Inlaid Wood Boxes, Caskets, and Coffers in the Middle Ages and Renaissance

	Inlaid Wooden Boxes
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Octagonal box with geometric motifs, Mudejar Spain, 15th century A box from South Tyrol, c. 1450-1500 Casket with intarsia, southern Germany, c. 1486-1500 Casket with intarsia, southern Germany, c. 1501-1515 Coffer with ivory inlay, 16th century Italy (ascribed to the Embriachi workshop) Ebony coffer with ivory inlay, 16th century Italy Cabinet with marquetry, 16th century Spain or Germany Small trunk, second half of the 16th century (open, side, back, top) Box for toilet articles, Venice, 1575-1600 Writing box, Southwark, 1600-1615

Inlaid Wooden Boxes

Octagonal box with geometric motifs, Mudejar Spain, 15th century
A box from South Tyrol, c. 1450-1500
Casket with intarsia, southern Germany, c. 1486-1500
Casket with intarsia, southern Germany, c. 1501-1515
Coffer with ivory inlay, 16th century Italy (ascribed to the Embriachi workshop)
Ebony coffer with ivory inlay, 16th century Italy
Cabinet with marquetry, 16th century Spain or Germany
Small trunk, second half of the 16th century (open, side, back, top)
Box for toilet articles, Venice, 1575-1600
Writing box, Southwark, 1600-1615