A Rare, Early Northern European Coffer c.1550

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A Rare, Early Northern European Coffer c.1550A Northern European Coffer c. 1550. The splendid single plank lid with moulded edge tops the gothic carved tracery enhanced front which features delicately carved floral roundels and arched carving. Reminiscent of the architectural vast arches and rose windows in the great Medieval Cathedrals. The front is divided into three panels by split turned column appliqus. Wear appropriate with age.

depth of colour and delicacy of form

it exemplifies the skilled metalwork and folk artistry of the Regency era

The piece is slim enough to use in a hallway or a small space

A beautiful pair of cast iron Handyside Urns on their original Aesthetic Movement composite plinths c

Oil paint and gesso on board

Each drawer front has a central panel of burr veneer flanked by shaped and moulded panels with bronze stud handles

Made from French Oak which has developed a beautiful greyish patina over many centuries and with intricate blacksmith made ironwork

Late 19th Century stone composite statue of a torch bearing maiden

4 Remount Depot

This drawing is the first in a series of direct observational pieces based solely on the nasturtiums

Worth noting on the top shelf the original brackets and fixings are still in place

The mirror is the original mercury glass