17th Jacobean

A reclaimed oak and figured ash veneered refectory cocktail table, the rectangular planked and breadboard top above a figured ash apron, on turned legs and block feet joined by plain...

A remarkable and museum-worthy pair of extremely rare and attractive Jacobean carved oak chairs in lovely antique condition. Most likely made in England in the late-Jacobean period a...

The decorative painted ornamentation lends the piece a distinctly English country house character while the turned spindle supports and gateleg construction reference classic 17th-ce...

A pair of handcarved mid 17th century oak wall panels with a handsome, even patina and string for hanging. Each are of beautiful quality after more than 370 years and well-carved for...

Late 17th / Early 18th Century English Oak Joint Stool, c.1680–1720 A charming early English oak joint stool, dating from the late 17th to early 18th century, circa 1680–1720. Of pl...

A large 17th Century and later carved oak overmantle, consisting of two moulded front panels with intricate carved leaf and fluted decoration, carved figures and grotesque masks flan...

Well proportioned and versatile English Oak Dropleaf / Gateleg Table of oval form. Suited for various functions, it can be used as small wall-console, narrow end table or, with both ...

An important antique English Jacobean carved oak court cupboard, from the reign of King Charles I, dated 1630. The rectangular overhanging top with a carved arcaded frieze, to the ce...

A Rare Jacobean Portrait of Lady Elizabeth Wheeler (née Cole), 1623 Attributed to Cornelius Johnson (1593–1661) This remarkably rare early oil on panel, presented by Titan Fine Art,...

Good near pair of mid 17th century English brass candlesticks with slight variations in turnings, both with mid drip pan and flared base.

An exceptionally large example of a traditional wassail vessel turned out of lignum vitae. Due to the immense size, it has been turned in three parts. The bowl, stem, and plinth are ...

John Parkinson was the last of the great English herbalists and one of the first of the great English botanists. Here the pair of prints show mosses and lichen and the other of ferns...

A wonderful, timeless, early English Oak Demi-Lune Console Table, made around 1630 during the reign of Charles I, showing great patina and charming signs of use and age. The demi-lun...

Very similar to our previous listed Demi-lune Table, and could be used as its "Twin". This early English Oak Demi-Lune Console Table was made around the same time, ca. 1630, but show...

Large English Charles I Oak and Inlaid Court Cupboard, Yorkshire circa 1640, having a boarded top with a delicately carved edge above a leave-carved frieze, the upper part with turne...

Possibly 16th or 17th Century Carved Oak Standing Cabinet with primitive and rustic all over hand carved decoration. Both doors, with locks, a key and escutcheons open to reveal a s...

An antique mid-17th century carving of a neoclassical term fitted with a hook to the reverse ready for hanging. This is a handsome example of 17th century craftsmanship, possibly onc...

English Charles II oak 'Derbyshire' side chair with 2 arched horizontal splats above a plank seat & turned legs joined by stretchers (17th Century and Later).  

Unidentified Konstnär print, "James Duke of Monmouth." Date unknown but purchased at estate with 17th and 18th and 19th century items.

Very good 17th century oak sidetable with stretchers and bobbin turned legs, single full width drawer with brass dropper handle, excellent colour, in overall original condition. 28"...

An impressive early wainscot oak chair with paneled back and arched crest featuring elaborate carving of two stylized peacocks holding keys above intertwined chain borders around a c...

This is an antique Caernarvon map. An English, framed engraving of the historic Welsh county, dating to the 17th century and later, circa 1610. Superb cartography reproduction of C...

An antique oak center table having a rectangular top with rounded corners over a narrow apron with integrated shaped corner brackets. The table rests on barley twist turned legs abov...

Rare early 17th century English ash three-leg turner's or "thrown" chair (so called because almost all elements are turned on a lathe - thrown as in the way clay is manipulated on a ...

Superb 17th century oak lowboy, single full width drawer and two smaller side drawers, brass handles, original lock, excellent colour and condition. 28" high 28.5" wide 19" depth Y...

A large early English bog oak paneled back settle, circa 1680. Of generous proportions, with a series of railed panels on back and carved elements above, shaped downward sloping arm...

A strikingly impressive, versatile and extremely rare, narrow antique Jacobean-style light oak Court Cupboard in wonderful condition. Made in England, most likely in the 1870s at the...

English round top oak table with undershelf that doubles as chair seat when top is folded back, metamorphically speaking. Wonderful sunbleached surface to top and patinated dark bog...

Rare Charles II carved and gilt wood mirror, the rectangular plate surrounded by carved branches, fruit and sunflowers, surmounted by a cresting featuring a central putto with traili...

An occasional table with turned ciruclar top on single Solomonic column support and turned base with three bun feet - painted in a striking green gloss some time ago. Possibly yew wo...

The time-honored, carved barley-twist leg design, which originated in the 17th-century’s Jacobean and William & Mary periods in England, would blend in comfortably amid a rustic décor.

This piece has the design of a 17th century Jacobean piece, and has been very well executed.

This piece is made in the 17th century Jacobean style but we date the stool to the late 19th century, made in the English Arts & Crafts period of the late 19th century.

Designed by Sir Joseph Paxton and George Henry Stokes, in the 19th-century revival of late 16th and early 17th-century Elizabethan and Jacobean styles called Jacobethan.

This is a beautifully carved 17th century oak chair. The back of the chair has a lovely carving of grapes and vines.

17th century Jacobean English chair. Beautifully patterned antique velvet upholstery on original 17th century wooden frame.

A 17th century Jacobean oak coffer having a plank top above a panelled front with a frieze carved with arcading; raised on stile feet.

Jacobean style carved oak cradle, outside of the headboard is carved: I W BOR and dated JEN 18 1685 with peg construction.  

Superb 17th century Jacobean (1603-1625) oak dresser base.

Beautifully carved Antique oak chest, carving typical of C17th English country furniture. The chest has pegged construction typical of the period, nails on the hinges have been repla...

A particularly fine Jacobean gold, sapphire and emerald cluster ring, dating to the early 17th century.

English Crewelwork Panel The linen ground worked in coloured wools Depicting Indienne Palampore Tree of Life design Dating from 17th century Part of a set of bed curtains from an E...

This is a joined English oak refractory table with lots of lovely hand carvings along the apron. The legs are hand-turned and show beautiful wear and tear along the base.

Mid-17th century lead bronze mortar. English, Whitechapel, City of London, circa 1630-1650 The deep rimmed mortar cast with a scrolling floral pattern under the lip, the body with...

An English Crewelwork Hanging The crewelwork dating from the mid 17th century (circa 1650) A tree of life design .Worked in naturally dyed wools Professionally re lined, interlined...

A handsome early dark oak server from the British Jacobean period. Potbord base with fielded, or carved inset panels on the three drawers, typical of the period. Original brass tea...

A superb example of a 17th Century English coffer. Having a planked lid, the front with a finely carved top rail, lozenge panels and stiff leaf stiles. All the carving is well exe...

Small mid-17th century oak document box, Salisbury, circa 1650-1660. The chamfered single plank lightly moulded top above a boarded box, with characteristic Salisbury twin oval ...

A rare mid-17th century oak writing box, decorated with lunettes, gouges and punchwork.

An early 17th Century Oak Coffer of good colour and condition. The panelled front having a lunette carved top rail with lozenge panels, the rails with a scratch mould and punched dec...

A 17th Century armchair from the Somerset region in superb original condition and of a fabulous colour. Having a shaped crest, a boldly carved quatrefoil panel, shaped arms leading t...

A rare 17th Century Oak Coffer, carved with a checkerboard pattern and retaining the original ebonized areas to highlight the carving. Wonderful colour and patina, hinges original. ...

Mid-17th century Oak and Inlaid armchair, English, Gloucestershire, circa 1640-1660 The unusual scroll shaped and diaper carved cresting centred upon a palmette above bold chevron i...

A late 17th century oak moulded chest of drawers with carved panels to the ends. This chest of drawers consists of a three plank top with a moulded edge leading down to four long mou...

An oak "Turners" chair dating from circa 1650. The seat of triangular form and with various profusely turned spindles and supports. These chairs, typical of the 17th centur...

A good 17th century oak credence table. This table has a triangular base with three boldly turned legs, a rear gate with two smaller turned legs which support the fold over top. This...

A good transitional oak coffer, combining the earlier planked construction with the more sophisticated panelled method for the front. Top rail carved with interlocking lunettes, thre...