Vintage view: Coffers
IT APPEARS dark, Mediaeval and pregnant with dastardly possibilities in almost every Agatha Christie screen adaptation.
Generally, it’s staged on the first landing of the staircase in the great country house. It furnishes that void at the bottom of a towering Georgian window, feet planted in an Oriental runner supporting a vase of drooping tea-roses.
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