14th Jan, 2022 9:30 GMT/BST
A Joined Oak Chest, late 17th century, the later hinged lid enclosing a vacant interior above three arched and carved panels between applied pilasters, 124cm by 50cm by 71cm
Sold for £180
Estimated at £150 - £250
The rear legs are weak as they have been spliced and repaired. The lid has some decay to the front corner (see images). Front-right leg also with spliced repair (see images). Lid also has some general scuffs and scratches, etc.
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Auction: Townhouse: Property From the London Residence of a Lady of Title, 14th Jan, 2022
Townhouse: Property From the London Residence of a Lady of Title
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