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Charles II Inlaid Two-part Chest
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Charles II Inlaid Two-part Chest

17th century
Description

Circa 1680. An oak walnut and inlaid two-part Charles II chest of drawers. The solid oak top in well grained oak with lovely colour and patination, the configuration of four various full-length drawers, each of the drawers are double fronted. The top narrow drawer with walnut facing and chequered inlay, elegant brass escutcheon and cast brass and pierced pear drop handles with an elegant back plate. The larger drawers beneath have raised panel facings, with oysters of walnut intersected by wonderful string inlay all centered with a cast brass handle. The sides with framed pilasters, moulded and in walnut, the sides of the chest are paneled and it retains its original back, beneath the bottom drawer there are further mouldings and the chest rests on stout bracket feet.

Physical Dimensions
Height
105cm (41.34")
Width
107cm (42.13")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Declaration

Georgian Antiques has dated this Charles II Inlaid Chest to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1050132
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33032
Description
Circa 1680. An oak walnut and inlaid two-part Charles II chest of drawers.
The solid oak top in well grained oak with lovely colour and patination, the configuration of four various full-length drawers, each of the drawers are double fronted.
Georgian Antiques

The top narrow drawer with walnut facing and chequered inlay, elegant brass escutcheon and cast brass and pierced pear drop handles with an elegant back plate. The larger drawers beneath have raised panel facings, with oysters of walnut intersected by wonderful string inlay all centered with a cast brass handle. The sides with framed pilasters, moulded and in walnut, the sides of the chest are paneled and it retains its original back, beneath the bottom drawer there are further mouldings and the chest rests on stout bracket feet.

Height
105cm (41.34")
Width
107cm (42.13")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this Charles II Inlaid Chest to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1050132
Dealers Internal Ref
33032
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Archive I A Charles II period two-part oak chest of drawers decorated with geometric walnut marquetry panels and brass teardrop drop handles.

Charles II Inlaid Two-Part Chest

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A Charles II period two-part oak chest of drawers decorated with geometric walnut marquetry panels and brass teardrop drop handles.
Charles II Inlaid Two-Part Chest
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A Charles II period two-part oak chest of drawers decorated with geometric walnut marquetry panels and brass teardrop drop handles.
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Furniture from the Charles II period, spanning 1660 to 1685, reflects the Restoration style following the English Civil War. Pieces from this era often feature elaborate geometric mouldings, floral or parquetry wood inlays, brass drop handles, and decorative panel construction.

Chests from this period were primarily framed in solid carcase oak, often utilising contrasting secondary woods such as walnut, fruitwood, or cedar for decorative veneer and marquetry inlays. Cast brass or iron was used for keyhole escutcheons and teardrop handles.

Authentic pieces typically demonstrate two-part carcase construction joined by wooden dowels or runners, side-hung drawer grooves rather than bottom runners, hand-sawn timber marks, and original wrought iron or cast brass fittings showing age-related patination.

Incorporate the chest as a focal point against modern plaster walls, pairing the deep wood tones with minimalist ceramics, modern task lighting, or neutral linen textiles to balance historical depth with modern functional design.

Preserve the finish by dusting with a dry microfibre cloth and applying a high-grade beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year. Keep the item away from direct heat sources and high humidity fluctuations to prevent wood movement and veneer lifting.
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