Antique Carved Oak Box

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Magnificent carved oak box/tea caddy incorporating flemish carved panels from the 17th century. Inside the box there are 3 labels giving a brief history of the component parts of the box. Description as follows. The top inside and the four inside sides of this box or tea chest are made from the panelling of the room in fotheringay castle in which the unfortunate mary queen of scots was beheaded, february 8, 1587. The bottom of the box is a part of the door of the celebrated star chamber at westminster. For the genuineness of these woods, read sir charles liptrop's letter to william plamer, esq, of tavistock street, covent garden, also till's book, page 102, strype's letter to bowditch, and adamson's account to me which is my possession. C. Matthews
Date17th Century : CARVINGS 17TH CENTURY. DimensionsHEIGHT 7", DEPTH 8.25", WIDTH 14.50" ConditionEXCELLENT Codeas059a494 PriceSorry this item is sold .Price Confidential StatusSold SellerLiz and Malcolm Foley Telephone01829 782316Non UK callers :+44 1829 782316 Emailmalcolm.foley48@btinternet.com

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