Iron chest called "corsair" or "Nüremberg" from the 17th century

Chest called "corsair" in iron clad and riveted, 17th century
Under the lid, we discover a lock with complication activated by seven bolts and covered with a finely chiseled counterplate, as well as a small box inside opening thanks to a second key.
This robust chest is equipped on the sides with large carrying handles, twisted in the middle.
The facade is adorned with a false keyhole in the center of a decoration of four stylized fleur-de-lys.
Very nice original keys.

Dimensions
L. 73 cm x D. 36 cm x H. 41 cm

Region of Nuremberg - Germany
Lock in working order
17th century