An iron strongbox

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LIM
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This type of chest was manufactured in the 16th and 17th centuries in Nuremberg, Germany.
 
The lid of the chest has an intricate locking mechanism, often with a hidden keyhole.
 
The locking mechanism was covered on the inside by a carved and engraved cover plate.
 
Iron chests were used for storing money and important documents at home, in churches and on ships.
 
This chest is in original condition, with antique painting and the original key.
 
Germany, 17th century.
Name
An iron strongbox
Categories
Boxes & Cases
Origins
Germany
Periods
17th Century Antique 17th century
Measurements
Height: 38 cm, Width: 73 cm, Depth: 39 cm
Reference
LIMA100706
LIM
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Founded in 1990
Artlistings seller since 2015

Located in Den Haag
The Netherlands

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