Charles II Furniture

Charles II period (1630-1685) oak and walnut chest of drawers, or commode. Retaining old waxed surfaces of very good rich color and patination. With typical geometric drawer fronts and side runners, confirming a late 17th century date of c 1680. Walnut panel inserts to the drawer fronts. Retains its original stile feet and the base with its original bold moulding. Brass key escutcheons...

A 17th century, Charles II, Jacobean oak geometric chest of drawers of great colour & patina. Rectangular planked top with moulded edge above two small and three long graduated oak l...

Beautiful pair of men's leather riding boots with stretcher inserts created from maple. Boot is 11.5 x 4 x 18 H. Great for display. Leather is still soft. Soles were well worn.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this really quite lovely hand made in England 17th century side table or stool Please note the delivery fee...

A Charles II Beadwork Fragment, circa 1650. Depicting a huntsman, with a horn and staff, directing a dog in pursuit of a deer. Various trees and forest animals in the background, Fr...

A fine English pre-William-and-Mary, circa 1680 Charles II period side table of rectangular form, the moulded-edge parquetry top inlaid with olivewood 'oystering' within geometric st...

A 17th Century oak backstool from the South Lancashire/ North Cheshire region. Having a shaped and carved crest, a panel carved with a central daisy flanked by styilsed tulips. The u...

A late 17th-century English Walnut and Elm chest of drawers, circa 1680. An Exceptional chest with superb colour and patina . The chest has four long drawers with brass pair drop ...

An excellent example of a moulded turned leg dresser from the Charles II period. Having a two piece top above three geometrically moulded drawers, the framing is decorated with appli...

A rare true set of original 17th-century dining chairs/back stools, circa 1670 . These chairs showcase a fabulous colour and patina and unique design adding to their character and ch...

Sturdy Charles II oak rectangular stool with incised edge, peg construction, baluster form turned legs conjoined with a box stretcher. Initialed "HT" on top of one leg. Dimensions: 2...

A wonderful Charles II Carved Oak Coffer Circa 1670, with three front plain panels sitting below a carved foliage freeze. Initialed TR on each side of center lock with a two plank hi...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this stunning, late 17th century, hand caved 1684 lift top writing work table traditionally used for bible s...

An extremely rare 17th-century early Charles II carved oak child's coffer of diminutive proportions. The lift-up lid opens on the originbal hinges. The frieze is crisply carved wi...

A fine and rare mid-17th century ebony veneered architectural table cabinet of diminutive proportions, circa 1640. Augsuerg. The moulded ebony veneered cabinet is surmounted with a...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this stunning mid 17th century circa 1660 original Welsh Anglesey settle bench stamped JJ to the front Ple...

Antique English oak trestle table, with beautiful patina, in the Charles II 17th century style. It has a rectangular top above plain friezes. There are shaped brackets to the undersi...

A pair of rare and fine Candlesticks dating to the 17th Century. Resting on circular bases which give rise to upper circular wax drip cups which rise upwards in undulating columnar f...

A 17th-century English oak geometric chest of drawers, circa 1680. A nice quality chest and boasting a warm colour and patina ...

A wonderful Charles II carved oak coffer /mule chest, circa 1680. The chest of fabulous colour & good original condition, the chest having a hinged lid with the original iron 'snipe'...

A wonderful Charles II early country oak stretcher table Circa 1680, pegged and molded rectangular three plank top, the rails with sunken fillet mo...

A fine 17th-century Charles II nicely proportioned oak chest of drawers. It features a rectangular planked top. The chest has 2 short and two long drawers, lined with oak, brass drop...

A stunning mid 17th century, Charles II period, large solid oak double gateleg dining table. The oval plank oak top above bold barley twist turned uprights with matching twin knuckle...

Antique English carved oak refectory dining table, circa 1680. A fine and large oak refectory table from the reign of King Charles II and the restoration of the monarcht after the En...

Charles II rectangular sturdy and weighty stool with exposed peg construction, incised edge, decorative carved apron, turned legs conjoined with a box stretcher. Dimensions: 18" W, ...

The Charles II period design incorporated a French influence. Furniture was often characterized by elegant carvings with a focus on reliability and usefulness. This dresser has been ...

A Charles II Oak Chest of Drawers Late 17th/Early 18th Century. Great piece in both traditional and contemporary settings. Height 35 x...

An important Charles II silk embroidered looking glass from the third quarter of the 17th century (1662-1675) England. The impressive and rare looking...

A 17th-century Oak Charles II Refectory table, dating from 1660-1685, comfortably seats six people. It features turned legs with side and centre stretchers and a solid four-plank oak...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this super rare and highly collectable suite of twelve original Copper plate engravings dating to 1643 by Ioachimus Sandrart after the original by Joachim Von Sandrart the Elder depicting the months of the year These are a suite that will never come up for sale again, dating to 1643 they are 381 years old, the copper engraving print outlines clearly visible, each piece signed to the bottom left Ioachimus Sandart Pinxit and to the bottom right what looks like I Suijderhoef jculjit These are a highly coveted and important suite of mid 17th century prints, they wouldn’t look out of place in the finest library or museums The condition is perfect, they are mounted with full margins, on museum board with golf leaf slips and hand made 22ct gold leaf side edges Dimensions each Height:- 53.5cm Width:- 43.5cm Depth:- 2cm Please note all measurements are taken at the widest point, if you would like any additional or specific measurements please ask Joachim von Sandrart (12 May 1606 – 14 October 1688) was a German Baroque art-historian and painter, active in Amsterdam during the Dutch Golden Age. He is most significant for his collection of biographies of Dutch and German artists the Teutsche Academie,[1] published between 1675 and 1680. Sandrart was born in Frankfurt am Main, but the family originated from Mons.[2][3] According to his dictionary of art called the Teutsche Academie, he learned to read and write from the son of Theodor de Bry, Johann Theodoor de Brie and his associate Matthäus Merian, but at age 15 was so eager to learn more of the art of engraving, that he walked from Frankfurt to Prague to become a pupil of Aegidius Sadeler of the Sadeler family. Sadeler in turn urged him to paint, whereupon he travelled to Utrecht in 1625 to become a pupil of Gerrit van Honthorst, and through him he met Rubens when he brought a visit to Honthorst in 1627, to recruit him for collaboration on part of his Marie de' Medici cycle. Honthorst took Sandrart along with him when he travelled to London. There he worked with Honthorst and spent time making copies of Holbein portraits for the portrait gallery of Henry Howard, 22nd Earl of Arundel. Making all of those copies only served to arouse more curiosity in the young adventurer, and in 1627 Sandrart booked a passage on a ship from London to Venice, where he was welcomed by Jan Lis (whose Bentvueghels bent name was "Pan"), and Nicolas Régnier.[4] He then set out for Bologna, where he was met by his uncle on his mother's side Michael le Blond, a celebrated engraver. With him, he crossed the mountains to Florence, and from there on to Rome, where they met Pieter van Laer (whose bent name was "Bamboccio"). After a few years he undertook a tour of Italy, traveling to Naples, where he drew studies of Mount Vesuvius, believed to be the entrance to the Elysian fields described by Virgil. From there he traveled to Malta and beyond, searching for literary sights to see and paint, and wherever he went he paid his way by selling portraits. Only when he was done traveling did he finally return to Frankfurt, where he married Johanna de Milkau in 1637. Afraid of political unrest and plague, he moved to Amsterdam with his wife in 1637. In Amsterdam he worked as a painter of genre works, and portraits. He won a very good following as a painter, winning a lucrative commission for a large commemorative piece for the state visit by Maria of Medici in 1638, which hangs in the Rijksmuseum. This piece was commissioned by the Bicker Company of the Amsterdam schutterij, and shows the members posing around a bust of Maria of Medici, with a poem by Joost van den Vondel hanging below it. The state visit was a big deal for Amsterdam, as it meant the first formal recognition of the Dutch Republic of the seven provinces by France. However, Maria herself was fleeing Richelieu at the time and never returned to France. This piece cemented his reputation as a leading painter, and in 1645 Sandrart decided to cash in and go home when he received an inheritance in Stockau, outside Ingolstadt, he sold his things and moved there. He received 3000 guilders for 2 books of his Italian drawings, that according to Houbraken were resold in his lifetime for 4555 guilders. Though he rebuilt the old homestead...

Pair of Charles II style drop leaf tables with peg construction, pull out supports, fluted and splayed legs conjoined with a box stretcher. Dimensions: 21 1/4" H x 20 1/4" W x 9 1/...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this super rare pair of totally original 17th century circa 1640-1680 French Caquetoire armchairs with ornat...

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. A thin molded top over two...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this super rare suite of four totally original 17th century circa 1640-1680 French Caquetoire armchairs with...

A very well made Oak Tavern Table with peg construction, turned supports and stretcher base. With a smooth time-softened hand, solid construction and great age patina. Dimensions: ...

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...

Charles II flip top side table or stool with planked hinged lid secured with exposed carter-pin type hardware, interior lid and box lined with old newspaper, carved apron, exposed pe...

Pair of High Quality Circa 1900 Charles II Carved Walnut Sofas with Tan Mohair Upholstery all in very good condition. With eight-way hand-tied coil foundation springs, heavily carved...

A small Table Stand with fine and deeply turned legs, stretcher base, three plank top and carved apron with scroll accent. The table is very well made and exhibits a fine Golden colo...

17th-century English , Lantern Clock, by the historically important London clock maker Ignatius Huggeford... It is worth highlighting that Ignatius Huggeford held the distinction of...

A good antique English 17th Century country oak refectory or serving table, circa 1680. The table dates from the reign of King Charles II, referred to as the Restoration period after...

A Rare 17th-Century Charles II Carved Oak Writing or Desk Box, Circa 1660. England. The box opens on the original butterfly hinges to reveal a fitted interior of three oak-lined dra...

The Rare and Important 17th Century Spring Driven Table Clock by the Celebrated Maker, Henry Jones. Provenance dating back to 1745. Owned by Captain Alexander Raitt A very rare an...

The quadruple-panelled back with stylized fleur-de-lys carved top-rail, the downswept open-arms on column-turned front supports, embracing a hinged boarded seat, over a quadruple-pan...

Large 18th Century Heavy Iron Fire Back, Andirons and Grate This is an Early Very Heavy Large Fire Back Matched with an 18th Century Pair of Iron...

A good 17th Century drop leaf table of small proportions having a fantastic colour and patina. Having bobbin turned legs, moulded stretch...

Antique fine quality Charles II revival C1920 oak and elm writing desk or dressing table. Solid heavy, no loose joints and no woodworm. Full of age, character and charm. The oak l...

A very pure mid 17th Century joined oak centre table. Having a two piece cleated top, four gun barrel turned legs, scratch moulded rails and plain stretchers. Unusually the scratch m...

ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE OAK COFFER A country-made piece with charming folk art style carving depicting stylised flowers, fans and geometric patterns. Originating from the West Country, En...

An Extremely Rare Charles II Confit Box Made, Most Probably, in London circa 1670, Maker's Mark of M With a Crown Above This very rare piece is circular in form and plain in design ...

A very fine antique King Charles II, English Restoraion Period carved oak settle, England, Circa 1680. This settle is from the period of the Restoration of the English monarchy under...

An Important Charles II Tankard and Cover Made in London in 1681 by John Duck This extremely fine piece is of a large tapering cylindrical form with a reeded skirted base. The side...

A good Charles II silver trefid spoon by john King and hallmarked in London in 1683 with a plain rat tail. It has an oval bowl with a thick gauge ...

A magnificent Antique Charles II Lidded Tankard with a traditional straight sided tapered body. The Tankard has an large engraved armorial opposite a substantial scroll handle. The 17th century Tankard...

A Charles II walnut elbow chair with foliate carved scrolling arms. The rectangular back and seat covered in modern needlework authentically styled to the period.

A magnificent pair of vintage solid sterling silver wine goblets, a good size, each standing 5 1/2" tall and a hefty weight, a combined 591 Grams or 19 Troy Ounces. In the Charles I...

This is a digitally remastered World Map Conjuring up the golden age of exploration, from an original 1642 double hemisphere map of the world. It...

- EXCEPTIONALLY, RARE, MUSEUM QUALITY PIECE, THE COWDRAY PARK KNOLE SETTEE, INVENTORY NUMBER D2029 - Supplied by Lengyon & Co, the pre-eminent maker, to ...