Dickinsons Antiques has dated this Inlaid Oak Mule Chest to the 17th Century.
The piece is of solid construction with a good two-piece top.

It retains the original ring hinges, clean drawer linings, interior, and back. Almost all of the original marquetry and inlaid banding are still in place.
Elizabethan in character, a style that continued within the prosperous 17th-century cities of Leeds and Halifax. For similar examples of mid-17th-century inlaid furniture attributed to Yorkshire, see the Shibden Hall Collection, Halifax, West Yorkshire.
Dickinsons Antiques has dated this Inlaid Oak Mule Chest to the 17th Century.
Dealing in early oak and country furniture since 1958.
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