'Nonesuch' chest inlaid on the front with a domed and turreted building which was wrongly supposed to represent Henry VIII's palace of Nonesuch in Surrey. Chests likes these were made by immigrant German chest-makers or inlayers working in Southwark and Norwich, late (16th. A chess board and inlaid box for chess pieces are inside. The chest is shown open.
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