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Explore other Restoration‑period oak coffers  - A Charles II Coffer with Hearts, Heraldry And Hidden Stories. Among the most evocative of 17th-century English furniture pieces, the oak boarded coffer was more than just practical storage. It served as a silent witness to family life, marriage, loyalty, and even political allegiance. One such example, dating from the reign of Charles II (1660–1685), offers a wealth of clues carved into its timeworn surfaces.

In the world of antique furniture, some pieces do more than reflect the style of their period—they elevate it. This exquisite George III oval wine table is one such example, showcasing the refined elegance and masterful craftsmanship that defined the late 18th to early 19th century.   

In the 18th century, these jointed stools were not just pieces of furniture; they were essential items in many households

Marriage chests, also known as wedding chests or hope chests, are traditional storage chests used in many cultures to store items that a young woman would accumulate in preparation for her marriage. The ches...

In sunshine or evening glow, light is warmed by the chest bringing it alive and letting the imagination flow.  Hot sunshine and colourful spices of lands afar.