An Antique English Charles II Carved Oak Coffer or Coffee Table

An Antique English Charles II Carved Oak Coffer or Coffee Table

Marsoni

M251S

$800.00

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An Antique English Charles II Carved Oak Coffer or Coffee TableA charming English oak coffer or blanket box of diminutive proportions. Early 18th century makes this an OLD piece of English oak. Lovely mellow dark oak patina with paneling on the front of the piece. Dovetail joints. Opens to reveal useful storage space. Solid in joint and ready to use. Country house look. Imported from England. Dimensions Height: 23" Width: 41. 5" Depth: 20"

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