Late 17th Century English Oak Geometric Chest / Cupboard
A late 17th-century English oak geometric chest from the Charles II / Jacobean period, with a rich dark patina and substantial joined construction. The front is defined by deep mitred geometric mouldings, including central diamond and labyrinth-style motifs.
Constructed in solid quarter-sawn oak with heavy stiles and rails, exposed wooden pegs and trunnels, drop loop handles and escutcheons, and plinth-style block feet.
Origin: England
Period: Late 17th century / Charles II / Jacobean period
Materials: Solid quarter-sawn oak; wrought brass/iron hardware
Dimensions:
Width: 148 cm
Depth: 57.5 cm
Height: 81 cm
Condition: Good antique condition consistent with age. Visible age-related shrinkage splits along the top plank, historic surface wear, warm oxidized patina and period interior construction with age related wear. No key