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Click here to subscribea French walnut marble top commode, in the Empire manner circa 1900 the black marble top above four long graduated drawers with moulded frame sans travers borders, between canted angles, each with anthemion cast handles and foliate pull handles, the skirted base with recessed plain drawer, on faceted and outsplayed bracket feet 126cm wide, 99cm high, 54cm deep
a late18th centuryItalian walnut, satinwood, amaranth & tulipwood neo-Classical commode in the manner of Giuseppe Ma the quarter veneered top with a flower filled urn supported by dolphins bounded by a trailing vine border, the frieze drawer with a pair of griffins and leaf scrolls above a pair of similarly decorated drawers inlaid sans travers with a central urn, the sides of conforming design, on inlaid uprights and short square tapering legs headed by shaped angle frets 119cm wide, 90cm high, 54cm deep
A late 18th century Italian walnut and marquetry inlaid commode, the banded top with a central leaf panel above three long drawers, with a central urn and foliage, fitted later handles and escutcheons, on leaf bracketed legs, 33in (84cm) h, 50in (127cm) d, 23in (58.4cm) d. Some re-veneering, legs cut and central drawer lock missing.
A Louis XVI parquetry and marquetry inlaid breakfront commode, in the manner of Betrand Alexis Chaumond, veneered in tulipwood, the rouge marble top (with damage) above three small drawers with chevron inlay to the frieze and two long drawers with criss-cross trellis design banded by entwined ribbons having replaced gilt brass swing handles and oval ribbon tied escutcheons with gilt bronze chased mounts, oak lined. The fluted inlaid side pilasters and apron frieze with ormolu mounts conforming panel sides on chevron band inlaid turned tapering legs with chased ormolu socket feet. 4ft. 2.5in. (128cm) wide.
A late 18th century Dutch satinwood and gilt metal mounted commode, the parquetry top over 3 drawers with Japanese-style lacquered panels and a cupboard enclosed by 3 doors each inset with jasperware panels, the central door inlaid with a pillared atrium, the whole flanked by gilt metal mounted half columns terminating in square tapering legs, width 135cm, height 88cm.
A continental walnut commode, late 19th century, in Louis XVI style, with beaded mouldings and carved with ribbon tied rose swags, the four long drawers with pierced brass ribbon and laurel handles, the angles with freestanding acanthus carved tapering pillars, on toupie feet, green and white veined marble top, 96cm high, 119cm wide
Paul Sormani, A fine commode Paris, circa 1880 parquetry and gilt-bronze, after a model by Jean Henri Reisener, in Louis XVI style, with a breche voilette top above a frieze drawer and faux drawers, signed Sormani Paris, 15 Boulvd Hausmann and stamped Sormani Paris h.90cm., w.132cm., d.55cm. Paul Sormani (1817-1877) was based at 10 rue Charlot from 1867. The business continued after Sormani's death in 1887 under the direction of his widow and Son until 1934. Many of the pieces made by the firm were directly influenced by earlier 18th century models. Their work was especially recognised for its exceptional quality and was widely exhibited during the second half of the century. W
After Guillaume Benneman, A fine commode A Vantaux French mahogany and gilt-bronze, in Louis XVI style, with a white marble top above a pair of doors h.94cm.; w.183cm.; d.65cm. The model for this commode is related to celebrated "commode with doves", which Benneman adapted from a model by Stockel in 1786. Benneman was was recieved maitre in 1785 and carried out work for the crown in subsequent years. Many of his designs inspired makers in the 19th century and the commodes he supplied for Marie Antoinette's Salon des Jeux at Fontainebleau were produced by several leading makers. W
A George III mahogany serpentine commode, third quarter 18th century, the top with a gadrooned border above a frieze drawer above panelled doors, the corners carved with flowers, flanked by leaf carved and stop-fluted pilasters, the base with a carved border and bracket feet, 91.5cm high, 122cm wide, 59cm deep, (reduced in depth)
A Louis XV style kingwood commode, of serpentine outline, the moulded edge marble top above two short and one long drawer, quarter veneered and cross banded and fitted later ormolu handles, the back legs on later ceramic castors, 31.75in (80.6cm) h, 44.5in (113cm) w, 21.25in (54cm) d. Restoration.
A 19th century painted commode, with gilt stringing, the inverted breakfront top with curved corners above a door centred a circular panel painted in the manner of Angelica Kauffman, enclosing a painted interior with shelf, on turned tapering feet, 39in (99cm) h, 47.25in (120cm) w, 17in (43cm) d.
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