3rd quarter 17th century, English. Very fine piece of Oak. Iron could very well be original too. Did you find this in the United States?
Very nice Jacobean revival. Great little wyvern carvings on them.
This a wonderful Jacobean revival sideboard :)
Haha absolutely 1st dibs can be sketchy. Things frequently go for less than half the asking price there. That said value isn't very important to...
I did find this today. It almost seems like an exact match minus the arms of course!...
Many thanks! I'm safely assuming this was oak too. I also added a picture of the back of the chair.
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Hello everyone. Haven't shared anything in a while but I picked this pair of chairs up recently but needed help dating it. Upholstery is modern...
This is wonderful. It looks a little like Reformed Gothic to me!
Indeed 17th century for sure. I would say Charles II period to be more specific too. Hopefully you pick it up.
Absolutely 17th century. Quite a commonly seen design. Nice!
Those dovetails do not appear to be machine cut so that's a good sign. At least to me.
Looks Flemish renaissance revival to me. I really like it.
I actually really like that barley twist table.
Absolutely could be! These are more common than you might think. The zinc lining looks great, relatively intact.
Getting reformed Gothic vibes myself. Fits the theme.
That marble is abominable. Thank you for sharing more.
I love the candle box inside!
There's a Tyson on the other side of Elizabeth. Perhaps this was a marriage item.
Always possible. Victorians did extensive "restorations" on many of these Jacobean pieces though so it's probably not all original. Beautiful still.
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