ANTIQUE INLAID WELSH OAK COFFER from Carmarthenshire, circa 1770 with inlaid flowing plant forms emanating from vases and pinwheels The front of this particular coffer features four gothic shaped raised panels above a pair of drawers, attached to square panelled sides. The front is decorated with inlay patterns of the type associated with West Wales, the panels featuring flowing plant forms emanating from vases and pinwheels, the drawers having a chequered line terminating in lozenges Antique Coffers Antique Coffers with Carved Oak Welsh Inlaid Coffer welsh oak coffer with inlay and Coffor Bach Inlaid Mule Chests welsh oak coffer with panelled and Fretted Design Coffers Mule Friendly Society Lodge Chest Box with Noah and His Arc with an Array of Animals ANTIQUE WELSH COFFERS FOR BOTH THE MODERN AND TRADITIONAL HOME The one category that existed in relatively large numbers was the chest. There was a distinction between a chest and a coffer is now. This was probably also the case in English and French, although chest was often used for pieces with a flat lid raised on legs with coffer used for travelling boxes having a domed lid and flat base.

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