17th century English oak chair
This generously proportioned English Oak Wainscot Chair dates from the latter half of the 17th Century. It is of good colour and patination and stands well. Beautifully simple, original carving to the top rail and light decoration to the top of the arms.
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17th century English oak chair
A well proportioned 17th century antique oak coffer. The antique oak coffer has a three panel hinged lid (retaining its original hinges) which opens to reveal a generous sized interior. To the front of the antique oak coffer are beautiful detailed carvings. Raised on stile feet. Item Ref; M-4078 . DIMENSIONS: Height – 64cm / Width – 108cm / Depth – 52.5cm . CONDITION REPORT: In good antique condition throughout with some signs of age. There is surface wear in places including age-related marks, scratches, stains and shrinkage splits to the lid (pictured). There are marks, scratches, dents and fading to the wood around the sides, front and back which adds to its characteristics and does not affect the overall integrity of the item. There is evidence of historic woodworm, however this is now long gone and has since been fully treated as a precaution. The antique oak coffer remains structurally solid and sound. Overall, a good example of 17th century antique furniture. Our carpenter inspects, repairs, and restores our items, so you can have full confidence that what you buy from us is ready for your home! We ask that you take the time to look at all the photos as they form part of the description and condition report of the item. . PLEASE NOTE: Our items are fixed price items; we do not accept offers. . DELIVERY INFORMATION: Delivery fee to England and Wales £75. For Scotland please get in touch for a delivery quote by calling us on 01685 813594. Please note that the courier service delivers to the external doorstep, and as they operate independently, you will need to arrange assistance at your end. Timescale: We aim to deliver within 5-15 working days. You will receive full delivery details once your order has been placed. Delivery to Scotland may take longer than 15 working days. . Delivery Exemptions: Get in touch for more information regarding deliveries outside of mainland UK (i.e Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Channel Islands and Scilly Isles). . International & European: Please contact us for information on international and European deliveries. We work in partnership with international shippers and can help support you with shipping advice. Collection: Our shop is based in the village of Penderyn, South Wales, CF44 0TJ. . In case of return, items must be received back in the same condition as delivered and a collection and admin fee of £85 will apply, this would be deducted from any refund amount. . ABOUT US: We're Nia & Dan from Penderyn Antiques, we’re friendly and enthusiastic people who deeply care about providing professional and exceptional service to you! We have a vast range of antique furniture online and at our pink chapel antique shop based in the Brecon Beacons National Park, South Wales. Like what you see? Follow us on social media @penderynantiques
A late 17th century, ca. 1680-1700, English oak stretcher base table with a breadboard ended plank top. Baluster legs support the apron of the table, the apron decorated with fine compass drawn incised carving. Beautiful quarter sawn figure to the boards of the top. Tables like this were used as dining tables together with benches or stools as seating. Good antique condition, with signs of age, especially to the feet and stretchers which have worming and wear from feet resting on the rails. One foot with a rustic splice repair, worming to the feet. Top can be lifted off the base, making it easier to fit through doors. H: 29 1/2 L: 77 1/2 D: 34 1/4 less
Wills's Cigarettes "Old Furniture" (2nd series of 25 issued in 1924) No4 Oak Chair (middle 17th century)
17th Century Design Leather Chair. 19th Century oak chair in the 17th Century style, high back and webbed seat upholstered in brown leather with copper studs with scrolled open arms on turned supports joined by low stretcher. Dimensions: 57cm wide x 62cm deep x 44cm seat height x 69cm arm height x 98cm back height. Condition: Good solid condition, general age and wear to the leather - please refer to the photos. Delivery: £75 flat rate quoted covers England, Wales & Scotland (Excluding the Highlands). The delivery service is a two man service to room of choice. Delivery turnaround is generally 3-5 days from collection date. Weekend and specified days for delivery are possible but please contact us in advance to confirm. 30 day returns offered on all items.
A Good 17th Century Style Oak Joint Stool
This is a unique and monumental Dutch Baroque cupboard called “Kussenkast" from the late 17th century, probably circa 1670 - 1680. Made of rosewood, ebony and ebonised wood veneered on solid oak. This elegant and rich cabinet-on-stand, typically for the second half of the 17th century, was designed in oak and enriched with carved ebony and veneers of rosewood and ebony. The façade decor, extremely geometric in arrangement, is executed in the strict architectural format typically for the Dutch furniture of the 17th century. Surmounted by a straight entablature, with characteristic frieze, architrave, and projecting cornice. The moulded corniche, above a plain frieze, set with three lion’s masks. The two doors with rectangular panels set with moulded corniches and scrolling foliage, flanked by half round pilasters with carved capitals. The sides also with rectangular panels with moulded corniches. The lower section with two drawers with the original wooden handles, seated on the three original ball feet. Inside with the original oak shelf. This monumental piece has been fully restored and refinished. Possible to add other patinated shelves if needed. Please contact us ahead for a shipping quote. We are quite experienced with crating and shipping worldwide. Dimensions Height: 82.29 in. (209 cm) Width: 94.49 in. (240 cm) Depth: 34.65 in. (88 cm) Style Baroque (Of the Period) Materials and Techniques Ebony, Rosewood Place of Origin Netherlands Period 17th Century Date of Manufacture circa 1670 Condition Good Refinished. Wear consistent with age and use. Minor fading. Seller Location Paris, FR
Early 17th century oak carved towel holder, dated 1630 above a superb carved winged angel, with the towel bar being supported by lion masks. The main
17th Century English Jacobean Carved Oak Bible Box. Period Jacobean solid dark oak bible box from the 17th century. The front is beautifully carved with a lunette design. Wrought iron rattail hinges, latch and lock plate are original. Lock is replaced. Two sides have a small wedge repair added (pics). Rich dark color and patina. The high quality of this bible box is undeniable. Condition is good considering age. Overall general wear. Measurements: W 25 ¼” x D 15 ½” x H 9 ¾” less
Charles II joined oak panel chest , Rustic English oak chest, second half of the 17th century, the cover with 19th century panels. With moulded and carved terminals, the cover with later floral carved panels together with commemorative initials, the frieze with interlaced scroll carving above triple panels with carved lozenge shaped medallions, the interior with a reconstructed till with later elements, on stile supports. This panelled chest is a nice old survivor which has undergone some workshop attention, probably in the twentieth century, to ‘enhance’ the appearance of the cover or perhaps to provide the owner at that time with some components removed from another item that was distressed with initials appertaining to the family. The item retains its original iron loop hinges. The interior till has been reconstructed but lacks the pivoted cover. Dimensions: 130cm x 53cm x 62cm high. Condition: Solid and sturdy, age and wear commensurate with age, some historic repairs and minor alterations, retains its original iron loop hinges. The interior till has been reconstructed but lacks the pivoted cover. Delivery: £75 flat rate quoted covers England and Wales only. Delivery offered is an economy service to ground floor with a single driver, who will need assistance unloading at your end. Express and two man delivery service is available, please make enquiries for prices. Delivery to Scotland and Islands also available, please contact us for prices.
17th Century Oak Chest of Drawers. Antique English chest of drawers, the moulded top over two short and three long drawers with geometric mouldings.
The Bobbin Console from Sussex based furniture designer and maker Alfred Newall offers a whimsical yet elegant twist on 17th century spool furniture. Each piece is made of lathe-turned limed oak and is hand sanded for a smooth finish. Features three tiers for ample storage or display.Measures: 55" W x 17.75" D x 31.5" HAlfred Newall is a furniture designer and maker based in Sussex. He is inspired by historic pieces and rural vernacular design, and uses traditional methods and processes in his work. After training at the Building Crafts College, Alfred worked for Plain English Design for two years while setting up his own practice. His focus is on the qualities of utilitarian design and proportion, with functionality and longevity at the core. Each piece is made in his workshop on the edge of the South Downs, using sustainably sourced materials.Handmade in England.
Of unusually large scale; the upper section with arched cornice over a pair of wire-inset doors opening to fabric lined interior fitted with shelves; the lower section with a slant front opening to fitted interior with covered well, above two paneled serpentine drawers and a shaped apron finely carved with pieced foliage and shellwork; raised on short cabriole legs and scroll-form feet.
Made to order - 4 week leadtime. 17th century vintage Dutch tapestry fragment, printed on 100% oatmeal linen. Tasmanian oak rod to top and bottom with beeswax finish and hand-dyed hemp rope. Colouring is a mix of golden tan, darkest greens, chocolate brown and sepia. Features birds, rocks by a stream, and village buildings. Printed in Melbourne, handmade in Newcastle Australia in my teeny tiny garden studio. Measurements - 1310mm wide x 1700mm long overall, including hanger (51.5" x 67".) The fabric component is: 1190mm wide x 1350mm high, excluding hanger (46.8" x 53".) If you require a specific height for the rope hanger, please let me know by emailing hello [!at] rambleinteriors.com.au Fabric - 100% oatmeal linen (slubby and rustic for the texture lovers.) Care instructions - 100% linen. Dry cleanable. Non-machine washable. Gentle Handwash using phosphate-free detergent. Do not wring or rub. Do not tumble dry. Carefully hang to dry in shade without pegs. Warm iron on wrong side, before rehanging on hanger. Due to the nature of natural and organic fabrics there are small fibres and slubs in the fabric that can lift the print in tiny spots with washing and general wear. Please follow washing instructions to minimize this effect. Do not rub or ring fabric. FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
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Early 17th century oak six plank sword chest,full length extended stiles,original lock and plate,no hasp,original primitive leaf or pod carvings,original spit pin hinges with a little play,superb patina,intact internal candle box.Superb condition considering 400 years
Large 17th century joined oak armchair, with lozenge carved back rest panel with the initials P G L E and dated 1685 in the cresting rail.
Leeds Cricket Table with Shelf The Leeds Cricket Table is handcrafted in England. It is made from English oak in a simple antique design from the early 17th century. Minimal distressing and beautiful hand polished wax finish make this a perfect piece for any decor. Dimensions: 24"R x 26"H Item #: OTIO4Z-XF
15th century oak coffer ironbound
A gorgeous and exciting piece of antique furniture. This 17th Century oak coffer most likely used to store grain used to be in Lord and Lady Armitage's Kirklees hall estate, 16th century Grade I Jacobean hall close to the village of Clifton in Calderdale, West Yorkshire. This lovely oak coffer was part of the auction sale of Lord and Lady Armytage estate belongings in March 2013. The last picture details some information about the family and fascinating facts about Robin Hood's gravesite. Signs of authentic original patina and very sturdy design with superficial checking and splitting creating unique character without affecting the wood's structural integrity. less
Salisbury joined oak caqueteuse armchair with large portrait carved panel with and arcade. The baster turned legs carved with leafy design joined to plain
