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A 19th century mahogany Pembroke table, and a mahogany commode chair with cased back and seat

19th century mahogany commode

A pine corner cupboard, and a Regency mahogany commode cupboard

A 19th Century Continental silver cachou box, the hinge lid in the form of a serpentine front commode, together with a Scottish style silver brooch in the form of a sword and shield, Chester 1935, a silver and enamel pill box and small group of collectors` items.

A late 20th Century Louis XV style kingwood bombé commode and a pair of matching bedside chests, the yellow marble tops above floral marquetry inlaid drawers and applied gilt metal mounts, on downswept legs, width of commode approx 119cm, width of bedsides approx 41cm.

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BEDSIDE COMMODE with hand apertures and shelf over a sliding drawer. 1ft 11ins wide.

A Louis XV-style marble top and gilt metal mounted commode of bombe form, w. 71 cm CONDITION REPORT: good condition

A William IV mahogany step commode with quarter gallery and pierced carrying handles on turned and reeded legs, w. 54 cm CONDITION REPORT: surface damage, some splits, would 'clean up' nicely

A Louis XV-style marble topped commode of Bombe form, w. 90 cm

A Victorian mahogany commode with shaped apron, 41 by 42 by 45cm high.

18TH C FRENCH STYLE PAINTED FLAMBÉ COMMODE FITTED THREE DRAWERS

A Victorian mahogany commode, shaped rectangular, hinged cover with tapestry inset, all on four turned baluster legs.

Lane, Commode, Bois noirci, Édition Lane furniture, Date de création : vers 1970, H 68,5 × L 199 × P 46 cm

George Nakashima (1905-1990), Commode, Noyer d’Amérique et laiton, Édition Widdicomb, Date de création : vers 1960, H 82 × L 223 × P 56 cm

George Nakashima (1905-1990), Commode, Noyer, Date de création : vers 1960, H 81 × L 152,5 × P 51 cm

An early 18th century Queen Anne design walnut chair and a 19th century child`s commode chair (2)

A George III mahogany night table, tray-top above a pair of cupboard doors, sliding commode beneath, original brass hardware, 1ft. 10in. - top and sides split

Georgian bow fronted commode converted into a chest of two drawers. 61cm x 40cm x 69cm

Victorian mahogany commode on turned legs with lift up seat

An 18th century oak bombe commode, the wavy-edged top over three graduated drawers, raised on claw and ball feet, 105 cm x 54 cm x 71 cm high

COMMODE de POUPEE en sapin ouvrant par trois tiroirs. XIXème siècle. H : 37 cm L : 46,5 cm P : 24 cm

COMMODE en bois naturel teinté à façade bombée ouvrant à quatre tiroirs sur trois rangs. Montants antérieurs cannelés et partiellement rudentés. Traverse inférieure moulurée et sculptée d`une gerbe. En partie d`époque fin XVIIIème siècle. (Restaurations, fond refait, poignées de tirage et entrée de serrure postérieures) H : 82 cm L : 127 cm P : 61 cm

Petite COMMODE à façade et côtés galbés en bois de placage ouvrant par deux tiroirs. Dessus marbre. Epoque Louis XV. (Petits accidents et manques au placage, un montant arrière partiellement vermoulu) H : 82 cm L : 82 cm P : 50 cm

COMMODE à ressaut central en bois naturel, ouvrant par cinq tiroirs sur trois rangs. Dessus bois. Style Louis XV (travail dans l`esprit de la maison MAILLEFER) H : 84 cm L : 122 cm P : 51 cm

A commode

A mahogany commode and a typewriter

A George III mahogany tray top night commode, 59 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by NG Brass furniture doesn't match & later. Top marked, stained and bowed. Right hand galley side replaced, but something else has also changed because top sits higher than the handles. Back and both sides with several splits. Hinges to lift up top replaced with new screws, also screws of side handles have gone straight through the sides. Pull out base repaired.

COMMODE à façade en arbalète, en noyer. Elle ouvre à quatre tiroirs moulurés sur trois rangs. Montants en quart-de-rond à cannelures cannelées Travail provincial, XVIIIe siècle. (Restaurations, pieds entés, plateau changé). HAUT. 79 - LARG. 124 - PROF. 56 cm

COMMODE à façade en arbalète, en noyer teinté façon acajou. Elle ouvre à quatre tiroirs et une tirette en façade, séparés par des traverses. Montants quart-de-rond. Petits pieds cambrés. Travail provincial de la fin du XVIIIe siècle. (Pieds entés, usures et fentes). HAUT. 81 - LARG. 99 - PROF. 55 cm

COMMODE en bois de placage avec des réserves bordées de filets à grecques, celle du centre, à décor d`instruments de musique et de feuillages, celle du côté, de bouquets de fleurs. Elle ouvre à deux tiroirs sans traverse. Pieds cambrés ornés de chutes et sabots en bronze à décor de feuillages et de fleurs. Dessus de marbre brèche d`Alep (Restauré). Style Louis XV. HAUT. 94 cm - LARG. 130 cm - PROF. 53 cm

BELLE COMMODE en placage de bois de rose, satiné, sycomore et ébène à décor de filets et de réserves en relief dans des encadrements de tores de bronze doré. Elle ouvre à cinq tiroirs sur trois rangs. Ornements en bronze doré tels qu’entrées de serrure de forme ovale, entourées de guirlandes de feuilles de chêne et de ruban, poignées de tirage rondes à motif guilloché. Montants plats et pieds fuselés à cannelures simulées. Dessus de marbre Brèche d`Alep mouluré et à angles brisés. Estampillé Reizelle et M. Ohneberg avec poinçon de Jurande. Époque Louis XVI. (Petits manques au placage, marbre restauré). HAUT. 91 cm - LARG. 129 cm - PROF. 60 cm Martin Ohneberg est reçu Maître le 7 juillet 1773. D’origine allemande il s’établit d’abord rue Traversière et se spécialise dans des commodes de belles qualités aux formes classiques. François Reizell est reçu Maître le 26 février 1764. Également d’origine allemande, il se retrouve lui aussi dans les années 1770 rue Traversière ce qui laisse imaginer comme le montre la présence des deux estampilles sur notre commode, qu’ils ont pu se connaître et collaborer ensemble dans la réalisation de certains meubles. Les cannelures simulées sur les montants et les pieds sont typiques du travail de Reizell (Drouot 7 novembre 1988 salle 1 reproduite dans le Kjellberg) par contre la forme de la commode rappelle les réalisations d’Ohneberg. Bibliographie : - P. Kjellberg, Le Mobilier français du XVIIIe siècle, Dictionnaire des ébénistes et des menuisiers, Les Éditions de l`Amateur, Paris 1989, pp. 623 à 628 et 679 à 684.

COMMODE en acajou. Elle ouvre à trois tiroirs ornés de réserves bordées de filets de laiton. Montants à cannelures. Dessus de marbre noir veiné de gris et noir. Pieds fuselés à sabots en bronze. Fin de l`époque Louis XVI. (Accidents, restaurations). HAUT. 63,5 - LARG. 127 - PROF. 57 cm

COMMODE en acajou, ornée de réserves bordées de filets et grattoirs en laiton. Elle ouvre à cinq tiroirs sur trois rangs. Montants plats et arrondis à cannelures rudentées. Pieds toupies. Dessus de marbre mouluré blanc veiné de gris. Fin de l’époque Louis XVI, début du XIXe siècle. (Fentes et petits accidents). HAUT. 91 cm -. LARG. 129 cm - PROF. 60,5 cm

attribuée à Jansen Commode galbée, en laque noir à décor de paysages animés "aux chinois". Elle ouvre à deux larges tiroirs sans traverse. Ornementation de bronzes dorés. Dessus de marbre mouluré blanc veiné. Pieds cambrés à sabots à cartouches et feuillages. Style Louis XV. HAUT. 88 cm - LARG. 144 cm - PROF. 52 cm

A late 19th Century French kingwood, floral marquetry and gilt metal mounted serpentine fronted petit commode:, surmounted by a panel of rouge variegated marble with a gilt brass moulded edge, containing three drawers decorated with trailing floral foliate stems and with floral stems to the panel sides and undertier, bordered with boxwood lines, on cabriole legs, terminating in foliate sabots, 43cm (1ft 5in) wide.

A French kingwood, parquetry, marquetry and gilt metal mounted breakfront commode in the Louis XV/XVI transitional taste:, surmounted by a panel of peach variegated marble with a moulded edge, the frieze with guilloche and paterae decoration, fitted with a single long block front drawer, containing two long drawers below with a central marquetry panel of flowers and foliage in a basket, with applied snakes, mask and drapery to the shaped apron below, flanked by parquetry paterae lattice panels in husk surrounds with similar panels to the sides, having rounded chevron veneered corners headed with drapery husks, on cabriole legs, headed with acanthus leaves, terminating in claw feet, 135cm (4ft 5in) wide.

A burr elm, kingwood and tulipwood commode, of serpentine outline, the top with marquetry inset star motif, above three drawers flanked by a pair of cupboards, on cabriole legs, 80cm high, 112cm wide, 55cm deep

A George III mahogany night commode, circa 1790, gallery top above a drawer, pair of cupboard doors and a further drawer beneath, 77cm high, 50cm wide, 43cm deep

A French kingwood, tulipwood and gilt metal mounted serpentine commode, circa 1770 and later, marble top above a pair of parquetry decorated drawers, shaped frieze, tapered cabriole leg and sabots, 87cm high, 121cm wide, 60cm deep Provenance: From the Estate of the late Dr. Yvonne Hackenbroch (former curator of the Metropolitan museum of Art)

A George III mahogany night commode, circa 1790, the top with three quarter gallery, pair of doors above a drawer on square legs, 82cm high, 50cm wide, 52cm deep

A Louis XV style marble top bombe shape parquetry commode, fitted two drawers, with rococo gilt brass mounts, W.3ft 10in.

A late 18th century Louis XVI style painted two drawer commode, with floral decoration on tapering square section legs, with a label for Baker Furniture, W.4ft 1in.

A 19th Century French mahogany demilune commode chest, with marble top and pierced brass gallery, central drawer (with key) over a single central door, brass trimmed, supported on tapered legs.

A Georgian 19th century mahogany commode / bedside cabinet. Raised on square legs with drawer to base and cupboard above. Inlaid details with carry handles to sides. Original back panels with pierced holes for vents. 72cms High x 51cms Wide x 53cms Depth

Mahogany commode stamped `Leveson & Sons, Knightsbridge, London`, with two modern nests of three tables.

A French provincial walnut serpentine commode, mid 18th century, the top with a moulded edge over three short and two long drawers with carved moulding flanking quatrefoil moulded escutcheons, the sides with shaped and moulded panels, the bronze handles ornately cast with scrolling foliage, the escutcheons with rococo 'C' scrolls, the shaped apron carved with flowers and scrolls on short scrolled legs, 124cm wide 60cm deep 93.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Usual splits to panels and old worm holes, top appears to have some later wooden sections

A North Italian walnut and parquetry commode, late 18th century, fitted with three long drawers, the inlaid decoration simulating nine short drawers, the top drawer with inlaid illusion arches, the bottom drawers with figured panels, all within chequer banding, on square tapering supports, below a mottled grey marbled top, 128cm wide 59cm deep 84cm high CONDITION REPORT: Pine drawer linings. Old woodworm holes visible throughout, especially on front uprights and top drawer. Split to side panels. Metal braces to legs. Restoration, including resin filling of areas of old woodworm damage. Probable replacement timbers including legs. Small chips to marble top. General wear.

A Charles X mahogany commode, the grey veined marble top over a frieze drawer and three long drawers on turned feet, 131cm wide 65cm deep 92cm high CONDITION REPORT: Chipped edges to marble. One different escutcheon. Filled cracks to front. Missing veneer piece. Splits to side.

A Charles X figured mahogany commode, the rectangular grey-veined marble top over a concave frieze drawer and three further oak-lined long drawers, with a boxwood scroll line inlaid apron, on strung bracket feet, the marble top cracked to the rear right, 103cm wide including marble top 57cm deep 89.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Marble - both sides with splits.

A George III mahogany washstand, the hinged top over a cupboard and converted commode drawer, later fitted with a Copeland Spode 'Blue Italian' jug and basin and a pair of beakers, 37cm wide 46cm deep 85.5cm high (5) CONDITION REPORT: Converted commode drawer - spliced additions each side.

A mahogany commode seat, early 19th century, with open scroll arms, 60cm wide 49cm deep 73cm high CONDITION REPORT: Loss of veneer to base of leg, ring mark, scuffs, scratches.

An Italian-Austrian fruitwood commode, 18th/19th century, the top with two inlaid panels of floral sprays within crossbanded borders, with flowerhead corners over three long drawers, each with inlaid panels, on square tapering feet, 130cm wide 64.5cm deep 93.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: One back foot detached. Several repairs to the veneer.

COMMODE, Louis XVI fruitwood and gilt bronze mounted with white marble top above four drawers flanked by mask headed fluted pilasters on turned feet and castors, 90cm H x 62cm x 35cm.

A 19th Century French fruitwood and marble top commode

A Victorian stained Commode Chair, having single bar back and scroll end arms with lift up seat revealing turned wooden lid and ceramic Pot and standing on turned legs.

18th century Italian marquetry and kingwood commode, the top inlaid with central oval cross-banded panel of musical instruments, banded and ribbon inlaid border, single narrow drawer below inlaid with foliate arabesque scrolls, further two deep drawers with central oval foliate inlaid medallion, all with brass drop handles, escutcheons, floral and foliate inlay to the uprights and all with cross-banding on square tapering section supports (af), 204 cm wide approximately

A folding canvas screen, a reproduction mahogany side table with two drawers, a commode chair and a tapestry of an Egyptian

A George III mahogany dining table with drop flap top, a 19th Century ash, elm and beech elbow chair, a Victorian mahogany side table, a 19th Century mahogany commode, an oak two tier occasional table, and a walnut framed fire screen

A 19th century commode stool with liner and a bed table

A Victorian cross-banded mahogany commode.