Our third 125th-anniversary commemorative piece reimagines a rare design by Ernest Batchelder, a leading name in the American Arts and Crafts movement. This version of his blanket chest replaces his original chestnut with quartersawn white oak and, in place of Batchelder's silkscreen technique, uses a variety of fine wood veneers to recreate its intricate floral design as a signature Stickley inlay. The interior is lined with protective cedar, and bronze lifts have been added to each end. Placed at the foot of a bed, the Daffodil Chest provides beautiful storage space for blankets, linens, and clothing.

Looking for a unique collectible? A limited number of First Cuttings of the Daffodil Chest feature a numbered 125th Anniversary commemorative plaque! To get a plaqued version, place your pre-order by February 15, 2026.

Dimensions: W31 D18 H18

Materials: Quartersawn white oak solids and veneers

Finish: 031 Centennial

Construction features:

• Quartersawn white oak solids and rift veneers


• Pinned mortise-and-tenon joinery


• Floral inlay crafted in cherry, celtis, maple, mahogany, markore, and black-dyed veneers on rift oak


• Square piercings at base of vertical stiles


• Hinged lid with spring-loaded support


• Cedar-lined interior


• Bronze-finished chest lifts on each end

Options: Additional oak finishes available at your nearest showroom

Origin: Made in Manlius, New York