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An 18thC Country Oak Bible/Deeds BoxOrigin: English Period: Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 Height: 13 inches Length: 29 inches Depth: 20 inches An honest and rustic antique oak box, with a sloping lid, that has a lip on the front edge on which books and documents can be rested. The lid is attached to the box with brass hinges, and opens to an interior of five pigeon holes. The front has its original iron locking plate, and the wood has a good colour and patina, and

The rest of the wholes are sound and of good size whilst bearing original cut stoppers

In overall good condition for its type

Depth: 15 inches (at base)

Savin was once used in an ointment or dressing for blisters

Torkoman rugs are handmade mostly in north-western and eastern Iran

It often had formalised

and a strong saline taste

above tapered legs

There is a clear maker's stamp 'Dryad Lester 30' on the underside

you would be hard pressed to find a more attractive and original example

Period: Late Seventeenth Century

which have some wear but are still attractive and most importantly being clearly decipherable