Antique English Blanket Chest

Charming Georgian mule chest, with a three-panel fascia and superb form Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good, original order English oak stocks, displaying fine grain inter...

This is an antique bible box. An English, oak chest on stand, dating to the 17th century and later, circa 1690. Captivating William & Mary period chest meets bespoke Victorian stand...

An English Georgian period oak mule chest from the early 19th century, with lift top, three drawers and brass hardware.

This fine oak chest was crafted in England around 1700 and stands as a beautiful example of the solid yet stylish furniture of the period. The front is richly decorated with geometri...

This antique oak chest, dating from the early 17th century, is a remarkable example of early European craftsmanship, combining strength with refined decorative detail. Made entirely ...

This beautiful antique chest was crafted in England at the end of the 18th century. The chest is entirely made of solid oak wood. Its front features three recessed panels with two dr...

We are delighted to offer for sale this sympathetically restored, 1642 Charles I / Jacobean, hand carved English oak coffer, trunk or chest This piece is stunning, its hand carved t...

An English two-toned wrought iron and wood sea chest from the 18th century mounted on custom metal base. This captivating English two-toned wrought iron and wood sea chest from the 1...

English oak Tudor style trunk, 18th century. With a two board rectangular top with molded front and side edges the front with 3 carved panels, paneled sides.

circa 1770 18thC English Oak Coffer sku 1934 W92 x D32 x H46 cm Weight 17 kg

Early English Oak Coffer on Stand. Small lift-top chest, can be placed on its stand, or directly on the floor to be used as seating, carved front featuring prominently a Tudor Rose. ...

Lovely antique trunks or blanket chests with brass hardware and handles all intact..... a wonderful nautical moment..... sold separately or together but price individually ($2800/eac...

18th Century English Oak Coffer with iron ring hinge, iron lockplate (no key), and bootjack legs. Consistent with age, this piece has a warped top with a large crack along the cente...

Very good early 18th Century English oak lidded box in the form of a chest of drawers, the hinged top over a configuration of false drawers having half round molded dividers with ori...

A charming English country folk art painted pine trunk or blanket chest, hand-decorated with an architectural façade resembling a grand Georgian manor country house on the front and ...

18th century small English oak coffer circa 1790. 3 fielded panels to the front each flanked by a beaded decoration. Good colour and patina, lid opens on original hinges to reveal s...

circa 1720 Early 18thC English Oak Carved Coffer An exceptional example sku 1939 W131 x D62 x H64 cm Weight 44 kg

Pay homage to sporting history with this charming vintage hand-painted wooden trunk commemorating the legendary British Thoroughbred, Eclipse. Celebrated as the greatest racehorse of...

Good 17th century English oak two paneled coffer, the planked flat top over heavily carved stiles and rails, the two panels with carved arches, the whole with excellent color and pat...

An English 17th century oak boarded and joined clap front coffer or ark chest with later replacement hinged lid. Beautiful dark colour and deep patination throughout original structu...

Early 18th century inlaid & carved coffer or lift top trunk, English. Coister carving across frieze beneath the well molded lift top and incorporated in elongated stop fluting form i...

This is a classic British leather-bound Campaign Trunk that was created in China at the beginning of the 19th century. The trunk is constructed of camphor wood; leather bound and det...

English Charles II carved oak marriage coffer, dated 1684. Three paneled chest, top rail hand carved with initials and marriage year: 'MI, 1684'. A plain plank lift up top with open...

Serpentine-shaped ottoman, mid-19th century, English, Victorian, with mahogany skirt and feet and upholstered in burgundy leather This handsome ottoman is really practical offering ...

This interesting period trunk, circa 1680-1700 is constructed of wood that has been banded in iron then covered with embossed leather and brass tacks and spandrels creating a decorat...

With its clean lines, nicely carved décor and weathered appearance, this English oak wedding coffer circa 1689 will make for a great blanket chest placed in a bedroom or a storage un...

Rare antique English Pine original hand painted faux grain Deacon's trunk. The interior reveals the old steel strap hinges and a deacon's box. Please note the original faux grain ...

English oak Jacobean hinged coffer with a carved molded edge top, three decorative carved panels consisting of pinwheels, diamonds, foliage motif and resting on the original squared ...

Exquisitely carved and well preserved Medieval England dowry coffer. Remarkable decorative "palm-arched" reliefs on the facade echo the design on the drawer at base (a rare feature)....

An English oak blanket chest from the late 18th century, with faux drawers and carved scrolls.

This is an antique military trunk. An English, camphorwood chest or blanket box, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

An English carved oak trunk with bottom drawer, circa 1820-50's. This antique trunk from England features an exquisitely hand-carved front facade with geometric shaped panels, and ad...

Charming folk art 19th-century country English pine blanket chest or box featuring a Georgian manor house facade on the outside.

Charming folk art 19th-century country English pine blanket chest or box featuring a Georgian manor house facade on the outside.

Clothes, documents and valuables would be stored inside while folded blankets would be placed on top during the day (which explains why it is called a "blanket chest" in English).

Clothes, documents and valuables would be stored inside while folded blankets would be placed on top during the day (which explains why it is called a "blanket chest" in English).