Henry VIII joined oak chest
- Period
- Circa 1530
- Origin
- England
- Dimensions
- W 52" × H 24" × D 21.75"
- Reference
- #Marh062
This piece has been sold. It is shown here for reference in our archive.
Description
Henry VIII joined oak chest, of panelled construction, the front carved with three panels, a central carved rose within a petal band and leafy spandrels, flanked by two fruit and leaf carved panels. The sides with two plain panels within a heavy moulded frame, the back panelled and plained for view. A near indentical cupboard from the same workshop was in the Nyetimber sale, Sothebys, lot number 1153 September 2001 and described as: A rare English oak livery cupboard, early 16th century.