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William & Mary Yew & Maple Chest of Drawers
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William & Mary Yew & Maple Chest of Drawers

17th century
For Sale by Hesketh Antiques
Description

A very fine and rare William & Mary Yew and Maple chest of drawers, circa 1690.

The chest has two short drawers over two long drawers standing on classic turned bun feet and original hardware.

Physical Dimensions
Height
89.5cm (35.24")
Width
96cm (37.80")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Declaration

Hesketh Antiques has dated this William and Mary Chest to the 17th Century.

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SA1188019
Description
A very fine and rare William & Mary Yew and Maple chest of drawers, circa 1690.
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The chest has two short drawers over two long drawers standing on classic turned bun feet and original hardware.
Hesketh Antiques
Height
89.5cm (35.24")
Width
96cm (37.80")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Date of Manufacture

Hesketh Antiques has dated this William and Mary Chest to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1188019
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Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2025
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A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet.
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Archive I A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet.

William & Mary Yew & Maple Chest of Drawers

Archive II A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View II
Archive III A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View III
Archive IV A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View IV
Archive V A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View V
Archive VI A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View VI
Archive VII A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View VII
Archive VIII A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View VIII
Archive IX A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View IX
Archive X A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View X
Archive XI A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View XI
Archive XII A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View XII
Archive XIII A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View XIII
Archive XIV A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet. View XIV
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Lamberts Lane
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West Sussex
GU29 9DH
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Location: The Old Coach House, Lamberts Lane, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DH, United Kingdom, , Shop hours:, Friday and Saturday 11:00 - 16:30, , Or by appointment.
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A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet.
WILLIAM & MARY YEW & MAPLE CHEST OF DRAWERS
Ref: SA1188019
A late 17th-century William and Mary chest of drawers crafted from yew and maple featuring geometric inlaid panels, teardrop brass handles, and turned bun feet.
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  • ObjectChests of Drawers
  • Period17th century
  • StyleWilliam & Mary
  • MaterialYew, Maple, Brass
  • ColourWarm Amber
  • MotifsBun feet, Teardrop brass handles, Geometric inlay, Crossbanded drawers
  • SizeH 89.5 cm (35 in) x W 96 cm (38 in) x D 53 cm (21 in)

This seventeenth-century William and Mary chest of drawers originates from the English Country House tradition. The piece stands on turned bun feet and features teardrop brass handles alongside geometric inlay and crossbanded drawer fronts in warm amber yew and maple. The timber displays rich natural figuring across the drawer fronts and central panels, accented by brass keyhole escutcheons. Measuring 89.5 cm high, 96 cm wide, and 53 cm deep, this chest provides functional surface space and storage capacity. It serves as a practical storage unit for a bedroom, hallway, or living space, accommodating folded clothing, linens, or everyday items while bringing traditional period character to an interior.

Originating in late 17th-century England, William and Mary style furniture features Dutch and Flemish influences, including intricate veneers, geometric marquetry, double-arch mouldings, turned bun feet, and teardrop brass drawer pulls.

Chests from this period were commonly built with solid pine or oak carcasses veneered in native timbers such as yew, walnut, maple, and fruitwoods, complemented by brass drop handles and iron locks.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut dovetail joints, thick hand-sawn wood veneers, oak or pine drawer linings, original brass drop handles with backplates, and turned bun feet joined with wooden pegs.

Place the piece against a contemporary or dark accent wall to accentuate its rich wood grain, paired with modern ceramics or minimal table lamps to create a contrast between historic patina and modern design.

Maintain stable humidity levels to prevent veneer lifting, dust regularly with a soft dry cloth, and apply a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year to protect the original finish without using silicone spray cleaners.
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