Chest With A Hinged Lid

We are delighted to offer for sale this early 19th century elm blanket box. This antique country chest, blanket box has a nice patina, the condition is very good can be used as coffe...

CURVED LID CHEST ORIGIN : SPAIN PERIOD : EARLY 16th CENTURY, CA. 1500 Height : 49 cm Length : 106 cm Depth : 42 cm Softwood Wrought iron, nails, hasp lock This fine...

A bench with armrests and a hinged lid in the seat. A chest with a hinged lid.

A good antique 18th century George III mahogany mule chest, coffer, circa 1780. This very attractive and all original Georgian chest chest having a lift up hinged lid providing lots ...

The hinged lid with hand-forged iron strap hinges enclosing a generous storage area for clothing or bedding, to the left is a lidded candle till with a hand-forged lock and two small...

It features a lift-top lid with iron hinges and a decorative latch, often used as a coffee table or storage chest.

Other decorations include brass handles along the sides and hinges between the lid and top. The interior is fitted with 6 vertical compartments.

The three fielded panels above the drawers have a crisp and distinctive shape across their tops. The hinged lid opens to reveal an open interior. Outstanding color and patina.

The painterly execution combines graphic precision with subtle surface variation, lending depth, texture, and visual intrigue. The chest is rectangular in form with a hinged lid, of...

The painted finish has a desirable weathered distressed patina as seen in photos with an aged country English provincial farmhouse aesthetic. The chest opens to reveal a clean natura...

The hinged lid allows easy access, while its sturdy construction ensures lasting durability.

Constructed in pine, the chest features a long, low rectangular form with a hinged lid, designed for practical storage aboard ship while doubling as seating or a berth base in tight ...

The chest retains its original iron strap hinges, locks, and handles, all contributing to its strong period character.

Description: Silver jewelry box in the shape of a chest inlaid with monarchy coins and a hinged lid.

Large leather and iron bound travel chest, very rare in its dimensions Late 15th century, Northern France Dimensions: h.103 cm, w. 178 cm, d. 77cm ( (H. 40.55 in, w. 70.08 in. d. 30....

Description: Silver box in the shape of a chest with Turkish-style engravings and a hinged lid.

Description: Silver box in the shape of a chest with reliefs and applications with a hinged lid.

An attractive piece with dental molding details under a hinged lid. The front of the chest is simply carved and decorated with a carved central bullseye.

Resting on short bracket feet, the chest is topped with a hinged lid that opens to a practical storage compartment, making it as functional today as when first created.

A charming early Queen Anne period oak box coffer dating from circa 1710 constructed in the form of a small three-drawer chest. This compact coffer opens from the top, the hinged lid...

There is damage to one hinge, this has had some later screws added. The lid opens and closes well, and is not loose.

This décor is interrupted in a unusual manner by blue painted stripes running along the sides. This four-hinged lid opens thanks to a traditional brass lock to reveal a black lacquer...

Crafted from camphor wood, known for its aromatic properties and durability, the chest features a rectangular lid that opens with the aid of a brass lock and two rear hinges.

The highest quality Brusso Brass hinges have been hand chisseled into place, and have a special stop fitted which allows the lid to stay safely open.

Ralph Cahoon Decorated Pine Two Drawer Blanket Chest with Family and Museum Provenance, mid 1930s, a late 18th or early 19th Century New England pine blanket chest with hinged rectan...

Description: Jewelry box, in smooth silver with chest-shaped grooves and a lion figure in perfect shape on the hinged lid.

The lid, with two panels, is attached to the chest body with long hand-forged iron hinges.

It lifts on long iron strap hinges to a deep storage well with a lidded candle box on the left.

The lid is supported by substantial iron strap hinges that extend right down the back of the chest.

A bold ogee molding is pegged onto the edge of the top of this handsome trunk.. The top lifts on iron strap hinges, to reveal a deep storage well with a lidded candle box on the upp...

Its solid, rectangular form is accentuated by finely dovetailed corners, showcasing the artisan’s skill in joinery. The chest’s lid opens to a spacious storage area, ideal for safegu...

Open on the interior and with a hinged wooden prop to hold the lid open.

Blending traditional old world European furniture with bold contemporary style, the original antique coffer / trunk / blanket chest, circa 1875, having a hinged top that lifts open t...

The piece features a straightforward plank construction with a hinged lid and simple iron hardware, reflecting a utilitarian approach rooted in rural craftsmanship.

The form is simple and well balanced, with a hinged lid fitted with original hardware and side handles designed for transport.

Description: Small silver filigree jewelry box in the shape of a chest with clasp and hinged lid. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese.

The top is highlighted by a bulging moulding. The lid is secured through finely worked hinges with a vegetal decor.

Scandinavian mid 19th century painted pine strongbox circa 1840. Good quality rustic swedish pine strong box, painted in black with original metal strap work. Flat top which makes i...

The ornate escutcheon includes a key to operate the working lock. Its lid–decorated with iron rosettes at the front corners–opens on hand-forged iron hinges to a deep and wide compar...

There're the remain of the iron rings to attach the shoulder belt, and the remain of a pair of hinge for missing lid to cover the drawers during travel.

Two iron hinges secure the lid and wrought iron handles are positioned on the blank lateral panels at each end of the chest.

With untouched deep patina, showing wonderful characterful wear as expected. The lid is mounted on the original hand‑forged iron loop hinges.

The lid is connected with iron strap hinges. The lock is missing.

This beautifully crafted piece showcases exceptional workmanship likely of Central or Eastern European origin with its detailed chip-carved patterns and folk-inspired motifs — includ...

The painted finish in subtle tones of ochre, charcoal, teal, grey, burgundy, and green over the toned wood. The chest is fitted with a hinged lid, a projecting plinth base, and suppo...

This handcrafted wooden storage trunk showcases rich natural grain, warm honey tones, and traditional paneled detailing that highlight the quality of the oak. The chest is fitted wi...

The front features intricately carved, stepped ornamental panels and a central arched portal panel framed by turned spindle pilasters with a iron keyhole escutcheon. The chest retain...

Storage trunk by Kai Kristiansen for Aksel Kjersgaard, c.1960s, Denmark. The teak chest features a brass hinged lid and brass lock with key.

It is the most beautiful warm wood tone with beautiful patina from age and use. The hinged lid opens to reveal a huge storage area. Trunk is very well made, solid and HEAVY.

The rectangular form is anchored by a flat lid and reinforced corners, while the front and sides are adorned with original iron hardware, riveted brackets, hinges, and a central lock...

A 16th-century Henry VIII English Oak Linenfold Chest, circa 1540, is a rare example. Made from solid oak boards, the chest features a four-panel lid retaining its original iron stra...

The clever design is an adaptation on the coffer, adding convenient drawers on the bottom for quick access to smaller items. Its lid opens on hand-forged iron hinges to a deep and wi...

Hand-forged iron strap hinges secure the lid, and the interior retains its original darkened patina from centuries of use.

An 18th century painted chest from Sweden, likely a marriage trunk, displaying a particular Scandinavian folk art style of joyful polychrome illustrations.

Town hall chest. Walnut wood. XVII century. Rectangular carved chest of walnut wood, with a flat lid, and simple decoration on its fronts with smooth moldings of different widths.

The front panel has rich hand carved Gothic geometric patterns. The chest closes with a lid and its original forged hinges, the key is not available.

This large and handsome painted dovetailed trunk commemorates either the birth or marriage of Agatha Taster in 1831. The ground is in shades of sang de boeuf paint. On the top this...

Monumental star-shaped key plate with original key, feet on the front with carved coat of arms rosettes Dimensions: height 73 cm, width 146 cm, depth 63 cm The lid plate was previ...

Crafted in select teak stocks, showing fine grain interest and warm caramel hues Robust brass strapping to the corners, presenting bright golden tones Lid secured with a pair of long...

A very attractive antique 'Zanzibar' teak and brass stud work with copper overlay dowry chest, circa 1850. A fine quality antique Zanzibar dowry chest, the hinge lidded chest is pr...