched profiles. The top true and flat without warp, and with notched end edges. Retaining the original lock plate and Hasp with decorative strap across the top. oversize thick gauge oak planks used throughout, hence quite weighty. Without any issues. Very good grain, dark rich colour and wonderful patination. Circa 1600-20.
Height
53cm (20.87")
Width
97cm (38.19")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Date of Manufacture

As Found Original Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Coffer to the 17th Century.

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SA1142554
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A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports.
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Archive I A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports.

AN EARLY 17th.C JAMES 1st. OAK COFFER

Archive II A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View II
Archive III A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View III
Archive IV A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View IV
Archive V A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View V
Archive VI A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View VI
Archive VII A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View VII
Archive VIII A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View VIII
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Archive X A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports. View X
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Kempsey
Worcester
WR5 3JA
United Kingdom
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A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports.
AN EARLY 17th.C JAMES 1st. OAK COFFER
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A dark 17th-century Jacobean oak six-plank coffer featuring a hinged lid, iron lockplate, and V-cut slab end supports.
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A Jacobean oak coffer is a wooden storage chest produced in England during the early 17th century, named after the reign of King James I. These coffers typically featured sturdy oak construction, pegged joinery, and functional hand-wrought iron hardware.

17th-century coffers were primarily constructed using six thick oak planks or joined panel frames secured with wooden trunnels (pegs) and hand-forged iron nails. They frequently featured V-cut shaped end boards that functioned as integral legs, along with simple iron loop hinges and lockplates.

Authentic 17th-century pieces display signs of hand-planed timber, irregular pegged joints, hand-wrought ironwork, and natural shrinkage across the grain over centuries. Look for oxidisation around iron fixings and an aged surface patina that cannot be replicated by modern machine production.

An antique oak coffer can be positioned at the foot of a bed, beneath a window, or in an entryway to provide concealed storage while adding visual weight and warm timber tones to contemporary schemes.

Care for historical oak by dusting regularly with a soft cloth and applying a natural beeswax polish once or twice a year to nourish the timber. Keep the item away from direct heat sources and maintain stable humidity levels to prevent timber splitting.
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