Chest c. 1680 - 1700

This 17th-century chest is an example of an anonymous woodworking tradition. It is crafted from oak and features black inlay, carved details, and a hinged lid. It likely served as a storage chest in a domestic setting. The design of the chest, featuring a rectangular shape with a decorative front panel, exemplifies the popular styles of furniture design during the late 17th century. Its construction, including the use of oak and inlay techniques, reflects the craftsmanship of the time. The chest is a testament to the anonymous artisans who created functional and decorative furniture for homes.