1700s Barock Round Lid Oak Wood Chest with Iron Decorations from Germany

William & Mary Partially Ebonized stained pine blanket chest of drawers New England, Circa 1700 The applied molded hinged top opening to view a well with three false drawers; the c...

19th Century Baroque Lid Chest, Chest Blacksmith Iron Early Solid wood decorated with rich wrought iron fittings.       

Large Dutch Oak blanket chest, ca 1700 Dutch oak blanket chest from the late 17th Century/early 18th Century. A large chest with swinging flap and an interior for lots of space an...

Oak Chest with Iron Fittings From the Late 18th Century We present you an antique oak chest with iron fittings. There is a chip in the front of the lid, which is visible in the phot...

This large chest stands on high legs prolonging the lateral jambs. Presenting a sober and severe appearance the chest still belongs to the Medieval tradition. The piece is made from very high quality Hungarian wood. The jambs are joined to the facade and the lateral sides thanks to pegged mortise and tenon securing a great stability and squareness between each parts. The upper lid is made of two joined parts and so is the facade. The ironwork is present all over the surface of the chest and brings both an additional stability to the construction as well as a rich decor. The lid is secured with hinges. Hinges also run all over the chest in horizontal and vertical lines, ending in a floral motif. The hasp lock is also very ornamental. Those chests always present important proportions especially when they are made early in the period. This model was very popular in Germany and stayed in vogue until the 16th century. However the feet Gothic decor...

an iron bound oak silver chest (storage box) from D.C. Rait & Sons, Glasgow, styled as goldsmiths with a Royal Warrent for Queen Victoria, "by appointment to her Majesty the Queen" m...