Charles II Oak Plaque, 1684, Set of 3

Rare Charles II court armoire (tridarn) in original oak, probably used as a marriage chest, with "RBR 1684" carved into the cornice. This was a prestigious and practical armoire in a 17th-century farm or manor. It consists of three parts: the upper and middle cabinets for displaying plates and the lower part for storage. The frieze lunettes are highly carved, and the turned gutters on the upper part and the columns on the central part are notable. The panelled doors are fitted with quality hinges. The shelves of the lower cupboards have been replaced. Antique patina of the oak.