Casket - Driven brass - repoussé technique

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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

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Description from the seller

Antique Old-Dutch brass coal bin / firewood chest with richly repoussé relief scenes – circa 1900

Offered: a beautiful and characterful antique coal bin (turf or firewood chest) executed in a rich Old-Dutch style.
This decorative piece is made from a wooden base, completely clad with repoussé brass plates that feature very detailed reliefs.
The front and sides display lively, artisanally worked tavern and peasant-scene tableaux reminiscent of the masterworks of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish masters.
Even the sloping lid is fully adorned with a detailed relief scene.
This type of chest was used around the turn of the century (19th/20th century) beside the fireplace or stove to store fuel elegantly.
Today it is a fantastic, atmospheric decorative piece for both classical and eclectic interiors; it is clean on the inside due to the absence of an inner tray, and can therefore be used as a firewood bin, toy box, newspaper bin, or unique storage chest.

The chest is in a beautiful antique condition.
The brass has developed a lovely deep patina over the years, which adds extra depth to the relief details.
There are normal signs of aging and use (such as light scratches, tiny dents, or discolorations consistent with its age) that contribute to its historic character.
See the photos for a full and accurate personal impression of the condition.

Height at the front: 36 cm Height at the back: 46 cm Depth: 35 cm Width: 55 cm

Antique Old-Dutch brass coal bin / firewood chest with richly repoussé relief scenes – circa 1900

Offered: a beautiful and characterful antique coal bin (turf or firewood chest) executed in a rich Old-Dutch style.
This decorative piece is made from a wooden base, completely clad with repoussé brass plates that feature very detailed reliefs.
The front and sides display lively, artisanally worked tavern and peasant-scene tableaux reminiscent of the masterworks of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish masters.
Even the sloping lid is fully adorned with a detailed relief scene.
This type of chest was used around the turn of the century (19th/20th century) beside the fireplace or stove to store fuel elegantly.
Today it is a fantastic, atmospheric decorative piece for both classical and eclectic interiors; it is clean on the inside due to the absence of an inner tray, and can therefore be used as a firewood bin, toy box, newspaper bin, or unique storage chest.

The chest is in a beautiful antique condition.
The brass has developed a lovely deep patina over the years, which adds extra depth to the relief details.
There are normal signs of aging and use (such as light scratches, tiny dents, or discolorations consistent with its age) that contribute to its historic character.
See the photos for a full and accurate personal impression of the condition.

Height at the front: 36 cm Height at the back: 46 cm Depth: 35 cm Width: 55 cm

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
20 kg
Style subtype
Arts & Crafts
Brass type
Driven brass
Title additional information
repoussé technique
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Brass, Wood
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
46 cm
Width
55 cm
Depth
35 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910, 1910-1920, 1920-1930
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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