17TH CENTURY FRENCH OAK MARRIAGE COFFER

17TH CENTURY FRENCH OAK MARRIAGE COFFERA charming 17th Century French provincial oak coffer, from Anjou in the Isere region. The trunk features a distinctive undulating moulding and a small pedimented escutcheon surrounding the lock. No key. Raised on block feet, the coffer retains a rich , time worn patina. A lovely honest piece that that works beautifully as storage, a blanket chest, or a statement piece in a hallway, bedroom or living space. Circa: 17th Century Origin: France Condition:

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