An early C19th English primitive oak salt box, raised on four shaped legs and retaining its original hinged lid. This wonderfully characterful piece has developed a rich, time-worn patina, with visible tool marks and surface wear from generations of practical use.
 
Originally made for storing salt, it works beautifully today as a small stool, side table or decorative storage box. The lid opens smoothly to reveal a generous interior. The original hook is no longer present, which is entirely typical for pieces of this age and type.
 
Structurally sound and full of authentic country charm, it is a sculptural and versatile example of English vernacular furniture, ideal for kitchens, boot rooms or layered interiors.
 
Measurements:
Height: 32.5 cm
Width: 38.5 cm
Depth: 25.5 cm