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A George III ash commode the moulded rectangular top over a cupboard door disguised as four graduated cockbeaded drawers raised on bracket feet 65cm wide, 79cm high, 45cm deep

A George III mahogany tray top commode the shaped galleried top above twin cupboard doors with commode drawer, the whole raised on moulded square legs 64.5cm wide, 85cm high, 53cm deep

A George III mahogany and boxwood inlaid tray top commode the three-quarter gallery with pierced handles above a sliding tambour door and pull out commode drawer below, the whole raised on square legs 54.5cm wide, 84cm high, 49.5 cm deep

"A Louis XVI style mahogany commode, the grey variegated marble top with rounded corners, three drawers with brass beading flanked by columns, on tapering feet, 127x 59x 85cm h"

"18th C French bombe commode probably Nantes region with three drawers, brass handles and plates, shaped moulded edge apron and scroll feet"

A late George III mahogany and crossbanded commode, the serpentine top above pair of doors and pull out section below, 60cm (23.5") wide /Provenance: the late Lady Tumim

A 19th Century fruitwood high back commode chair with pierced splat back and drop in seat

A George III mahogany night commode, with tambour door over faux fronted drawer, on square chamfered legs, H.2ft 8ins W.1ft 11ins

An early 19th century mahogany commode chest having lift top with two dummy drawers and fitted interior on turned feet

BOMBE COMMODE, black, three drawers with ornate mouldings, 105cm x 50cm x 91cm H.

BOMBE COMMODE, black, three drawers with ornate mouldings, 105cm x 50cm x 91cm H.

A mahogany circular stool with rising top and base drawer converted from a commode

Commode Chair, Workbox and Four Chairs

A NORTH ITALIAN, POSSIBLY MILANESE, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SMALL WALNUT COMMODE having a rectangular inlaid top, fitted three drawers on short tapering inlaid supports, 37" wide

A 19th century ladder back nursing chair with rush seat, also an open arm elbow chair with rush seat (converted from a commode).

Mahogany bedside commode with pot and brass furniture.

A Newhall pattern 338 commode shaped teapot and cover, decorated with a wheel shaped motif and floral sprigs, undulating and band and floral border, 16cm high, c.1800; a similar tea bowl and saucer (2)

A Continental kingwood and tulipwood crossbanded serpentine commode, circa 1760, possibly Greek, three drawers, square section outswept legs, 79cm high, 64cm wide, 36cm deep

An Italian painted and parcel gilt commode, late 18th century, the top with outbreak corners and carved moulded edge, the centre of the top painted with a cartouche depicting a mythological scene, swags and an urn and flowers, with green painted border, above a long drawer above three long drawers each modelled as two short drawers, the canted corners painted with Classical motifs, on a a plinth base, 98cm high, 150cm wide, 69cm deep

A French amaranth, specimen wood marquetry and gilt metal mounted commode, stamped with the crowned coat of arms of Amsterdam and J.G for the St Joseph Guild, circa 1775, the grey marble top with moulded edge, above two long drawers, the marquetry depicting a basket of flowers, the canted sides with fluted marquetry and git metal mounts, on gilt metal mouted slender cabriole legs terminating in sabots, 82cm high, 98cm wide, 45cm deep. See Sotheby’s New York, Important French Furniture, 23 Nov 09, Lot 83 for a Louis XV/Louis XVI ormolu-mounted tulipwood, amaranth, parquetry and marquetry table de toilette bearing the same stamp and with the following literature. ‘In recent years it has become apparent that in both Amsterdam and The Hague and almost certainly in other large Dutch cities as well, marquetry furniture in the French manner was produced from the 1760s onwards. The Dutch furniture makers who first began to work in the French manner were not introducing a taste previously unknown in the Netherlands; on the contrary, they tried to imitate furniture from France because it was being imported in large amounts and found high favour with the buying public. Both the city of Amsterdam and of The Hague the furniture makers’ guild complained to the local government of this practice of importing and selling furniture, which was officially forbidden. In 1770 the Amsterdam city council received a request from the Amsterdam Guild of Saint Joseph in which a complaint was made about the importation of furniture and that this foreign competition had forced many furniture makers to reduce the size of their workshops. As a result, the Amsterdam city council renewed and amplified the ban on importing foreign furniture in January 1771. In order not to harm the interests of tradesman and the (foreign) stock they still had in stock, the trade was allowed to sell these last pieces, provided they were stamped with the mark of the Guild of Saint Joseph. This is the stamp composed of the letters J and G flanking the crowned coat-of-arms, which occurs either raised within a sunken reserve or directly impressed in the wood.’ See Baarsen, R.J., Aspecten van de Nederlandse meubelkunst in de tweede helft van de achttiende eeuw, Alphen aan den Rijn, 1993, pp. 157, 158, 168 (Reinier Baarsen, French Furniture in Amsterdam in 1771, Furniture History Society Journal, 1993, p. 114-127). For a similar commode also bearing the stamp for The St Joseph Guild, see Christie’s Interiors, Style & Spirit, 12 May 2009 London, South Kensington, Lot 565.

A mahogany step commode, and a dressing stool

South German or North Italian walnut and parquetry breakfront commode, the top with a parquetry panel and surrounded by banding and marquetry ribbon twist, fitted with two deep inverted breakfront drawers, tapering legs, width 125cms, (50"), depth 63cms, (25").

COMMODE, Napoleon III burr walnut with black marble top and four long drawers, 110cm W x 56cm D x 92cm H.

Victorian mahogany chest of two shallow and one deep drawer, possible converted from commode with turned handles

Stained wood and cane seated commode chair

An early 19th century mahogany commode formed as a bowfront chest of four long graduated drawers raised on bracket feet, 65 cm wide.

A Louis XV style mahogany breakfront marquetry inlaid commode, with three short drawers over two long drawers, raised on gilt metal mounted cabriole supports, 80 cm wide.

A Victorian mahogany step commode, with a moulded hinged top and moulded panel front, 55 cm wide.

A mahogany footstool converted from an 18th century commode chair, 48 cm wide, together with a mahogany toilet mirror, with inverted breakfront base, 48 cm wide.

A 19th century commode, the lift top disguised as a stack of four leather bound books, raised on a mahogany stand with four turned supports, 43 cm wide.

A George III mahogany night commode, the rectangular top over a pair of cupboards and single drawer, raised on bracket feet, 57 cm wide.

A 19th century satin birch commode of fluted circular form, 42 cm wide, together with an oak four legged stool and a 19th century fruitwood swing frame toilet mirror with single drawer base, 41 cm wide, (3).

Circa 1900 an inlaid commode in walnut having box wood and crossbanded decoration, scrolled rim mounted with carved rams masks, central drawer, fitted interior with single shelf standing on turned and carved legs, 36" high,

A 20th Century French style walnut hinged top commode, the serpentine front fitted with three drawers, on shaped bracket feet.

A late 19th Century French figured mahogany commode, the white marble top above four graduated long drawers, on bun feet, width approx 114cm.

A George III oak commode stool, the moulded hinge lid revealing a turned circular lid, the sides with applied brass handles, on block legs.

A George III style mahogany dining chair, 19th century, together with a Victorian mahogany bedroom chair, an oak occasional table, a mahogany duet stool a mahogany commode and a mahogany nest of two tables (a/f), (6).

A Louis XV style rosewood and kingwood serpentine petit commode, early 20th century, with floral marquetry overall, the crossbanded top above two short drawers, upon cabriole legs with sabots, 72 x 62 x 32 cm.

A Victorian mahogany tripod table, the circular top upon a lappet carved baluster column terminating in outscrolling legs, 72 x 55 cm (diam.), together with a commode chair and a mahogany occasional table, (3).

A Georgian flame mahogany commode.

A Victorian rosewood hinged-top commode with reeded legs and inlaid floral decoration complete with its original ceramic bucket and lid. Width 42cm, depth 42cm, height 48cm.

A George III mahogany Commode with tray top above pair of doors and slide out base on square supports, 20in

A Victorian mahogany Box Commode with inset top on turned supports

CHARLES II WALNUT AND UPHOLSTERED STOOL LATE 17TH CENTURY the padded seat raised on baluster turned legs united by a peripheral stretcher; together with a George III mahogany commode, raised on square chamfered legs; and a George III oak tripod table, reduced in height (3) 43cm wide, 42cm high, 36cm wide; commode, 44cm wide, 50cm high

LOUIS PHILLIPE WALNUT COMMODE CIRCA 1810 the white marble top raised above ogee frieze drawer above three graduated drawers on moulded bracket feet 128cm wide, 98cm high, 60 cm deep

LOUIS XV STYLE ROSEWOOD AND MARQUETRY BOMBE COMMODE EARLY 20TH CENTURY with gilt bronze mounts, the rouge marble top above three long drawers, raised on splayed legs ending in sabots 102cm wide, 97cm high, 43cm deep

A polished square topped 1930s barley twist occasional table, a small polished rustic style square topped table, an Edwardian simulated mahogany tub chair and a mahogany box seat commode with bobbin rail back now used as a storage box (parcel of four)

Small child`s commode chair, with turned legs.

COMMODE, 20th century Louis XV design kingwood and walnut, of serpentine outline and bombe form, the green marble top above `D` shaped drawers gilt metal mounts and outswept splay supports, 87cm H x 130cm W x 61cm D.

COMMODE, 18th century Continental kingwood and walnut, having a panel inlaid top, three long drawers with bronze fittings on bracket supports, 88cm W x 45cm D x 83cm H.

COMMODE, Empire mahogany, with white marble top above an overhanging frieze drawer and gilt metal collared turned columns flanking three long drawers, 89cm H x 118cm W x 60cm D. (as found)

COMMODE, 19th century Continental cream painted of serpentine outline, fitted two drawers, 93cm W x 45cm D x 90cm H. (top loose, as found)

COMMODE, Directoire, circa 1795, walnut and brass mounted with later grey marble top above three drawers between projecting fluted pilasters on turned tapering legs, 82cm H x 82cm W x 42cm D. (two handles lacking)

COMMODE, Louis XVI walnut and parquetry with `D` shaped marble top above two drawers flanked by bowed doors on turned supports (legs probably associated) 82cm H x 73cm W x 34cm D.

PETITE COMMODE, 19th century French tulipwood with brass galleried white marble top above three line inlaid drawers on turned legs and brass caps, 73cm H x 48cm W x 30cm D.

COMMODE, Louis Philippe burr walnut, the variegated grey marble top over a frieze drawer and three drawers with gilt mounts raised on supports, 58cm D x 131cm W x 94cm H.

A 19th Century walnut and inlaid Continental three drawer commode, with marble top, 85cm high.

A George III mahogany night table, the pierced three quarter gallery top with side handles above two plain cupboard doors and commode drawer with shaped apron raised on square moulded chamfered supports to brass castors, 53.5 cm wide

A Victorian mahogany and painted commode in the Adam taste by Edwards & Roberts of London, the grey/rosso marble top above a single frieze drawer, bearing maker`s stamp "Edwards & Roberts" over two cupboard doors enclosing a single shelf raised on square tapered supports, 104 cm wide (ILLUSTRATED)

A late 18th Century mahogany commode with false four-drawer front, on splay feet, 65cm (25.5") wide