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Collections > Furniture > Chest
Chest
Oak, with carved decoration, of pegged construction with linenfold carving on front panels. At each end of the chest inside are channels showing the position of old herb boxes. Size: Length: 174 cm; Height: 73 cm; Width: 56 cm
Place: England
Object Type: chest
Actual Date: c. 1487
Century: 15th century
Material: Oak
Museum Accession Number: 1974.106.3/FW
