17th Jacobean

Hutton-Clarke Antiques is delighted to present a compact Jacobean oak chest of drawers dating back

A wonderful and rare oak 17th century Jacobean period child's chair. Having a finely carved back

mouldings to the drawers are typical of a mid-17th century Jacobean design, as are the carved baluster legs

A 17th/ 18th Century Jacobean chest on bun feet.

James I's queen, Anne of Denmark. Gheeraerts' portraiture in the Jacobean era is said to be

This is one of the loveliest handcrafted 17th c cabinets. The carvings are beautifully done with

office. The table is in excellent condition. Most of the Jacobean furniture was constructed out of oak

An incredible 17th century walnut refectory table. The top is a single plank of walnut of the

Magnificent English early 17th century Jacobean period dowry chest rendered in English oak in it's

Chairs were very special in the late 17th century. Most people were sitting on joint stools. This

A EARLY 18TH CENTURY POSSIBLY LATE 17TH CENTURY JACOBEAN TABLE WITH DRAWER, BACK OF DRAWER HAS BEEN

A particularly small mid 17th Century Carved Oak Court Cupboard, the lunette carved canopy with

This lovely example of late 17th or early 18th century Jacobean chest is in fantastic condition

A late 17th century oak gateleg table of an excellent original colour and patina: good top with two

A 17th Century English Oak Refectory table. The rectangular top above a later carved frieze, on

An English oak stretchered side table with drawer, 17th century, circa 1640.

An unusual Small Scale English Oak and Elm 17th Century Three Drawer Chest, Circa 1680.

A 17th Century English Jacobean Stretchered Low Table, c. 1660

An early English carved oak document or bible box, of rectangular form, the front and sides carved with semicircular stylized rosettes, the interior of the hinged lid retaining earl...

CHARLES I, OAK & INLAID COURT CUPBOARD Yorkshire, England, Circa 1630 The frieze gauge carved to three sides, raised on baluster and reel-turned end-columns, enclosing two recessed ...

The panelled cabinet with two cupboard doors featuring double S-scroll carved panels, below further carved panels with large lunettes and stylised leafage, with original iron butterf...

Charles I to Commonwealth period oak joined table stool, with the rare feature of original sliding circular secondary top. The stool base with rectangular top, above lunette carved f...

Oak enclosed chest of drawers, the three plank top with a moulding to three sides above a long drawer decorated with geometric mouldings. The two doors decorated with geometric and w...

Rectangular hinged top with three carved archways across the front, carved guilloche decoration overall including the legs, rails, apron, and sides; raised on stile legs.

Oak and walnut chest of drawers in two parts (splits below the second drawer), the three plank top with applied, mitred moulding on three sides, fitted with four long drawers all dec...

A rare Charles II Norwich silver tankard, by Arthur Haslewood II, slightly tapering on moulded foot, the flat hinged domed cover with bifurcated thumb-piece, with tubular scroll hand...

Jacobean two-part 17th century oak chest of drawers, circa 1660. The rectangular top with moulded

A 17th century English beadwork embroidery with floral and animal motifs, circa 1680. From the

Rare small mid-17th century fruitwood chip carved sloped, lidded box. Having Gothic style

Song of Solomon 1-2. Title. "The Rose of Sharon" (2:1); with: Ecclesiastes 12. First edition. Second issue. 1611 King James 59-line folio, "She" variant, printed in 1611 as a partial...

Charles I Oak 'H' stretcher bench of medium size. The plank top bench with plain frieze rails joined by inverted baluster turned uprights and original central stretcher, with invent...

Charles I Oak Three-Tier Buffet, English, East Anglia, circa 1630. With deep moulded upper rail flanked by applied floral paterae above bold bulbous cup and cover supports, the mid...

A Charles II carved oak joint stool; the stool's top with chamfered edges above a frieze boldly carved with quatrefoils, raised on ring turned legs united by moulded stretchers.  

style of 17th C Jacobean and is a dramatic look. Carved on the front as seen but also on both sides

, reflecting the 17th C. Jacobean influence. Most unusual, this dresser has ten drawers with the top eight

A wonderfully small sized English 17th century paneled oak chest, of rectangular form, the paneled

English oak refectory table with balustrade turned legs, stretcher base and two long drawers, circa 1680. Fully pegged construction and warm original patina. Expected wear from a pe...

Two English Jacobean style joint stools in carved oak, 17th century with later elements, perfect as

James I's queen, Anne of Denmark. Gheeraerts' portraiture in the Jacobean era is said to be

Large tapestry panel depicting the sacred heart and the crown; finely tent-stitching of a heart and a crown, surrounded by light color flowers and bows. The ecclesiastic cloth/tapest...

Fabulous refectory table with a single 27" wide oak plank top on top of baluster turned legs. All totally original from c. 1680.

An early 17th century English joint stool. One of a near pair.

Song of Solomon 7-8. "Love is Strong as Death". First edition. Second issue. 1611 King James 59-line folio, "She" variant, printed in 1611 as a partial correction to the "He" variant...

JOB 1:1-4:19. Title. "God, Job, and Satan". 1638 King James Bible, Cambridge first edition folio. Printed in Cambridge, England, by Tho. Buck and Roger Daniel, printers to the Univer...

Matthew 1:1 - 3:17. "The Birth of Christ". FIRST/ONLY EDITION. 1613 King James 72-line folio

An early 17th century boarded coffer with a beautiful natural patina. Original nailed up boards

Charles I Oak Joined Stool, Gloucestershire, circa 1630-1640. The moulded plank top above tapered baluster cup and cover turned legs joined by lunette carved frieze rails, with pl...