1940s Chinese Red Lacquer Carved Gilt Wood Coffer/ Bench

Large Victorian Chinese Redwood carved coffer Commissioned by the previous owners Great Grandfather circa 1870s/80s to be housed in a Scottish Castle ...

Very good 18th century Italian carved pine coffer with good colour. 1760. Code: 9142 Dimensions: W: 67.5" (171.5 cm) H: 22" (55.9 cm) D: 22" (55.9 cm)

French carved Mahogany coffer, applied carved center panel with medallion, relief linenfold carved panels, fielded panel sides, and a graduated step base.

19th century Anglo-Indian chip carved coffer. Would make a wonderful log bin, 1890. Dimensions 35 inches (89 cms) wide 23 inches (58 cms) deep 29.5...

A charming antique Indonesian floral hand-carved wooden wedding chest. Hand-crafted in Indonesia in the early 20th century, likely the island of Madura or Java, this distinctive ch...

circa 1800s - Could be earlier either from a church or otherwise a sword coffer. Lovely dry condition and color. Would make a lovely bench/chest at the end of the bed or entryway. Ve...

This carved wood chest is in the Spanish colonial taste. It has domed hinged top and is raised on ball feet: Front, sides and dome, all, are heavily carved.

Antique fine quality Chinoiserie or Chinese brass bound/covered camphor wood chest or coffer. So rare and absolutely charming, would have been very expensive when new. Integral candl...

This is an 19th century English oak coffer chest, similar to what we in the states would describe as a hope chest. This particular chest has a lid tha...

A Spanish 18th century large size carved-wood coffer trunk. This Spanish trunk from the 18th century features a long rectangular-shaped top which rests above a beautifully carved case adorned with leaf motif moldings and geometrically designed panels with decorative accents within their centers. Front paw feet project out beneath the thickly molded skirt. The trunk's interior offers a large open storage space. This 18th century Spanish chest is an overall rich, brown color with beautiful aging throughout. The backside of this piece remains un-decorated, therefore best use would be against a wall, bed, or sofa. This 18th century coffer from Spain would be perfect at the foot of a bed, or within in a family/living room, with plentiful storage for blankets and pillows...