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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.

This elegant George III wine table showcases classic Georgian design, distinguished by its rectangular top with subtly chamfered corners and supported by a beautifully turned tripod base with bobbin detailing.

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...