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Medal cabinet, Attributed to William Vile (British, Somerset 1700/05–1767 London), Attributed to John Cobb (British, ca. 1715–17
Medal cabinet, Attributed to William Vile (British, Somerset 1700/05–1767 London), Attributed to John Cobb (British, ca. 1715–1778 London), 1760–61, British, Mahogany, Overall: 79 × 27 × 17 1/4 in. ( × × cm), Woodwork-Furniture, Attributed to William Vile (British, Somerset 1700/05–1767 London, Attributed to John Cobb (British, ca. 1715–1778 London), This medal cabinet, with 135 shallow drawers that can accommodate more than six thousand coins and medals, is one of two cabinets that probably formed the end sections of a larger piece of furniture, called His Majesty's Grand Medal Case
Size: 3371px × 5570px
Photo credit: © Artokoloro / Alamy / Afripics
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