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however rather oddly the lock receiver has not been changed to match the lock mechanism thus the writing box cannot lock
A truly stunning and well executed work from the 18th century period
signed and dated 1984
The top craved flower decoration to one chair has warped with age (please see photographs)
please note that the key does not work within the lock but is included for completeness
Intricate Norwegian Small Oval Tine Box, c.1920. Lighting however rather oddly the lockA oval Norwegian oval tine or pantry box of small proportions, circa 1920. Traditional tine boxes (pronounced teen ah) originated in Norway and examples have been found in the remains of Viking ships as early as 840 A. D. They were used for storing valuable possessions, grains, meat, or anything that needed to be secured. These boxes come in all shapes and sizes, can be plain or highly decorated, painted or intricately carved. They were often made as
