Georgian Oak Mule Chest Coffer Blanket Box Coffee Table

18th century

Sold by Prior and Willis

Description

Georgian 18th Century 6 plank oak coffer.

Solid, heavy and strong, with no loose joints.

Would make a great ottoman, blanket chest, shoe store or coffee table.

Full of character and rustic country charm.

Overall maximum dimensions:

126cm wide, 39.5cm deep, 62cm high, internally 119cm long, 34cm wide, 33cm high (candle box is included in this area).

Some extinct woodworm holes as would be expected, that have been treated for good measure. The male part of the lock (later) is missing and there is no key. Later hinges. There is an historic crack in the lead that has been historically professionally repaired with butterfly joints from beneath (adds to charm and authenticity).

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Item reference WNA-4244G74.

Physical Dimensions

Height

62cm (24.41")

Width

126cm (49.61")

Depth

39cm (15.35")

Declaration

Prior and Willis has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA409582

Dealers Internal Reference

WNA4244G74

Dealers Notes

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Description

Georgian 18th Century 6 plank oak coffer.

Solid, heavy and strong, with no loose joints.

Would make a great ottoman, blanket chest, shoe store or coffee table.

Full of character and rustic country charm.

fig 1. Georgian oak mule chest coffer blanket box coffee table — fig 1. Georgian Oak Mule Chest Coffer Blanket Box Coffee Table

Overall maximum dimensions:

126cm wide, 39.

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5cm deep, 62cm high, internally 119cm long, 34cm wide, 33cm high (candle box is included in this area).

Prior and Willis

Some extinct woodworm holes as would be expected, that have been treated for good measure. The male part of the lock (later) is missing and there is no key. Later hinges. There is an historic crack in the lead that has been historically professionally repaired with butterfly joints from beneath (adds to charm and authenticity).