Welsh oak box of dovetailed construction with an inlaid design in contrasting holly and bog oak, a style of decoration typical of South and West Wales, circa 1730

19" wide, 9" high, 10.25" deep
49 cms wide, 23 cms high, 26 cms deep

Welsh oak coffer, the front with three raised panels above a pair of drawers, inlaid in holly and bog oak in an unusually fine version of the flowing floral designs favoured along the south Wales coast,

Glamorganshire, circa 1750

55.5" wide, 36.5" high, 21.25" deep
141 cms wide, 93 cms high, 54 cms deep

Welsh oak coffer of small proportions, with raised and fielded panels,

Monmouthshire, circa 1690

44" wide, 18.5" high, 15" deep
112 cms wide, 47 cms high, 38 cms deep

Welsh oak panelled coffer raised on tall stile legs,

Carmarthenshire, circa 1720

40.5" wide, 29.5" high, 17.5" deep
103 cms wide, 75 cms high, 45 cms deep

Welsh oak coffor bach (miniature coffer) with inlaid decoration to the drawer and uunusual cabriole feet,

West Wales, circa 1740

16.5" high, 24.5" wide, 12" deep
42 cms high, 62 cms wide, 30 cms deep

Welsh oak coffor bach, the box section with rectangular lid over a stepped base with a single drawer raised over a plinth with an unusual and intricately fretted design,

Carmarthenshire, circa 1760

21.5" wide, 15.5" high, 11.5" deep
55 cms wide, 39.5 cms high, 29 cms deep