Late 18th Century Oak Box with Faux Drawers, Handles and Carved Scrolls

This English oak chest of drawers from the late 18th-early 19th century features a rectangular top with beautiful dovetailing. The chest is adorned with an exquisite geometric front,...

A French Restauration period walnut commode from the early 19th century, with three drawers, carved foliage and fluted accents. This French Restauration period walnut commode, crafte...

An English oak wedding coffer from the late 17th century, with carved rosettes and iron inlaid monogram. Created in England during the last quarter of the 17th century, this wedding ...

A French walnut commode from the 18th century with three drawers, carved apron and ornate hardware. This 18th-century French walnut commode is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and a wi...

A period 18th century flat top Danish Baroque dower chest or trunk in carved oak decorated with architectural porticos and dated 1735. Offers ori...

Found in England, this oak chest of drawers dates from approximately 1750. Four drawer oak chest has brass escutcheons (no key found) and wooden drawer knobs. Top two drawers are nar...

Based on the facing portrait cartouches on the front facade, this chest was most likely presented to a couple for their wedding in 17th-century Northern France. The oak wood has a deep brown patina that accentuates the hand-carved frontage, depicting a man (on the left) facing a woman (on the right), surrounded by scrolls and a sprawling foliate margent. A quarter-round edge embellishes the lid, which can be opened to reveal deep storage, including a 5 ½ inch tall side compartment. Several thin layers of molding can be seen on the low profile apron above small bracket feet. A chest like this would have been offered as a wedding dowry, most likely commissioned by the parents of the bride or possibly even by the husband himself. The chest would have been used to store valuables for the couple’s new life together, with the wrought iron handles on the sides allowing the chest to be easily transported. Our 17th-century wedding chest can be used functionally as a small storage chest for a bedroom or bathroom or displayed as a well-carved room...

Presenting an absolutely gorgeous and historic 17th century English carved oak dowry chest. Made of solid oak in England,...