Are these drawers from the seventeenth century?

Many examples date directly to the seventeenth century and the Charles II period, constructed with traditional oak framing and hand-cut joinery. Other pieces originate from later revival periods or the Georgian era, adopting the same distinct moulding styles.

What wood are these pieces made from?

Oak serves as the primary timber across the vast majority of these chests and dresser bases. Walnut, fruitwood, and oyster veneers appear as supplementary materials on specific geometric drawer fronts. Metal components incorporate brass for drop handles and iron for internal fixings.

How do I care for an oak chest?

Keep wooden furniture away from direct heat sources and sudden humidity changes to prevent timber movement. Dust gently with a dry cloth and avoid modern silicone polishes. Allow the natural wax or oil finish to maintain the surface over time.

What is a two-part chest?

A two-part chest consists of an upper and lower cabinet stacked together to form a single tall storage unit. This construction method helped transport heavy timber furniture safely. Each section retains its own structural frame.

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These jacobean geometric moulding drawers combine 17th-century craftsmanship with striking geometric drawer fronts, offering authentic storage for period interiors.

Charles II Oak Geometric Chest of Drawers | Two-part | C1680

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Charles II Oak Geometric Chest of Drawers | Two-part | C1680

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