James I carved oak coffer

Marsoni

M251S

$2910.50

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James I carved oak cofferA superb James I carved oak coffer; of boarded construction the one piece top opens to reveal a candle box in the right hand end; the front boldly carved with three large roses separated by palmettes and with a lunette border above and a guilloche motif below; unusually the coffer retains its original apron which is carved with a lunette motif. This early coffer is in an exceptional state of preservation; the lock is original, the hinges are original

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These are very sturdy plates; you don't have to worry about them folding up on you, but you can't put too much on them either, they are small plates. They are 6 inches, but the center of the plate is 4 inches, think one burger bun size. Pretty much Tapas and snacks, these would be excellent for what they were labeled as intended for.....Birthday's, Wedding's, and Office Parties. With a 500 count you definitely would not have to worry about running out. Despite their size these are very durable plates, and you don't have to worry about throwing them in the microwave and scrapping up parts of the plate afterwards for a meal like lasagna which says a lot.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024