Early Georgian English Oak Coffer, c.1725 c.1860 each dressed with bat wing

each dressed with bat wing plate swan neck handles

Complete with hanging brackets to top for ease of fitting

By 1860 approximately one third of all furniture makers worked in the East End

the exquisite flame mahogany shines in the crest rails which terminate in the carved roses and scrolls that harmonise with the mirrored scrolls and central rose detail found in the lower rail united by the fanned stile relief

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

Early Georgian English Oak Coffer, c.1725 c.1860 each dressed with bat wingOur 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