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An Edwardian inlaid mahogany commode, 43cms wide.

A French oak commode chest, the rectangular white marble top above three long drawers, 111cms wide.Condition ReportThe marble top is not chipped or cracked just the odd nibble. Sun faded and both sides have some shrinkage splits running from top to bottom. The locks are all present and the bottom draw is locked with no key.

An early 19th century mahogany bow fronted commode chest of three drawers on bracket shaped feet 84cm h x 107cm w Location:

A 19th century mahogany commode on tapering block supports terminating on brass castors, with an oak framed X-stretcher stool with leather top (2)

A George III provincial oak commode chair, height 103cm.

A French Louis XV style two drawer marble topped commode chest with ormolu mounts

French Louis XV style kingwood commode, the serpentine marble top above two drawers, raised on cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts. 81 x 81 x 43cm.

A Victorian mahogany and green leather topped commode

A CONTINENTAL SERPENTINE FRONT MARBLE TOP COMMODE with two short and three long drawers, 107cm wide 56cm deep 85cm high

A VINTAGE COMMODE ARMCHAIR, AN OAK MAGAZINE RACK AND A DUMB WAITER (3)

A 19th century pine commode chest, the hinged top and front opening to a seat with lift off lid and ceramic liner, on plinth base, 71x38x70cmH

AN ANTIQUE MAHOGANY COMMODE ARMCHAIR

A Victorian walnut commode chair, 95.5cm high; mid 20th century walnut side cupboard, 72.5cm high; a pair of Edwardian Bergere side chairs, (4).

An early 20thC Queen Anne style mahogany carver chair, formally a commode chair.

A selection of various 19th Century chairs, including a set of three mahogany dining chairs in the provincial Chippendale taste with upholstered seats on square chamfered and moulded supports united by stretchers, a pair of Regency mahogany bar back dining chairs with X backs over upholstered seats, on sabre supports, a set of four circa 1900 mahogany framed Hepplewhite style dining chairs (2 plus 2 carvers - no seats), a cane seated ebonised dining chair, a provincial Chippendale style commode armchair and a rush seated spindle back child's chair

A 19th Century French elm commode, the plain serpentine fronted top with moulded edge over two long drawers, the ornate cast brass swan neck handles with spreadeagle back plates and matching escutcheons over a moulded and shell carved frieze on carved and moulded cabriole legs to claw and ball feet 107.5 cm wide x 51 cm deep x 81 cm high

A 19th Century Dutch walnut and marquetry inlaid commode, the shaped top with urn of flowers and scrolling foliate and Classical figure decoration over three shaped drawers raised on bun feet 89.5 cm wide x 42.5 cm deep x 84 cm high

* Gillray (James). Pandora opening her Box, H. Humphrey, Feby. 22nd 1809, etched caricature with bright contermpory hand-colouring, slight adhesion marks to verso, two very small repairs to the lower corners, 360 x 260 mmQTY: (1)NOTE:Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke (the mistress of Frederick the Duke of York) stands behind the bar of the House of Commons holding up a flower-pot-shaped vessel (the pan of a commode) inscribed Opposition Stink Box. In her right hand she holds up its lid with the legend, 'Cover of Infamy'. Not satisfied with being supported as the prince's mistress, Mrs. Clarke supplemented their income by selling military commissions and ecclesisastical preferments to place-seekers, using her influence with Frederick to make sure they happened. In May of 1806, because of her general and seemingly careless extravagance, the Prince broke off relations with her, buying her silence (at least temporarily) by settling an annual pension of £400 on her until 1808. But when he failed to renew the pension, she threatened, and ultimately made good on her threat, to lift the lid on their relationship, correspondence, and transactions. Her insinuations (bolstered by the assertion of Captain Denis Hogan that he had been passed over for a promotion because he refused to meet Mrs. Clarke's demands) provoked a full Parliamentary investigation, led by a radical MP, Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle, ostensibly in the name of military reform. Mrs. Clarke herself testified as part of the proceedings. In the end, there were no real winners. The reputation of the Duke was significantly tarnished and he was forced to resign his position as head of the army. Wardle's credibility as a disinterseted reformer was severely compromised when it was revealed that he was also Mrs. Clarke's lover, and Mrs Clarke herself was tried and convicted in 1813 for libel.

A continental inlaid bombe commode/chest of drawers and a carved mahogany chair. Dimensions- height 72cm, width 67cm and depth 35cm.Age- mid 20th century

A 19th century beech and yew wood Windsor commode armchair.

A George III inlaid mahogany commode.

A 19TH CENTURY CHEST OF FOUR DRAWERS of small proportions, on turned feet 61cm wide (adapted from a commode)

Six pairs of binoculars. Including a Prinz 8x30, a Commode 8x30, etc.

A 19th century French mahogany bombe commode, with floral marquetry satinwood veneer and a marble top, 103cm wide x 45cm deep x 87cm highUsed condition, but overall good. With scratches, marks and dents consistent with age and wear.

A 19th Century mahogany sewing box (converted from a commode)

A small 19th century French transitional style gilt metal mounted kingwood marble topped two drawer serpentine commode, width 78cm, depth 39cm, height 75cm

A 19th century continental mahogany small commode, width 88cm, depth 50cm, height 76cm

A 19th century mahogany commode, width 56cm, depth 46cm, height 70cm

A George III elm open armchair The serpentine top-rail above pierced vase splat, above a drop-in seat and deep apron on square tapering legs, converted from a commode, 56cm wide, 45cm deep, 99cm high, seat height 47cm.

George III mahogany commode chest, hinged top and front, disguised with false drawers, on bracket feetDimensions: Height: 74cm  Length/Width: 72cm  Depth/Diameter: 49cm

A 19th Century Figured Walnut Continental Secretaire Commode in the Biedermeier Manner, with white veined marble slab to top, fitted one drawer with leather lined fall front enclosing pigeon hole and four small drawers, three long drawers under on plinth base, 51ins wide x 25ins deep x 36ins high

A Regency mahogany step commode, with hinged lower compartment, on reeded and turned supports to castors, w.55cm; together with a further similar example (2)

A pine box commode.

Victorian mahogany commode, bow front with ebony stringing, on bracket feetDimensions: Height: 74cm  Length/Width: 64cm  Depth/Diameter: 46cm

A 19TH CENTURY KINGSWOOD & PARQUETRY INLAID BOMBE COMMODE with serpentine parquetry inlaid top over two long drawers on cabriole supports terminating in brass ormolu feet, 77cm high x 106cm wide x 50cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

A Commode.

A LOUIS XVI WALNUT AND MARBLE MOUNTED COMMODECIRCA 179089cm high, 128cm wide, 59cm deepProvenance: The Private Collection of a GentlemanFormed at two properties in Twickenham and Hampton Court, over a period of sixty yearsCondition Report: Commode with the marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Some old chips, splits and lossesSome old repairsOne side with a noticeable repaired split to the panelled construction, discolouration to timber and filler used in places to disguise.Some natural fading to timber.Key is lacking, all locks openSome evidence of old wormAll metalware appears originalSome expected shrinkage and warping to drawer linings (see images)Marble with the expected scratches and some minor chips.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

Y A CONTINENTAL WALNUT AND MARQUETRY COMMODE SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY With grey variegated marble top99cm high, 130cm wide, 69cm deepProvenance: Airlie Gardens, Holland Park. The home of Herbert Olivier (1861-1952), Edwardian artist and travellerPlease note: Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption licence for the ivory in this lot (Ref: BZDGHMT1)

Y A CONTINTENTAL KINGWOOD PARQUETRY AND TULIPWOOD CROSSBANDED SERPENTINE COMMODELATE 18TH/ EARLY 19TH CENTURY79cm high, 100cm wide, 53cm deepProvenance:Private collection, BerkshirePurchased Sotheby's, London, 19th & 20th February 1997, Old Master and British Paintings, Furniture & Decorations, European Works of Art and The Brian Juhos Collection, Lot 302Condition Report: There are scratches, marks, knocks, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are losses, observations and restorations including: this commode is heavier than anticipated - the drawer linings and carcass are thick oak; clean and with shellac type finish; there is a Sotheby's Stockholm label verso; there is some filler and some small replaced veneers and crossbandings including to edges and feet and a tip to one corner; the lowest drawer with a broken border and missing corner moulding; there are three keys that pull open the drawers but do not seem to easily operate the locks; later locks; it is not clear if the escutcheons are later, there are some marks around two of the drawer escutcheons; some fading noticeable when the drawers are pulled out; later blocks to the back of drawers; there is some evidence of worm including to the bracket feet.Please see the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

Y A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD CANTERBURYBY GILLOWS, CIRCA 1835The underside of the drawer signed 'M. GILLBANK'55cm high, 42cm wide, 55cm deepMatthew Gilbanks (Gillbank) (fl.c.1834-1850) was listed in 1834-39 Gillow's Petty Ledger. He is named as craftsman for a mahogany commode for Ferguson & Co's customer Mr. Lloyd in February 1840; and an Albuera wood tea chest for Ferguson & Co. in December 1850.Condition Report: There are scratches, marks, knocks, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are losses, observations and restorations including: the panelled upper top of the base with two cracks along the grain of the timber; some chips around the edge of the base of the feet; some possible repair with filler to some dowels where the divisions join the upper edge.Please see the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A George III mahogany drop-leaf Demi lune breakfast table, 134cm wide x 73.5 cm high and 107cm deep, together with a mahogany tray top commode (2)

A George III mahogany and ebony strung bow front commode, 66cm wide, 70cm high, 43cm deep together with a reproduction chest of two short over three long drawers of small proportions (2)

Régence-Kommode82 x 132 x 65 cm.Frankreich, um 1710.Über Volutenfüßen die niedrige mit Voluten applizierte Zarge, darüber der dreischübige Korpus mit zentralen Schlüsselschildern in Maskaron- und Schleifenzier sowie seitlich davon hängenden gegossenen Bügelhandhaben mit Bandelwerkdekor. Dreiseitig in Schachbrettmuster und Rautenzier furniert. Schlüssel vorhanden. (1351801) (13)Régence commode82 x 132 x 65 cm.France, around 1710.

Transitions-KommodeHöhe: 82 cm.Breite: 109 cm. Tiefe: 50 cm.Rechts unterhalb der Deckplatte stempelsigniert, wohl Roger Vandercruse Lacroix (1728-1799). Unter dem Meisterstempel Innungsstempel.Frankreich, 18. Jahrhundert.Auf vier vergoldeten und ziselierten Löwentatzenfüßen leicht gebogte Beine mit auf Eck gestellten Lisenen, mit gegossenem vergoldetem Architekturdekor mit Lorbeerblattfestons. Fünfschübiger Korpus sans travers mit zusammengefassten Eckkartuschen, vergoldeten und ziselierten Lorbeerblattringhandhaben sowie Louis XVI-Schleifen über Schlüsselschildern. Die oberen drei Schübe durch einen vergoldeten Profilreif umfangen, mittig mit risalitartig hervorspringendem Vorbau. Den Zügen des Möbels folgende profilierte Marmordeckplatte.Anmerkung:Lacroix war Meister ab dem 06. Februar 1755. Er produzierte Möbel im Stil von Louis XV, Transition und Louis XVI, wobei die meisten seiner Möbel dem Stil Louis XVI verkörperten.Literatur:Vgl. Clarisse Roinet, Roger Vandercruse dit La Croix. 1727-1799, Paris 2000.Vgl. Alexandre Pradère, Les Ébénistes Français. De Louis XIV à la Révolution, Paris 1989. (1320302) (13)Transistion commodeHeight: 82 cm.Width: 109 cm.Depth: 50 cm.Stamped signature below tabletop on the right, probably Roger Vandercruse Lacroix (1728 - 1799). Guild's stamp below maker's mark.France, 18th century.

Louis XV-KommodeHöhe: 83 cm.Breite: 104 cm.Tiefe: 50 cm.Gestempelt „MONDON“.Frankreich, um 1760.Eichenholzkorpus mit verschiedenen Furnierhölzern und ziselierter Ormoluornamentik. Auf Bronzesabots ruhende Füße mit abgeschrägten Kanten und Ormolu verzierten Ecklösungen. Dreischübiger Korpus mit herabschweifender, Ormolu verzierter Zarge und symmetrischem Furniermuster in verschiedenen Hölzern. Teilweise geblänkte Griffe und Schlüsselschilder mit schon angedeuteter Rocailleornamentik. Leicht überkragende, profilierte Marmordeckplatte, darunter gestempelt „Mondon“. Ein Schlüssel anbei. (13013130) (13) (†)Louis XV commodeHeight: 83 cm.Width: 104 cm.Depth: 50 cm.Stamped “MONDON”.France, ca. 1760.Oak structure with veneer in various types of wood and chased ormolu ornaments. Feet resting on bronze sabots. Only few signs of ageing and wear.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CIRCULAR TWO-STEP COMMODE with fluted sides, hinged carpet work lid & pull out step. £40-£60.

A MAHOGANY, GILT METAL AND MARBLE COMMODEIN LOUIS XVI STYLE, 19TH CENTURY85cm high, 116cm wide, 55cm deepProvenance:Property of Lieutenant-General Eric Norman Goddard CB CIE CBE LVO MC (1897-1992)Purchased from Peter Francis Cheek, London (Sold for £11,000)A photocopy of the original receipt is available with this lot.Condition Report: Commode with the marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips and splits. Some natural fading to timber. A key is present and operates all locks except to the lower drawer as this lock plate is replaced. The brass gallery with the expected knocks and some minor misshapen elements. The brass has moved away from the marble slightly in places. Marble with the expected scratches and some minor chips. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A CLOSELY MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY NIGHT COMMODESCIRCA 178076cm high, 58.5cm wide, 48cm deepCondition Report: There are scratches, marks, knocks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are losses, observations and restorations including: some cracks along the grain of the timber; the pull-out 'commode' sections have been converted to drawers; later braces to the lower front frieze of one night commode.Please see the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A DUTCH WALNUT AND FLORAL MARQUETRY SERPENTINE COMMODE CIRCA 1780 With a rouge griotte marble top 85cm high, 110cm wide, 57cm deepProvenance: The Wodehouse, near Womborne, Staffordshire The Wodehouse, is a grade II* listed country house. The estate has existed since medieval times and is recorded from the 13th century. It came into possession of the Hellier family in 1708 and for over 900 years it has never been sold, the current owners having inherited the house by marriage. It became notable as the family seat of the Georgian landscape designer and musicologist Sir Samuel Hellier, who created the core of an important collection of musical instruments and literature. For over 200 years, the Hellier family was also in possession of what would become known as the Hellier Stradivarius, one of the best-preserved violins made by Antonio Stradivari of Cremona around 1679, and is now in the care of the Stradivari Foundation in Cremona. Please refer to our website for further background history regarding The Wodehouse and the collection gathered there.  

Y A GEORGE III SATINWOOD, MARQUETRY AND PAINTED SERPENTINE FRONTED COMMODEIN THE MANNER OF INCE & MAYHEW, CIRCA 178092.5cm high, 143cm wide, 61cm deepThe distinctive and heavily engraved neoclassical marquetry combined with the use of satinwood, sycamore and pear is characteristic of Mayhew and Ince's work.For commodes with related features see Lucy Wood, The Lady Lever Art Gallery Catalogue of Commodes, HMSO Publications, 1994, p128-129, pl 125, Lucy Wood refers to 'a distinctive group of marquetry furniture ... which is characterised by the use and disposition of highly figured veneers, especially harewood and the most unusual watered ash'. Whilst this lot being offered is satinwood, rather than ash, the veneers to the doors are unusually cut in the manner of Hungarian ash to give the distinctive grain figuring 'like watered silk'.For related 'back to back' leaf scrolls and husk marquetry see ibid p231, pl 220, a pair of corner cupboards, Badminton House, Gloucestershire.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and useSome chips and splits, some minor losses to veneers.Some historic repairs and leg repairs incorporating some elements of later timber. visible cracks to the front leg veneers. One back leg with a clean split through it requiring re-gluing. (see images)With attractive figuring of the satinwood and of pronounced serpentine form. Good colour and patina overall. The top being lighter in colour as most often seen.The mounts complete and attached. One short mount section loose at one end. Minor evidence of old worm, including to the legs and backboard.Some minor lifting to veneers in areas throughout and expected cracking and minor loss to the corresponding painted decoration (see images)The central leg is a later replacement, there is clear evidence of an older/original leg positioned on the central timber block to the underside.. The later central leg has been applied to provide stability to the carcass, though there is still some movement or 'rocking' to the commode. This central leg has been fixed and glued from within the lower board. A later timber section has been attached to the backboard, this was most likely for affixing the commode to a wall when in situ to secure and could easily be removed.Lock is open, key is lacking.The right door does not sit entirely flush when closed, with a tapering gap appearing towards the base due to expected shrinkage over time. The lock escutcheons are not exactly level when the doors are closed due to the relatively minor movement of the doors. The previous catch fixed to the inside of the right door does not engage.Later glued down blue baize to the top surfaces of the interior shelves. Some screws to the door hinges vary in date and size. The expected shrinkage cracks/gaps along the lines of underling construction, evidenced by lifting and cracks to veneers. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

*Item to be collected from Friargate, Derby*A 19th century mahogany table commode, the hinged cover opening to reveal original lid, on turned legs, later painted, approx 44cm high x 51cm wide x 50cm deep; together with a painted oak occasional table, approx 71cm high x 63cm wide x 41cm deep; two pine towel rails and another metal; and a painted side cupboard with single drawer and door, approx 72cm high x 41.5cm wide x 34cm deep (6)Condition - wear and tear commensurate with age, crazing and paint lossItem location - Ground floor bedroom

*Item to be collected from Friargate, Derby*A 19th Century mahogany bergere commode armchair, down swept arms, turned legs, shaped apron, approx 108.5cm high x 53cm wideCondition - wear and tear commensurate with age, few holes to caningItem location - dispatch room

A Victorian bow-front chest commode with hinged lift-lid & turned wooden handles to the mock drawer-fronts, on four turned feet, 26¼” wide x 27” high.

A Empire revival mahogany commode,19th century, the marble top above four graduated drawers fitted with gilt-metal hardware,126cm wide53cm deep85cm highCondition ReportKnocks, scuffs and minor losses throughout.

A French Empire mahogany commode, 19th century, with rectangular mottled marble top over a single frieze drawer, in turn over three graduated drawers, each of the graduated examples with ormolu handles with floral designs and escutcheons modelled as laurel wreaths, to the front supported by ormolu mounted columns, raised on block supports, 131cm wide 60cm deep 90.5cm highCondition ReportThe marble top not contemporary with the chest. The marble top with some reinforced cracks. With scratches and marks throughout. The frame of the chest with scratches, knocks and marks commensurate with age and use. The ormolu mounts with tarnish. The block supports with some more pronounced wear in the form of knocks and chips.

A Louis XV-style rosewood and tulipwood and marquetry commode, first half of the 20th century, French, of serpentine outline, the Breche d'Alep marble top over three drawers, with all-over metal mounts and foliate detail, raised on splayed supports,116cm wide51cm deep88cm highCondition ReportModern bracket repair to the back right leg. General knocks, small losses, splits and wear to the veneer throughout, with some small areas of repair. General surface wear and some tiny chips to the edges and corners of the marble. Repair and replacement to locks. No keys present. Some handles and metalware loose. Wear to interior. Repairs to backbboards. Joints tight and solid. Drawers run fairly smoothly. Please see the additoinal images.

A Louis XV-style tulipwood and kingwood commode,early 20th century, French, of serpentine outline, the rouge marble top above two drawers, with all-over parquetry decoration and gilt-metal mounts, raised on splayed supports, 114cm wide51cm deep83cm highCondition ReportSome scratches and surface wear to the marble. General wear to timber, with some minor scratches and knocks. Drawers very stiff and could do with attention. Joints sound and solid. Please see the additional images. No obvious signs of woodworm.

A Louis XV-style kingwood and marquetry commode,early 20th century, French, of bombe shape with a serpentine marble top above two drawers, raised on splayed legs, 133cm wide50cm deep85cm highCondition ReportTop repaired. Chips and losses to veneer. Lifting to veneer. Tarnished metalware. Drawers run smoothly. Oak carcass. Joints sound. No obvious signs of woodworm. Please see the additional images.

19th Century hardwood box commode with original fittings

A child's wicker commode chair AF