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Oak commode chair, circa 1770, the shaped crest rail over panelled back, and sides, with hinged seat and later white pot liner raised on square section tapering feet.

A George III mahogany serpentine-fronted commode with three graduated long drawers and boxwood-strung canted corners continuing into tapering lozenge-section supports with 'spade' feet, 87cm. high x 105cm. wide.

A ZELL INKSTAND Modelled as a three drawer breakfront commode, cream glazed, impressed mark, 4 3/4in.(12cm.) wide

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRENCH COMMODE with a black marble top and bronze headed terms, 38in. (97cm.) wide

A George III mahogany elbow chair, with pierced vase shaped splat, drop in seat and square tapering legs (adapted from a commode chair)

Victorian mahogany cupboard / commode with turned splayed legs

A late Georgian mahogany converted commode, the dummy drawer hinged flap above two dummy drawer front, raised on bracket feet, 24in. x 29in.

A Georgian mahogany tray-top commode, with cut-out side handles above a pair of crossbanded panelled doors, the drawer below with single brass handle, raised on chamfered square legs, 23in. x 30in. high.

A late Georgian mahogany bowfront converted commode with a pair of panelled doors enclosing a cupboard, two drawers below fitted later brass ring handles, raised on splay bracket feet, 25in. x 31in. high.

Reproduction inlaid walnut bow front lounge room commode, the single frieze drawer over two lower drawers and raised on square tapering supports ending in brass castors, 46in (116.9cm) wide

George III mahogany tray top commode cupboard with two drawers, the pull out base converted, 22'' wide

18th century French serpentine shaped walnut commode with veined marble top, the drawer fronts and sides inlaid with shaped panels, ormolu mounts and lock plates, on slender tapering cabriole legs, 48'' wide

18th century South German serpentine shaped bombe commode, the top, sides and front with geometric patterned panels, with a central front panel of a basket of flowers, two drawers, on splayed legs, 47'' wide x 23.5'' deep x 31'' high

A blue-printed chinoiserie teapot, possibly by Shorthose & Co, of commode shape with swan finial and ochre lining to spout, rim and handle, printed in blue with a One Man Chinoiserie pattern, overall length 23.6cm, unmarked, circa 1800-10 (restored). See Priestman, pages 57-58, for information on this pattern made by Shorthose, Minton and others

A Venetian decorated pine bombé shaped commode chest, the faux marble shaped top above four long graduated drawers, standing on cabriole legs with pad feet and a shaped apron, 113cm wide

A kingwood gilt metal mounted marble topped bombé commode chest, the shaped top above two short drawers supported on slender cabriole legs with sabot feet, 61cm wide

A 19th century oak commode stool, the moulded rectangular rising top above two short and two long dummy drawers, standing on end stile feet, 54cm wide

A Fine Kingwood Bombe Shaped Commode. The serpentine front Griotte Uni marble top having a moulded edge and measuring 49 ins (125 cms) in width. The three long drawers quarter-veneered with inlaid cross-bandings, having decorative gilt bronze swing handles and escutcheons above a central ornamental gilt bronze mount. The well swept sides enriched with caryatids above rococo scrolls and foliated stems leading down the outer corners to meet the scrolling sabots, 32 ins (81 cms) in height.

An 18th Century Maltese walnut and marquetry inlaid commode chest, the overhanging crossbanded top with a moulded edge, central circular reserve marquetry inlaid with a maiden, the whole with four corner marquetry scrolling inlays above four long drawers, each with geometric marquetry inlay as eight short drawers depicting reserves of birds on a satinwood field, the whole with crossbanding, all within proud satinwood strung pilasters and raised on bun feet, the whole with some repairs, restoration, replacement handles etc., width 149cm

George III mahogany tray top commode converted to a bedside cupboard, standing on four square supports with reeded canted corners, 57cm wide

Early 19th Century mahogany tray top commode with hinged door having two circular crossbanded medallions, the pull-out base with oval brass handle; the whole standing on four square supports, 56cm wide

A George III mahogany Night Commode with gallery top having hand holds, tambour front and pair of doors beneath on moulded square legs

A Georgian mahogany tray top commode.

A mahogany commode, Directoire, late 18th century, the rectangular fossilised mottled grey marble top above three long drawers, the top drawer panelled to simulate three short drawersh.89cm., w.129cm., d.61cm.W

A French satinwood, mahogany and brass mounted commode, circa 1800, with a later marble toph.86cm., w.125cm., d.50cm.W

A fine gilt-bronze and Boulle marquetry commode after Andre Charles Boulle, Paris, circa 1880, with a later marble top, above two drawers h.87cm.; w.123cm.; d.64cm.This commode is a copy of one of the pair of commodes made in 1708 by Andra Charles Boulle for the king's bed-chamber at the Palais de Trianon, now the Grand Trianon. Boulle perfected the Dutch technique of marquetry, not only using selected woods but incorporating more expensive and exotic materials such as tortoiseshell, brass, copper and pewter, a technique universally known today as 'Boulle'.It is unusual to find models of this commode of such fine quality and it is strange that the present example is unsigned. The model was made by several leading 19th century makers. A very fine pair of commodes supplied by Blake of London were sold in Sothebys London, lot 231, 2nd November 1990 and another pair by Winkelsen of Paris was sold Sothebys, London, 16th March lot 159. W

Victorian Mahogany Night Commode With Fittings.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PATENT COMMODE CHAIR BY R. J. WISS, having a bar back and tie rail, lift-up seat, the box interior fitted with a blue and white pottery bowl printed with flowers and 'R. J. Wiss Patentee 87 St. Martins Lane (W. C.) London, from 38 Charing Cross', ceramic handled plunger and turned cover

A CHILD'S LATE 18TH CENTURY OAK COMMODE ROCKING CHAIR, arched back panel with finger grip and winged side panels, 23in. (58.5cms) high

A George III tray top commode, now converted to house a speaker, 1ft 8ins

Victorian mahogany commode, tapestry top.

A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY DEMI-LUNE COMMODE of Chippendale design, the frieze carved with a foliate paterae and upright acanthus leaves over a pair of panelled doors carved with ribbon-tied husks, oval paterae and tassels, on "hollowed" square tapering legs terminating in spade feet, 60" wide.

A DUTCH STYLE BURR-WALNUT BOMBE COMMODE with three drawers flanked by canted angles, on carved claw and ball feet, 44" wide.

A DUTCH WALNUT AND MARQUETRY SERPENTINE COMMODE, the shaped top inlaid with an urn of flowers flanked by leafy scrolls and the front with four drawers flanked by concave angles, on shaped bracket feet, 33.5" wide.

A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY SERPENTINE COMMODE in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, with three cupboards carved with ram's masks, oval paterae and husks suspended from beaded swags and separated by carved and reeded pillars, on conforming feet, 52.25" wide.

A DUTCH ROCOCO SERPENTINE COMMODE fitted two drawers with boxwood line, alternating ebony and herringbone inlaid decoration with gilt metal handles and cabriole legs, retailed by Druce and Sons, labelled, 43" wide.

A FRENCH EMPIRE MAHOGANY COMMODE fitted three long drawers with frieze drawer, bun handles and gilt metal mounted column support, 45" wide.

A FRENCH APPRENTICE BOW FRONTED KINGWOOD COMMODE fitted two drawers with gilt metal mounts, crossbanded decoration and splay feet, 20" wide.

A late 18th century French walnut commode of serpentine form, the top with a moulded edge above two short and two long drawers with brass handles on acanthus and scroll feet, 84cm high, 59cm deep, 115cm wide (worm)

Late 18th Century New Hall commode-shaped Teapot and Cover with baluster knop, shaped handle, painted with floral sprays, unmarked, pattern number N297, 14cms, (5.5”).

Late 18th Century New Hall commode-shaped Teapot and Cover and Stand, the cover with baluster vase shaped knop, above a shaped spout and handle and freely painted with floral sprays, unmarked, numbered N311, a similar helmet-shaped Cream Jug, painted with pink flowers, four similar Tea Bowls and three Saucer Dishes, each painted with pink ribands and floral sprays, (11).

A mahogany step commode, now with leather inset steps and turned feet, 49cm x 69cm

A Victorian mahogany veneered commode, the front with four dummy drawers on splayed bracket feet.

A mahogany side table (made from a Georgian commode).

A mahogany chest of four drawers, converted from a commode, 25in (63.5cm).

A Northern European 19th Century commode, the moulded edge top with rounded front corners over three ripple moulded drawers, upon bun feet, (90x106cm).

An Italian serpentine front painted commode of three drawers, floral decorated on a green ground, 32in (81cm) wide.

An Edwardian mahogany commode stool, open arm sides, cane seat, on tapering square legs.

A 19th century mahoganny bow fronted commode in the form of a chest

A good olivewood parquetry bombe commode, Roman, circa 1750, with three long drawers sans travers h.99cm., w.152cm., d.66cm.

A George III satinwood and tulipwood crossbanded serpentine dressing commode, circa 1790, the top drawer fitted with a writing slide above various compa

A Dutch bombe walnut commode, third quarter 18th century, of low proportions, top possibly associated h.74cm., w.82cm., d.52cm.

A French Transitional tulipwood and purpleheart commode by Birkle, circa 1760, of breakfront outline, indistinctly stamped BIRKLE h.87cm., w.82cm., d46.5cm.

A French Directoire mahogany commode, circa 1800, with a grey marble top h.87cm., w.94cm.,d.47cm.

A French transitional style rosewood, tulipwood and marquetry commode, late 19th century, applied with gilt metal mounts. The two drawers inlaid sans traverse. h.89cm., w.116cm., d.62cm. Marble top broken into two pieces.

A Dutch pollard-oak bombe commode, early 19th century, with four drawers, restorations h.89cm., w.96cm., d.57cm.

An early 19th century 'French Hepplewhite' serpentine mahogany commode, the shaped moulded edge top above a brushing slide, and three long graduated drawers fitted later octagonal brass plate handles, on swept bracket feet, 34in (86.5cm) high, 45in (114cm) wide.

A George III walnut commode chest, the rectangular moulded top crossbanded in fruitwood above two deep drawers displaying four dummy drawer fascia, fitted later brass handles, on bracket feet, 29in (73. 5cm) high, 29.5in (75cm) wide. Reconstructed.

Georgian mahogany and marquetry demi lune lounge commode, the top with central vase motif surrounded by acanthus scrolls, floral and butterfly designs over single frieze drawer with cherub and floral decoration above two cupboard doors with figures in robes amongst floral designs, flanked by side panels with vase and foliate inlay, all raised on squat square tapered legs, 47 1/2in (120.6cm) wide

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY ADAPTED SQUARE TRAY TOP COMMODE the shaped top with open carrying handles, enclosed by a pair of doors and fitted with a drawer below, on square section legs, 50.5cm (1ft 73/4in) wide.