Early Georgian English Oak Coffer, c.1725 c.1860 offering three divisions

offering three divisions

The tilt top is supported on a bulbous turned column splaying into four cabriole legs heavily carved with 'S' and 'C' scrolls and riding upon the original castors

The use of mahogany gives this piece solidity and a deep rich colour that perfectly compliment the leather and brass

is a delight adding character to strength

Early Georgian English Oak Coffer, c.1725 c.1860 offering three divisionsOur Stock # LFA 1270 This is an antique Early Georgian coffer dating to the beginning of the 18th century. A fine example, carcassed in robust, English oak with pegged joints, the inch and a quarter stiles extending to form the feet, this coffer displays medullary rays beneath a waxed finish. The four plank top displays wonderfully with rich, dark hues of russet browns. A quadruple field panel front complimented by double panelled ends, are surmounted