Late 17th Century Oak Chest Of Drawers

English chest of drawers, Charles II, late 17th century, made of blond oak and left un-stained, which gives this commode a striking, unique "honey" color.

Late 17th to early 18th century Charles II oak chest of drawers, English, circa 1700, having a rectangular two board top, four drawers with geometric molding and brass tear drop pull...

Italy / 17th century / chest of drawers / oak, bronze / Renaissance A distinguished 17th-century Italian Renaissance chest of drawers, crafted in richly patinated oak and adorned w...

Beautifully aged William & Mary chest of drawers, hand-crafted Late 17th-Early 18th Century.

Outstanding 17th century English Charles II oak chest with drawers of varied sizes with bold geometric patterned paneled fronts, paneled sides, brass teardrop pulls, raised on carved...

A Charles II Oak Chest of Drawers Late 17th/Early 18th Century.

Charming 17th-Century Charles II Jacobean Geometric Chest of Drawers with Superb Patina A wonderfully characterful late 17th-century Charles II Jacobean oak geometric chest of dra...

Charming 17th-Century Charles II Jacobean Geometric Chest of Drawers with Superb Patina A wonderfully characterful late 17th-century Charles II Jacobean oak geometric chest of dra...

A superb late 17th-century antique Jacobean oak chest of drawers fabulously crafted and full of period character.

Charming 17th-Century Charles II Jacobean Geometric Chest of Drawers with Superb Patina A wonderfully characterful late 17th-century Charles II Jacobean oak geometric chest of dra...

A rare late 17th century carved oak enclosed chest. The top section with two short and one long drawer disguised with unusual carving featuring dental mouldings, pierced scrolls, geo...

* 1890s English Jacobean Revival Carved Oak Chest of Drawers with Brass Pulls This exceptionally handsome late 19th-century English Jacobean Revival oak chest of drawers (circa 189...

With exceptional proportions, remarkable visual presence, and a rich, well-developed patina, this chest is a superb example of late 17th-century craftsmanship.

A rare 17th-century oak and pine Urushi Nanban-style Japanese export chest, originally crafted for the Portuguese market, is a remarkable artifact. It features seventeen drawers and ...

An exceptionally rare, mid-late-17th century, oak, bone and ebonized chest of drawers with enclosed upper section In two sections.

Charles II period (1630-1685) oak and walnut chest of drawers, or commode. Retaining old waxed surfaces of very good rich color and patination.

A stunning Chest of drawers from the late 17th Century. 17th Century The chest having an arrangement of 2 over 3 Oak lined drawers.

England, ca. late 17th century. A fabulous antique Jacobean or Charles II style chest on stand.

English Charles II Oak and partly stained 17th Century Commode Made ca. 1670 likely in Dorset, the thin two-board top over four drawers, the drawer fronts accentuated by red and blac...

A fine late 17th century fitted oak, walnut, and fruit wood chest.

Period William and Mary yew wood and yew veneered chest of two over three drawers, the top with oval and heart inlay and solid thumb molded edge, oval string inlaid work on each of t...

A 17th Century William and Mary Olive Oyster Chest of Drawers Circa 1690, England Rather attractive and unusual late 17th century olive oyster chest of drawers, circa 1685, England.

A museum quality, English, Late-Renaissance, cedar enclosed chest of drawers with exceptional snakewood, walnut & oak with an architectural or façade front This is the most so...

English Jacobean oak chest on later stand, chest fitted with four graduated drawers, on stand with baluster supports with block stretchers.

A 17th Century William and Mary Olive Oyster Chest of Drawers Circa 1690, England The two short over three long oak lined graduating drawers, veneered throughout in finely figured o...

Fine and rare Charles II period (1660-1685) oak chest on frame with etched mother of pearl and bone inlay, the top with molded edge over alternating narrow and deep drawers flanked a...

This striking antique French Chevet combines the deep storage capacity of a traditional coffer with the elevated stature of a console table. It showcases distinctive elements of trad...

A fine and extremely rare 17th century William and Mary baroque olive oyster chest on stand or 'table box', circa 1675-1690. The exquisitely designed top, cross-grain moulded an...

An English early-18th century oak geometrically-panelled chest on chest, ca 1710-1720. Queen Anne / George I-period. NB. This is an interesting example of a transition from the lat...

This is a large antique mule chest. An English, carved oak coffer, dating to the late 17th century, circa 1700.

This two drawer oak chest on stand from Germany features the geometric panels common in furniture in Germany, England and the Netherlands during the mid to late 17th century, except ...

Fine William and Mary period oyster veneered chest of drawers, the top decorated in an unusual pattern of scrolls and hearts over an oyster patterned ground, in walnut and oak with o...

A superb Louis XVI style gilt-bronze and black lacquer commode inspired by Jean-Henri Riesener’s celebrated model for Queen Marie-Antoinette. It features a veined red brèche Basque m...

This fantastic two-piece 17th-century oak cupboard was made in Antwerp, Flanders, circa 1680.

English Jacobean style (17th Century elements or later) oak chest of drawers with 4 geometric fronted drawers above an apron on bracket feet.

A key form of Dutch furniture in the 17th century was the cabinet, a taller furniture item that had replaced ground-level medieval chests.

The Schapp gained increasing popularity in the late 17th or early 18th century and took the place of the bridal chest. 

They worked in the foremost region for fine furniture production in the late 17th and early 18th century, St Pauls Churchyard, London.

Starting in Italy, acanthus decorations on Baroque furniture became fashionable in the late 17th century. At the same time, the doubling of cushion and coffered fillings came from th...

Starting in Italy, acanthus decorations on Baroque furniture became fashionable in the late 17th century. At the same time, the doubling of cushion and coffered fillings came from th...