Antique 17th Century Carved Oak Six Plank Coffer / Chest. The Library

Antique 17th Century Carved Oak Six Plank Coffer / Chest. The LibraryA stunning 17th century oak six plank coffer with carved decoration to the front panel and borders. The rectangular top opens to reveal a candle box within which sits a key; please note that the key does not work within the lock but is included for completeness. The coffer has signs of wear commensurate with age, most notably a wood shrinkage split to the front panel, which adds to the character of the piece. Provenance: Private collection of a

he designed a sculpture on the building of the Caisse d'Epargne on the corner of Cours Pierre Puget and Place Estrangin in Marseille

A very attractive 19th century elm and rush ladder back chair with a rush seat

The toast rack sits on four orb feet and boasts five arched bars with a curved silver handle

A matching pair of George III silver salt cellars by William Cripps

The box is of a wonderful form and quality

He became very successful

'375' for 9 carat gold and the Sheffield rose

with later hand-painted decoration in the Sheraton Revival taste

The brooch is stamped '14K' with a symbol which is likely a maker's mark

Weight: 6 grams

To the rear of the clock is a plaque which reads 'THE SULTANATE OF OMAN

Marbled endpapers