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A Small 17th Century Oak Hutch.
For sale by Dickinsons Antiques
for sale €3,218     $3,493
£2,750
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A Small 17th Century Oak Hutch.

17th century
Description

A rare Charles II Oak Hutch or Aumbry cupboard of an unusually small size. Having a two-piece top with a bold dentil mould underneath, raised panels to the front, and decorated with split turnings. In excellent condition, retaining the original iron hinges and all the original oak boarding.

Circa 1680.

Date of Manufacture

Dickinsons Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Hutch to the 17th Century.

Independent Date Check ID 09403164
Dealer's Item Date17th Century
Sellingantiques Date17th Century
Sellingantiques agingItem 325-370 years old
Test ResultsPassed dating check
Why Sellingantiques dated this piece to THE 17TH CENTURY:
Pegged mortise-and-tenon joints: solid early joinery secured with hand-shaped wooden pegs.
Broad adzed horizontal backboards: timber shaped across the grain with early hand tools.
Wrought-iron butterfly hinges: hand-forged hardware fastened with rosehead nails.
Applied split-spindle turnings: decorative woodwork fashionable on Charles II furniture.
Druce and Company metal label: documented history in the London antique trade.

This is an independent date report produced by Sellingantiques using its own proprietary system. The process uses the photographs shown on this page. The system is never told the date the dealer has declared. This report shows that the two dates corroborate.

Physical Dimensions
Height
124cm (48.82")
Width
106cm (41.73")
Depth
48cm (18.90")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1200452
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Description
A rare Charles II Oak Hutch or Aumbry cupboard of an unusually small size.
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Having a two-piece top with a bold dentil mould underneath, raised panels to the front, and decorated with split turnings.
Dickinsons Antiques

In excellent condition, retaining the original iron hinges and all the original oak boarding.

Circa 1680.

Date of Manufacture

Dickinsons Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Hutch to the 17th Century.

Independent Date Report ID 09403164
Dealer's Item Date17th Century
Sellingantiques dating17th Century
Sellingantiques agingItem 325-370 years old
Test ResultsPassed dating check
Why Sellingantiques dated this piece to the 17th Century:
Pegged mortise-and-tenon joints: solid early joinery secured with hand-shaped wooden pegs.
Broad adzed horizontal backboards: timber shaped across the grain with early hand tools.
Wrought-iron butterfly hinges: hand-forged hardware fastened with rosehead nails.
Applied split-spindle turnings: decorative woodwork fashionable on Charles II furniture.
Druce and Company metal label: documented history in the London antique trade.

This is an independent date report produced by Sellingantiques using its own proprietary system. The process uses the photographs shown on this page. The system is never told the date the dealer has declared. This report shows that the two dates corroborate.

Height
124cm (48.82")
Width
106cm (41.73")
Depth
48cm (18.90")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1200452
Dickinsons Antiques
Dickinsons Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2020

Dealing in early oak and country furniture since 1958.

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A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding.
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Archive I A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding.

A Small 17th Century Oak Hutch.

Archive II A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View II
Archive III A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View III
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Archive V A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View V
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Archive VII A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View VII
Archive VIII A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View VIII
Archive IX A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View IX
Archive X A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View X
Archive XI A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View XI
Archive XII A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View XII
Archive XIII A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View XIII
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Archive XVII A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding. View XVII
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Dickinsons Antiques

Dickinsons Antiques
Telephone 01756 748257 or 07971 958303
Location
The Estate Yard
West Street
Gargrave
North Yorkshire
BD23 3RD
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/dickinsons
Verified Since Oct 2020
Items For Sale 75
Items Sold 250
Dickinsons Antiques
Dickinsons Antiques
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Location: The Estate Yard, West Street, Gargrave, North Yorkshire, BD23 3RD, United Kingdom
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A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding.
A small 17th Century Oak Hutch.
Ref: SA1200452
A dark oak 17th century hutch featuring panelled doors, hand-forged iron strap hinges, applied split turnings, and top edge dentil moulding.
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  • ObjectCupboards & Cabinets
  • Period17th century
  • StyleJacobean
  • MaterialOak, Iron
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsSplit turnings, Strap hinges, Dentil moulding, Fielded panels
  • SizeH 124 cm (49 in) x W 106 cm (42 in) x D 48 cm (19 in)

This small seventeenth-century Jacobean oak hutch or aumbry cupboard stands at 124 cm high, 106 cm wide, and 48 cm deep, making it a practical storage piece for a dining room, hallway, or living space. The timber exhibits a dark brown colour and a warm polished finish across its two-piece top, raised fielded panels, and original oak boarding. The cabinet displays hand-forged iron butterfly strap hinges, applied split turnings down the stiles, and a dentil moulding beneath the upper edge. The facade incorporates multiple panelled doors with keyhole escutcheons and vertical upright accents. The rustic farmhouse aesthetic suits traditional or period interiors where compact architectural cabinetry is required for everyday organisation. The sturdy wooden construction sits on straight upright feet, demonstrating period joinery techniques typical of Charles II craftsmanship.

FAQs

A 17th century oak hutch is an early form of wooden storage cabinet produced during the Jacobean and Carolean periods in Britain and Northern Europe. Originally built to store food, bread, or household linens, these pieces featured solid joined oak frames, raised panels, and hand-forged iron fittings.

Furniture from this era was constructed using hand-riven oak with mortise and tenon joints held together by wooden pegs rather than metal screws or glue. Panels were fitted into grooved frames to allow the timber to expand and contract with environmental changes.

Authentic period pieces exhibit signs of hand-planing on untrimmed reverse surfaces, peg construction showing uneven wear, natural timber shrinkage across the grain, and original hand-forged iron hinges or latches.

A dark oak hutch functions well as a focal storage piece in an entryway, dining area, or living space. Positioning the piece against crisp neutral walls highlights the rich patina and geometric panel work without overwhelming contemporary schemes.

Keep the timber away from direct heat sources and radiator units to prevent excessive drying and cracking. Maintain the surface patina by applying a natural beeswax polish once or twice a year and dusting regularly with a dry microfibre cloth.
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