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Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

19th century
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Oak Folk Art Casket made in circa 1800-1830 utilising constituent parts from 1512 onwards

British - made in the 19th Century circa 1800-1830

Folk Art Casket made in circa 1800-1830

Constructed from mainly of Oak constituent parts from 1512 onwards

H: 22cm (8.7") | W: 26cm (10.2") | D: 22cm (8.7")

UK Mainland Delivery included (excluding Trade Purchases)

A wonderful Folk Art or Estate produced Casket, probably made in the 19th Century from parts of a previous item where there is a date of 1512 in evidence. This was common practice with most Folk Art items from this time period. It has been put together with skill and vision using what was available and designed to maximise its appearance. The rough hewn wood and patina demonstrate the age of the original pieces and that cannot be faked.

It is likely that all the component parts and fixings for this piece came from a much earlier item that was available for use, probably because it had been damaged or become unusable - or sadly because it was no longer considered fashionable - sadly this was the case even 200 or so years ago!

Three of the sides (one bearing the date 1512), plus the top with its original hinges and clasp from this evidently earlier piece have been utilised; they have all been fixed together using the hand forged nails from much earlier pieces (although hand forged nails and screws were also being used at the beginning of the 19th Century prior to mechanisation entering the cabinet making and wood working industry. The back panel and the fixed part of the top panel have been fixed using old screws from the time when the piece was initially given its second incarnation but it is evident that some work has been carried out using replacement parts during the 20th Century as the bottom panel is plywood and steel pins have been used here.

Purchase with Confidence

When you choose to purchase from us, you are not just acquiring a piece of furniture; you are embracing a piece of history. Our commitment to quality and authenticity ensures that every item is paired with detailed photographs and a comprehensive description. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary UK Mainland Delivery (excluding Trade Purchases), with your treasure arriving safely within 2-5 working days from receipt of cleared funds.

Trusted Heritage: We are an established and successful business and proud to serve a discerning clientele from both the trade and private sectors. We warmly invite you to visit our showroom in West Sussex to experience our curated collection firsthand, explore the rich history behind each antique and witness these timeless treasures in person.

Please request a quotation for EXPORT/WORLDWIDE SHIPPING QUOTATIONS from any/all of the following. Please copy and paste the link(s) relating to the item(s) in question:

Hordern’s Removals: hordernsremovals@gmail.com

Charlie Godwin: guildford@packsend.co.uk

Neil Curl Transport: neil@neilcurltransport.co.uk

Simon Hall Limited: exportdesk@simonhalllimited.com

Physical Dimensions
Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
26cm (10.24")
Depth
22cm (8.66")
Declaration

Whites Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Folk Casket to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1164365
Dealers Internal Reference
BR048
Dealers Notes

We do not include delivery in our prices as this is dependent upon many factors such as whether it is mainland or overseas. The following options are available to you:-

• You can arrange your own collection from our address

• You can fill in the delivery request option

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Description
Oak Folk Art Casket made in circa 1800-1830 utilising constituent parts from 1512 onwards

British - made in the 19th Century circa 1800-1830

Folk Art Casket made in circa 1800-1830

Constructed from mainly of Oak constituent parts from 1512 onwards

fig 1. A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
fig 1. Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

H: 22cm (8.7") | W: 26cm (10.2") | D: 22cm (8.7")

UK Mainland Delivery included (excluding Trade Purchases)

A wonderful Folk Art or Estate produced Casket, probably made in the 19th Century from parts of a previous item where there is a date of 1512 in evidence.
Whites Antiques

This was common practice with most Folk Art items from this time period. It has been put together with skill and vision using what was available and designed to maximise its appearance. The rough hewn wood and patina demonstrate the age of the original pieces and that cannot be faked.

fig 2. A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
fig 2. Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

It is likely that all the component parts and fixings for this piece came from a much earlier item that was available for use, probably because it had been damaged or become unusable - or sadly because it was no longer considered fashionable - sadly this was the case even 200 or so years ago!

fig 3. A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
fig 3. Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

Three of the sides (one bearing the date 1512), plus the top with its original hinges and clasp from this evidently earlier piece have been utilised; they have all been fixed together using the hand forged nails from much earlier pieces (although hand forged nails and screws were also being used at the beginning of the 19th Century prior to mechanisation entering the cabinet making and wood working industry. The back panel and the fixed part of the top panel have been fixed using old screws from the time when the piece was initially given its second incarnation but it is evident that some work has been carried out using replacement parts during the 20th Century as the bottom panel is plywood and steel pins have been used here.

fig 4. A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
fig 4. Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

Purchase with Confidence

When you choose to purchase from us, you are not just acquiring a piece of furniture; you are embracing a piece of history. Our commitment to quality and authenticity ensures that every item is paired with detailed photographs and a comprehensive description. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary UK Mainland Delivery (excluding Trade Purchases), with your treasure arriving safely within 2-5 working days from receipt of cleared funds.

fig 5. A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
fig 5. Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

Trusted Heritage: We are an established and successful business and proud to serve a discerning clientele from both the trade and private sectors. We warmly invite you to visit our showroom in West Sussex to experience our curated collection firsthand, explore the rich history behind each antique and witness these timeless treasures in person.

fig 6. A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
fig 6. Oak Folk Art Casket Made in Circa 1800-1830 Utilising Constituent Parts from 1512 Onwards

Please request a quotation for EXPORT/WORLDWIDE SHIPPING QUOTATIONS from any/all of the following. Please copy and paste the link(s) relating to the item(s) in question:

Hordern’s Removals: hordernsremovals@gmail.com

Charlie Godwin: guildford@packsend.co.uk

Neil Curl Transport: neil@neilcurltransport.co.uk

Simon Hall Limited: exportdesk@simonhalllimited.com

Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
26cm (10.24")
Depth
22cm (8.66")
Date of Manufacture

Whites Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Folk Casket to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1164365
Dealers Internal Ref
BR048
Whites Antiques
Whites Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2023

White's antiques collective is the perfect resource for both trade and private clients

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Unit 10 The Vinery
Arundel Road
Poling
West Sussex
BN18 9PY
United Kingdom
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A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
Oak Folk Art Casket made in circa 1800-1830 utilising constituent parts from 1512 onwards
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A small dark oak folk art casket featuring panelled sides and hand-forged iron strap hinges.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Folk art oak caskets are utilitarian or decorative wooden storage boxes crafted by local artisans using traditional joinery, often incorporating earlier timber components or ironwork.

These boxes are primarily constructed from solid oak timber and fitted with hand-forged iron strap hinges, lock plates, and wooden peg fastenings.

Authentic period pieces exhibit signs of hand-planed timber, irregular hand-hammered ironwork, natural wood shrinkage, and historic oxidisation around iron fittings.

An antique oak casket functions as a textured accent on a sideboard, console table, or deep window sill, providing historical contrast within contemporary spaces.

Maintain the wood by dusting regularly with a soft cloth and applying clear beeswax sparingly, avoiding placement near direct heat sources or high humidity.
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