Price
£950.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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English Pine box with sloping lid, circa 1700. It has its original hinges, lock, escutcheon, and interior lipped shelf.
The box is covered in its original red and black paint which was intended to simulate Walnut.
It is rare for pine boxes to survive in this condition due to the general fragility of the timber and susceptibility to wood worm.
It is illustrated in Victor Chinnery’s “Oak Furniture. The British Tradition”, Figure 3:427, Page 377.
Dimensions
Width 51cm, depth 28cm, height 36cm.Stock number
1061The BADA Standard
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