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19th CENTURY GERMAN BIEDERMEIER BURR BIRCH COMMODE with three ebony inlaid drawers, the middle recessed drawer flanked by columns, standing on tapering supports, 89.7cm wide

Early 20th Century French walnut bombe front commode having allover parquetry and marquetry decoration, grey, pink and white marble top, fitted two drawers with cast brass handles, flanked by conforming mounts and standing on splayed supports, 129cm wide Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department for further details

A George III mahogany tray top commode, fitted with a pair of panelled cupboard doors and two false drawers with brass drop handles and raised on legs of chamfered square section. Width 22 ins (see illustration).

A George III mahogany fitted commode/washstand, with hinged top and raised on short turned legs. Width 17.5 ins.

A George III mahogany commode, modelled as four drawers with brass drop handles with circular backplates and raised on short turned feet. Width 25 ins. CONDITION REPORT: This piece has its lidded china pot.

An 18th century mahogany commode chest of drawers, probably Dutch, with serpentine front, four frieze drawers with brass drop handles, shaped backplates and lock escutcheons and with cockbeading to each drawer front, flanked by fluted rounded columns and raised on shaped bracket feet. Width 47 ins (see illustration).

A 19th century mahogany commode c.1890

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A carved oak commode (width 47cm, depth 45cm, height 86cm)

Lloyd Loom style bedroom chair/commode.

A small 19th Century mahogany bowfront commode with moulded edge, dummy drawer front with turned wood knob handles, raised on splayed feet.

Early 20th century stained commode stool on cabriole legs.

An early 20th century writing commode, having a drop down leaf with leather inlay above three long drawers. H.99cm, L.76cm

An Anglo-Dutch walnut commode,late 17th or early 18th century, having an arched and scroll decorated top rail, a bergŠre back and hinged seat, the box base supported on a Spanish foot, losses and repairs, 107cm high51cm wideProvenance: Collection, Wateringbury Place, Christies, June 1978.

A Dutch walnut low commode,18th century, the shaped top over three long wavy drawers within columnar canted corners and paw feet,86cm wide45cm deep70cm high

A matched pair of George III mahogany tray-top pot cupboards,the shaped three-quarter galleries over top hung cupboards, over converted commode drawers, with recessed brass handles,61cm wide45.5cm deep80.5cm high (2)

Victorian mahogany stool commode, hinged lid, turned legs, width 43cm.

An 18th century Flemish oak and mahogany commode chest of three serpentine-fronted drawers, quartered veneered panels to the fascias and ormolu handles

oak commode chair with ceramic pot

A GOOD GEORGIAN MAHOGANY FALSE FRONT COMMODE.

COMMODE, 19th century French Louis Philippe burr walnut with five drawers and original St Anne's marble top, 132cm W x 59cm D.

BOWFRONT COMMODE, 18th century style ebonised and gilded the white marble top over four Chinoiserie decorated drawers, 132cm W x 50cm D x 91cm H.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY NIGHT TABLE, CIRCA 1800 The shaped gallery top with... A GEORGE III MAHOGANY NIGHT TABLE, CIRCA 1800 The shaped gallery top with pierced handles above a cupboard and pull out fitted commode contained within apron fronted drawer with original salt glaze lidded pot, on square legs, 59.5cm width x 49.5cm depth x 75cm height.

A piano stool with storage and a commode.

A George III mahogany and chequer strung tambour fronted bedside commode, with pull-out lower drawer

A 19th century mahogany commode, the two doors above dummy drawers, the lid opens to reveal a ceramic bowl, 60 by 51 by 71cm high.

A Georgian inlaid mahogany commode the galleried top above a pair of cupboard doors and shaped drawer legs

A 19th century commode chest, having two deep drawers flanked by reeded columns, below a pink marble top with marquetry inlay to the front and sides, raised on slender cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts, width 25ins

A Continental commode, of serpentine bombe outline, with brown variegated marble top, with parquetry inlay to the drawers fronts and sides, raised on front slender cabriole legs, with gilt metal mounts, width 24ins

A Continental Antique Kingwood commode, with marble top, of serpentine outline and of slight bombe form, fitted two drawers with ornate floral marquetry decoration to the drawer fronts and sides, with applied gilt metal handles and mounts, width 50ins Condition report: marble top split near centre, various areas of repair to the inlay on sides and drawer fronts

A Royal Doulton Nursery Rhymes series biscuit box for Huntley and Palmers, modelled as a French bombe commode, the lid with nursery rhyme "Little Tom Tucker, sang for his supper", width 19cm, height 14.5cm.

A Brigitte Forestier cherry wood six piece bedroom suite comprising sleigh bed, double door wardrobe, semainier, three drawer commode and pair of bedside cabinets.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRAY-TOP BEDSIDE CUPBOARD, converted from a commode, the twin-handled tray-top with shaped gallery over a pair of cupboard doors, above a single drawer, raised on square section legs continuing to feet. 0.78m by 0.54m by 0.48m

Good Quality Italian Mid 20th Century Louis XV style Bronze Mounted Parquetry Inlay Marble Top Commode. Signed Made in Italy. Good Condition or Better. Measures 35-1/2 Inches Tall, 47 Inches Wide and 19 Inches Deep. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request.

A miniature Empire style polychrome decorated 'commode' clock, the case surmounted by a double headed eagle, the mirrored recessed base flanked to either side by balustraded 'windows' 28 x 14 x 7½cm (11 x 5 x 3in)

A George III mahogany serpentine commode, attributed to Henry Hill, Marlborough, circa 1770 in the French taste with serpentine corners and three long drawers, the top drawer fitted with a baize lined brushing slide and provision for a mirror (missing), open compartments and four lidded small compartments, the base with scallop waved apron, the top with crossbanded and line inlaid border decoration to flame figured veneers, repeated to the drawer fronts, with cast ormolu handles and the corners mounted with ormolu foliate shutes tailing to scroll cast sabots 85 x 128 x 65cm (33 x 50 x 25in) Provenance: A gift to Murray Edwards College from Dame Rosemary Murray, one of the founders and first President of New Hall, Cambridge, known today as Murray Edwards College. Noted in the College's list of donations as "Chippendale serpentine chest of drawers (Mrs C Dodgson)". Frances Catherine Spooner Dodgson (1883 - 1954) was Dame Rosemary's aunt and daughter of William Archibald Spooner, Warden of New College Oxford, best known for the 'Spoonerism'. She was an artist and married Campbell Dodgson, a distant cousin of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll author of Alice in Wonderland. Campbell Dodgson was Keeper of Prints at the British Museum from 1912 -1932 and at his death in 1949 bequeathed over 5,000 prints to the museum. Literature: Henry Hill was active in Marlborough Wiltshire from c1740 until his death in 1778 where he ran a diverse business encompassing furniture making, coach making, house agency and auctioneering. He was described in his obituary in 1778 as 'one of the most eminent cabinet makers and upholsterers in the Kingdom' which was considered a great tribute to a cabinet maker working outside London. His clients were predominately Wiltshire landowners including the 9th Duke of Somerset at Maiden Bradley, Paul Methuen at Corsham Court, Henry Hoare at Stourhead, and the Earl Bathurst at Cirencester Park. Hill was clearly aware of the prevailing London fashions and would have had access to publications including Chippendale's designs for French Commode Tables (The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director 1st Edition1754; Plate LXVI 3rd Edition 1763). He was also known to have employed immigrant labour (most likely German). All this is reflected in the designs of his furniture. His French Commodes were made with a number of variations dependent on his clients' needs and budgets but invariably of serpentine form with flame figured veneers or marquetry, ormolu mounted corners and a lobed front apron. The most documented commissions were for Lord Delaval (see bombe marquetry commode sold Bonhams London 19 October, 2011). It seems likely that Hill had contact with Pierre Langlois with some of the mounts on his commodes being attributed to Langlois. The French Commodes were sometimes fitted with dressing slides (see Duke of Somerset commode reference below) whilst the present commode has the top drawer designed with a series of boxes and compartments for brushes, powder boxes etc. The closest example to this present commode with serpentine front and straight sides sold at Christies November 28, 2002, Lot 120 (provenance the Duke of Somerset). In contrast to this commode with its dressing slide see George III gilt brass mounted mahogany and goncalo alves Commode with top drawer originally fitted for dressing with divisions (Sothebys, April 21 2009, Lot 84). See The Lady Lever Art Gallery, Catalogue of Commodes, 1994, Lucy Wood for further discussion on characteristics of Henry Hill commodes. Original country house condition, evidence of an old repair to a small section of banding running along the back of the top, small veneer losses to the carcase at the drawer division joints and between the drawers, a broken key remains in the lock of the second drawer, dulled mounts, but present and lacking the mirror to the fitted drawer. The back is panelled.

An 18th century Maltese walnut serpentine front commode, parquetry inlaid decoration, with gilt brass escutcheon and on short swept legs 87 x 99 x 45cm (34 x 39 x 18in) Evidence of restoration and repairs to the veneers and replaced back boards

AN EDWARD VII NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE PAINTED MAHOGANY COMMODE, C1900 the top, front and sides painted with urns, trophies and swags, 92cm h; 56 x 144cm++A high quality Edwardian cabinet in fine original condition, not repainted or refreshed, the decoration in fine preservation, the locks and handles present and original

AN EDWARD VII SATINWOOD COMMODE, C1910 in George III style, crossbanded in rosewood and line inlaid, 99cm high; 45 x 92cm, bearing embossed giltmetal trade label of DRUCE & CO... LONDON++Backboard cut with a round hole. Doors refitted with later hinges resulting in a gap at either side

Royal Doulton biscuit box for Huntley and Palmer, formed as a commode chest and decorated on the cover with Simple Simon, printed marks throughout, height 15cm

Early Victorian mahogany commode, circa 1840, the lift up top with two blind drawer front with brass knobs, opening to reveal a vacant interior, with a further two blind drawers beneath, raised on turned feet, width 60.5cm, height 75cm

COMMODE, 19th century French Louis Philippe figured walnut with fossil marble top and five long drawers, 125cm x 55cm x 97cm.

A 19th century bidet and a commode

A 19th century Sleigh shaped stripped pine step commode - Width 51 cm x Length 65 cm

A 19th century commode stool, together with an Edwardian inlaid side chair and a coffee table

A Victorian commode with liner

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY NIGHT COMMODE with tray top, 50cm wide

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD CROSSBANDED NIGHT COMMODE with tray top and shaped frieze, 58cm wide

18TH CENTURY BURR YEW AND MAHOGANY STRAIGHT FRONTED COMMODE CHEST OF THREE GRADUATED DRAWERS, the top with projecting angles and cross banded edges over swag inlaid frieze drawer with two further drawers below all having gilt metal handles and ascriptions, applied gilt metal rope twist bands, standing on square tapering inlaid legs. Probably Irish, circa 1770. 47" x 23.5" x 33" (120cm x 60cm x 84cm). CONDITION REPORT: Cracking, scratching and areas of veneer loss to the top, scuffs and marks to edges particularly around drawers and drawer edges with losses to cross banding. Further similar wear to legs. Carcass overall good, side of drawers may have been replaced.

18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY NIGHT TABLE COMMODE having pierced gallery top above two blind doors, pull out section below fashioned as two dummy drawers, originally the commode, on moulded square legs. Circa 1780. 21" x 18" x 32" (53cm x 46cm x 82cm) CONDITION REPORT: Basically sound. Evident crack to top surface and side panels in places. Rather grubby overall. Stain to drawer front, scuffs and wear particularly to lower legs.

19TH CENTURY DUTCH MARQUETRY SERPENTINE SHAPED BOMBE COMMODE CHEST OF THREE GRADUATED DRAWERS, the top originally with cabinets or drawers to the back, now overall foliate inlaid with similar inlaid decoration including birds, insects and flowers to the front and the sides standing on out swept legs. Circa 1865. 51.5" x 25" x 31.5" (131cm x 64cm x 80cm) CONDITION REPORT: The original drawers or small cabinets to the back are missing. SOme fading to the upper surface. Minor losses to veneers on exposed angles and some fading. Minor wear and tear generally to the lower edge and legs. No serious damage or losses.

An 18th century Maltese olive wood and fruitwood serpentine commode, with four long graduated drawers and inlaid with star motifs, on scroll legs, W.6ft 1in.

A pair of Neo-Classical style breakfront side tables, the crossbanded satinwood tops inlaid with fan motif and bell flower decoration, the painted base with a frieze of anthemion, with classical urn, vitruvian scroll and bell flower motifs, W.4ft 7in.Removed from Halecat House, Cumbria.These tables are designed in the late 18th century 'Antique Roman fashions' populised by Robert and James Adam, Works in Architecture 1773'.The painted decoration of the present lot with its stylised anthemion and amphora recall a design by Robert Adam of the commode supplied to the Countess of Derby. The taste for painted furniture and decoration was also championed by the architect James Wyatt 1746-1813, a contemporary and rival of Robert Adam whose major neo-classical houses include Heveningham Hall in Suffolk, Packington Hall in Staffordshire and Dodington Park in Gloucestershire.

A French Directoire mahogany and brass mounted marble top commode, fitted three long drawers between projecting fluted columns, on tapering feet, W.3ft 3.5in.

A late 18th / early 19th century Swiss walnut commode, the top and drawer fronts with burr walnut panels, fitted two long drawers, on tapering square section supports, W.4ft 1in.

A Louis Phillipe walnut commode , first half 19th century A Louis Phillipe walnut commode , first half 19th century, the shaped black marble top above blind frieze drawer, and three long blind drawers and further blind base drawer, on ogee block feet, 92cm high, 125cm wide, 64cm deep

A late George III concave fronted bedside commode/cupboard , circa 1800 A late George III concave fronted bedside commode/cupboard , circa 1800, the gallery top above tambour fronted cupboard and pull out lidded pot drawer containing enamel bucket, 75cm high, the top 47cm square Provenance: Chapter Manor, South Cerney, Gloucestershire

A MAHOGANY COMMODE CHAIR, wicker chair etc (3)

A George III mahogany night commode, circa 1780 A George III mahogany night commode, circa 1780, the undulating gallery incorporating pierced handles, above a pair of doors and sliding drawer section and on moulded square section legs, 77cm high, 54.5cm wide, 43.5cm deep, together with a George III mahogany dressing stand, circa 1790, the twin hinged top opening to the rising mirror and interior incorporating pierced apertures , above a false drawer, a pair of cupboard doors and the drawer section above moulded square section legs, containing two items of Copeland Spode Italian and a similar blue and white dish 83cm high, 48cm wide, 45cm deep

A Continental walnut and marquetry serpentine commode , late 19th century A Continental walnut and marquetry serpentine commode , late 19th century, the shaped top with central armorial motif, above two drawers with floral and gryphon decoration on gilt metal mounted cabriole front legs 86cm high, 75cm wide, 38cm deep