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An oak coffer, 123 cm wide

An oak coffer, 17th century, of small proportions,97cm wide 46.5cm deep58cm highCondition ReportWith knocks and wear commensurate with age. The top looks to have been modified. With later hinges, and losses. Historic flight holes. Please see additional images.

An 18th century and later oak rectangular coffer with triple panelled front and hinged lid on block feet, 27" high x 40" long

A 17th Century solid elm rectangular coffer with internal compartment enclosed by a hinged cover and large heavy hinged lid, metal corners and mounts on shaped feet 60" long

An 18th century and later carved oak rectangular coffer with triple panelled front enclosed by a hinged lid, 44" long

AN ENGLISH OAK COFFER 17th century, the hinged lid opening to an interior fitted with a 'candle box', the panelled front carved with three star motifs, on block legs, 71cm high x 143cm wide x 52cm deepProvenance: The Les Watts Collection.

AN ENGLISH OAK COFFER 17th century, the hinged lid opening to a vacant interior, the front with moulded panelling and remaining old iron escutcheon, on block feet, 62cm high x 175cm wide x 54cm deepProvenance: Retaining an old plaque to the interior inscribed James Reeve, Antique Dealers, Birmingham.

A Charles II oak coffer, the triple-panel lid above twin-panel front carved with lozenges below a lunette frieze, 126cm wide, 52cm deep, 62cm high

A six plank oak coffer, 17th Century and later, 137cm wide, 43cm deep, 48cm high

An oak side table, with a single frieze drawer, on bobbin turned supports, 58 cm wide, a coffer of small proportions, 46 cm wide, a barometer, and four tables Please note collection is from TA9 4LJ only on 22nd, 23rd, 24th & 25th October. Payment to  be made beforehand as there is no facility to pay on site

A Chinese carved elm table cabinet or coffer - probably mid-20th century, of long rectangular form, the front with four drawers flanking a central two-door cupboard, all panelled and carved with flowers and bowls of peaches, over a pierced keywork apron with four bats, two secret drawers to the outer keywork panels, raised on floral pierced end supports. (LWH 97 x 24 x 30cm)

A 19th Century carved oak coffer in the 17th Century style (probably Gloucestershire), the two plank top with carved edge over a carved frieze and two arched panels decorated with sunflowers in the Arts and Crafts taste, interspersed by carved stiles, over a foliate carved plinth, flanked by heavy turned knob handles, 125 cm wide x 69 cm deep x 80 cm high

18th/19th century elm coffer/blanket box, the plain hinged lid opening to a candle box and open space, two iron carrying handles to sides and raised on bracket feet, 125cm long x 54cm deep x 56cm high 

18th century oak coffer, the plain hinged top opening to an open space, the three-panel front with whorl carving to apron to sides, raised on stile feet, 105cm long x 58cm deep x 73cm high 

17th/18th century oak coffer, the hinged lid carved with three motifs opening to an empty space, the three-panel front with Elizabethan Gothic flower style carving, raised on stile feet, 127cm wide x 45cm deep x 70cm high 

18th/19th century oak and elm coffer, the lid with late applied strap hinges, opening to an empty space, the three-panel front with thumb nail carved frieze, raised on short stile feet, 137cm long x 58cm deep x 61cm high 

Oak three-panel coffer, the hinged lid opening to an empty space and raised on squat bun feet (one foot damaged), 92cm long x 40cm deep x 62cm high  Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

A Charles II oak coffer, circa 1660, the hinged plank lid notched at the sides, above a two-panelled front, relief carved with scroll work within carved rails and stiles; with drawer beneath, initialled 'SD'; 77cm high, 120cm wide, 52cm deep

A late 17th/early 18th Century oak rectangular coffer, with a plain triple panel hinged top, the front with channel moulded frieze and stiles and applied corbels, having a central geometrically moulded and fielded panel flanked by a domed arch panel to either side, 136cm length, 67cm height, 55cm depth.

A 17th Century oak rectangular coffer, of plank construction, the hinged top with iron hinges and with channel mouldings to top and front, on cut end supports, 107cm length, 50cm height, 37cm depth.

An early 18th Century and later carved oak rectangular coffer, with a plain hinged top, the front with lunette scroll foliate frieze and quadruple lozenge foliate panels, between guilloche and gouged foliate stiles, 143cm length, 73cm height, 61cm depth.

A West Country oak coffer, possibly Devonshire, late 17th century; the hinged cover with moulded edges; the three panel front with incised stylised foliate decoration; on through stiles; 67cm high, 112cm wide, 46cm deep

An early 18th Century oak rectangular coffer, with a plain hinged top and triple panel front, with iron lock, 133cm length, 52cm height, 44cm depth.

An Italian export cedarwood coffer, 18th century; with hinged cover, the front engraved with the Arms of Great Britain and Ireland, flanked by double-headed eagles in arches; raised on later castors; 65cm high, 167cm wide, 58cm deep

A Jacobean oak coffer, circa 1675; the hinged cover with moulded edges; the front with relief carved frieze of foliate filled lunettes; above three panels each of twin guilloche arches; on through stiles; 80cm high, 155cm wide, 59cm deep

Oak coffer, the hinged lid above a fielded five panel front on stile supports, 127cm wide x 54cm deep x 71cm high

17th Century oak coffer, the hinged carved three panel lid above a three panel front, bearing date 1684, raised on later bracket feet, 128cm wide

18th Century oak four panel coffer with carved decoration on stile end supports, 133cm x 59cm x 63cm high

Small 17th Century oak plank coffer with carved decoration to the front and dated 1687, 65 x 32 x 44cm highThe joints are firm. No replacement hinges and originals are missing together with the lock

An 18th century oak coffer with carved panels on stile supports. H.67 W.145 D.62cm

AN IRISH MAHOGANY COFFER ON STAND 18TH CENTURY,in a classic design of the mid 18th century incorporating some of the most desirable Irish design features such as the carved frieze centred on a shell with trifid feet, 113cm high, 122cm wideProvenance: Glanmore Castle, Ashford Co. Wiklow, Family home of John Millington Synge

17TH & 18TH CENTURY COFFER

OAK COFFER

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY INLAID MAHOGANY COFFERWith twin panel front and ogee bracket feet, 107cm wide; 49cm deep; 52cm high

A 17th / 18th century oak coffer, width 129cm, depth 34cm, height 49cm. Condition - poor

An 18th century Dutch Colonial hardwood coffer, width 124cm, depth 48cm, height 59cm. Condition - fair

A GEORGIAN OAK PANELLED COFFER, width 130m x depth 58cm x height 66cm (condition report: multiple alterations, later front panel, historical scuffs and scratches, missing front left foot)

An early 18th century oak plank top coffer with iron pin hinges and later iron lockplate. 54cm by 84cm by 34cm. 

An 18th century and later carved oak coffer. 109 cm long.

An 18th century style antique oak Coffer, of small proportions, W 102 cm x H 52 cm x D 47 cm.

An 18th century paneled oak Coffer, of small proportions, W 97 cm x H 57 cm x D 52 cm.

A 17th century and later oak carved Coffer, paneled top over heavily carved base, the center panel depicting tree of life, W 123 cm x H 76 cm x D 57 cm.

An 18th century oak Coffer, of small proportions, the paneled top with pin hinges, above carved frieze and iron lock, W 97 cm x H 57.5 cm x D 49 cm.

A 19th century oak six plank coffer, with a hinged lid101w x 34d x 56h cm

An 18th century oak coffer, with a hinged lid116w x 46d x 58h cm

An 18th century carved oak coffer, with a hinged lid115w x 49d x 65h cm

An 18th century oak and inlaid coffer, with a hinged lid144w x 63d x 75h cm

19th century oak coffer panelled chest, raised on feet, H 70cm W 145cm, D 56cm

19thC Elm 3 Panel Coffer on straight supports with hinged top

EARLY 18TH C. JOINED OAK COFFER, four panelled front carved with lunette ornament, 140 (w) x 56 (d) x 68cms (h), ordinary used condition, losses, splits and shrinkage, inspection advised, together with, GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU, angled fall, inset green, tooled writing surface, fitted interior, arrangement of five drawers with oak boxes, ogee bracket feet, 112 (w) x 56 (d) x 112cms (h), stains and repairs, interior parquetry central door warped and loose, drop-flap brass hinges damaged, mouldings chipped, inspection advised (2)Provenance: private collection LondonComments: in description

LATE 17TH CENTURY JOINED OAK COFFER, hinged two-plank top above fielded panelled front and side, stile feet, 85 (h) x 144 (w) x 63cms (d), partial fading to sides, old cracks, plank top not fixed to case, inspection advised, together with, LATE 18TH CENTURY WELSH OAK 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, Richard Watkin (Merthyr Tydfil), 10in polished brass dial with Roman & Arabic numerals, the hood with swan neck pediment, plain narrow trunk and box base, 210cms (h), alterations, adaptions, restorations (2)Provenance: private collection Vale of Glamorgan

A late 19th century and later oak coffer/blanket box, of rectangular form, having panelled front with reeded supports and iron fittings, on stile feet, W134, D53, H60cm.

An old oak coffer, 114.5cm wide.

A good reproduction oak linenfold coffer, 96.5cm wide.

A late 17th century oak panelled coffer, 122.5cm wide.

A Late 18th Century Oak Three Panel Coffer, with carved frieze, 120cm by 54cm by 65cm

An 18th Century oak triple panel coffer with geometrical carvings and arcaded frieze to the facia, and with four panels to the top, 137cm wide

An early 18th Century oak coffer 55cm x 129cm x 44cm

A vintage carved oak coffer, 100 x 50 x 44cm.

A large 17th century rustic six-plank cofferWith iron strap hinges and lock hasp, raised on extended side timbers.179cm wide x 51cm deep x 73cm highCondition:Though sturdy, this piece shows general signs of age and use throughout including: Staining to the top and front boards;  front board warped at the bottom; loss to back right corner or top; Loss to bottom right corner of front board; hasp hinge strap missing some nails and starting to lift; chipping and scuffing to 'feet'; rebates inside the front and back boards suggest a missing candle box or other interior fitting.