Antique Framed Indenture, English, Vellum, Document, 17th Century, Dated 1671 Afternoon Tea Prow dressed with a gilded

Prow dressed with a gilded figurehead and the ship's nameplate

Leather-covered display surface with leaf and foliate detail

Raised upon an ebonised display stand

cast white metal maritime relief with hand-painted finish

This is an antique haberdashery cabinet

Antique Framed Indenture, English, Vellum, Document, 17th Century, Dated 1671 Afternoon Tea Prow dressed with a gildedOur Stock # 18. 9565 This is an antique framed indenture. An English, vellum document in modern frame, dating to the 17th century and later, dated to 1671. Issued in three parts, indentures were legal documents cut with wavy edges, meaning two copies could be matched for authenticity. This wavy shaped cut, known as toothed gave part of the document's name the indenture. The third part the tripartite indenture would remain with the court once an