Two wrought-iron caskets, probably Flemish late Gothic, 16th century

together with an oak and wrought-iron mounted money box, probably German, 18th/19th century

Wrought iron caskets: in overall good condition, minor dents, marks and scratches, the larger with typical light surface corrosion, each with key, locks in working condition. Money box: in overall good condition, minor dents, marks and scratches, minor losses to the extremities (especially to upper border and lock area). Some typical splits due to dryness. Small compartment to the interior probably later. Lock in non-working condition, no key. Inside cover with old inscription and date 1833.
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