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Collection Item:
Chest
Basic
info
Collection
Decorative Arts
Object name
Chest
Object category
Furniture
Domestic and family life
Description
Oak coffer, planked on trestle ends. The hinged lid has scratched moulded borders and iron strap hinges. The front has similar moulded borders and a wide band of repetitive carved flutes.
Production date start
1600
Production date end
1650
Period
Tudor
Elizabethan
Stuart
Jacobean
Charles I and Civil War
More
info
Identification
Object number
YORCM : DA4677
Alternative number
T247
Number of objects
1
Classification code
2.41
Classification scheme
SHIC
ID
15000081
Physical Characteristics
Materials
Oak (Whole)
Dimensions
Whole width 152.0 mm
Production
Technique
Carved