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A Victorian mahogany and marble topped pot cupboard, mid 19th century,: of truncated columnar form, the circular top with moulded edges, above fluted sides, a hinged door to the front, on an octagonal base, 72cm high, 38cm diameter; and a George III mahogany and sycamore strung commode, circa 1800, of rectangular form, the fitted interior with china pot, 48cm high, 58cm wide, 47cm deep

A George III mahogany night commode, circa 1775,: the tray top with serpentine edging; the front with twin doors with oval reserves, above a quarter veneered drawer with central lozenge reserve; on square section through stiles; 86cm high, 57cm wide, 49cm deep.

A fine George III satinwood and rosewood crossbanded serpentine commode, in Sheraton style and in the manner of Ince and Mayhew, last quarter 18th century,: the top with concentric fan paterae radiating from the back edge; the four graduated drawers all with twin ormolu ring handles with vases in low relief to the backplates, with further crossbanded and cockbeaded edges; the top drawer fitted with brushing slide over compartments; the drawers flanked by projecting and canted angles to block bracket feet; 88cm high, 118cm wide, 64cm deep*Notes William Ince and John Mayhew were in partnership from 1759 to 1803, in London. Ince was a subscriber to the first edition of Thomas Chippendale's 'Director' and the publication of course influenced his work, which he developed with lighter forms and up to date Neoclassicism, utilising more exotic timbers in his veneers and incorporating the fashionable patterns and themes of Adam. They had used marquetry in their furniture from the early days of its return to fashion in the 1760s, and the firm became renowned for the quality of their oeuvre

19thC mahogany tray top commode, W59 x D44 x H74cm

A set of Victorian mahogany library steps or step commode, 65cm high, 46.5cm wide, 70.5cm deep

A 19TH CENTURY STEP COMMODE

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHEST OF THREE DRAWERS (for restoration), and a Victorian commode

A French style fall front commode cabinet fitted drawer beneath

A Victorian cylindrical mahogany commode, 46cm h; 41cm diam Shrinkage cracks to sides

An 18th century French-style painted bombé commode, with serpentine front, three drawers, drop handles and splayed legs, 96cm wide, 46.5cm deep, 83cm highMinor marks, dents and scratches to the paintwork overall due to use, of late 20th/early 21st century manufacture, on a pine carcass, with splits down both sides.

A red ground Jappaned marble-topped hardwood commode, with three drawers, panelled sides and on cabriole legs, 85cm wide, 47cm deep, 78cm highThe marble in good condition, the chest of 20th century manufacture, some minor losses, scratches and marks overall due to age and use, some retouching to the paintwork necessary particularly to the top and lower drawers, generally good condition.

COMMODE, 19th century French Directoire bleached mahogany and silvered metal mounted with four long drawers and marble top, 85cm W x 38cm D x 89cm H.

COMMODE, 19th century North European Gustavian style, grey painted with four drawers, 88cm L x 92cm H x 40cm W.

A Victorian mahogany commode with later added chair frame.

A 19th century French mahogany commode, width 94cm, depth 50cm, height 86cm

A late Georgian mahogany gentleman's fitted washstand, the hinged top opening to reveal well-fitted interior with hinged mirror and numerous lidded and open compartments, above an arrangement of drawers to include commode drawer, w.71cm, d.51cm, h.92cmStands well.Shrinkage split to back left hand corner of top surface.Hinged action good.Interior complete.Horizontal surface splits to both side profiles.Missing top part of lock at top of upper central drawer, also to short lower right hand drawer.Fine splits to two drawer fronts.Timber slightly faded throughout.

Two Victorian commode stools (af)

Two occasional tables, together with a commode.

A 19th century mahogany commode chest, c.1820of four drawers, bracket feet70cm high64cm wide50cm deep

A 19th century French gilt metal mounted walnut commode, moulded crossbanded top above a slide and two drawers, the fronts inlaid with geometric banding, 81cm high, 63.5cm wide, 40cm deep, c.1880

A George III style mahogany bow front commode chest, 67cm high x 60cm wide.

An early 20th century mahogany commode armchair with ceramic pot interior Condition Report:Available upon request

A Victorian mahogany serpentine commode, the hinged lid, bowl lacking, raised on turned legs, 43cm high, 46cm wide, 41cm deep, together with a Victorian walnut revolving piano stool, with floral upholstered seat. (2)

A 19th century mahogany line inlaid commode in the form of a four-drawer bachelor's chest, the hinged upper section opening to reveal a ceramic liner with lid, raised on bracket feet, dimensions when closed 77 x 64 x 45cm (af). CONDITION REPORT There is a notable split across the top, with further scuffs and scrapes visible. The upper left hand faux drawer handle is a replacement and the loop handle is detached but present. The front bracket foot is also detached but present. Further signs of general wear throughout, including scuffs, scrapes, fading, staining, splits, etc.

Very large French oak bombe commode style linen press/chest, with domed top and shell finial decoration

An 18th century Neapolitan kingwood serpentine petit commode In the Louis XV style and applied with gilt bronze mounts, the moulded edge marble top above three drawers, with stellar design to the sides, with a shaped apron and slightly outswept legs terminating in sabots, some possible re-mounting, 66cm wide, 40cm deep, 85cm high. Provenance: Property from a Hampshire country estate Christie’s London, 2 May 1997, lot 141.

Georgian mahogany tray top night stand/commode, 73cm by 49cm by 44cm.

A French transitional, marquetry inlaid and rosewood commode,c.1900, of demilune outline with satinwood inlaid panels to the top and front, applied gilt mounts, on swept legs and sabot feet,80cm wide42cm deep86cm highProvenance: The residual contents of Bixley Manor by instruction of the executors of Sir Timothy Colman KG.Condition ReportFaded with some small veneer losses to the border of the top.Also losses to the applied gilt frieze moulding.One sabot is loose, but present.

A continental miniature walnut commode,mid-19th century, with a serpentine front and crossbanded decoration, on bracket feet,48cm wide23cm deep 36cm highCondition Reportsmall areas of light cosmetic damage and wear, overall fair order for age and use

A mahogany bedside commode, 19th century, with a raised edge, over a tambour front, and pull-out drawer, with cap, not converted, with carrying handles, 45cm wide45cm deep79cm highCondition ReportSplits to the top and sides.

GUSTAVIAN COMMODE, 19th century, traditionally grey painted, with castellated frieze and three drawers, 74cm x 83cm H x 44cm.

A George III mahogany hinged top commode with dummy drawer front and brass handles, width 66cm, depth 42cm, height 74cm

A Regency mahogany bedside commode chest, with folding top, 64cm high; together with another small commode chest and a sewing table, including contents (a lot)

Two commode stools, 19th century (both liners missing)

VICTORIAN BOX COMMODE,along with an occasional table inset needlework panel (2)

A MAHOGANY COMMODE CABINET, A 19th C. MAHOGANY CHAIR, ANOTHER LATER, A STANDARD LAMP AND A ROLE OF BEIGE STRIPED GREEN MATERIAL

A INLAID FRUIT WOOD BIEDERMEIER THREE DRAWER COMMODE H 85 x W 111 x D 60cms

French Louis XV Boulle style large commode chest of drawers, scrolling inlay to the top, sides and drawer fronts, 55" wide, 22.5" deep, 35" high

Pair of French style kingwood and painted commode chests of drawers, the veined moulded top over a slim frieze drawer and two deep drawers, raised on cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts, 42.5" wide, 16.5" deep, 36" high (2)

Pair of Louis XV style kingwood and burr walnut marble top commode chests of drawers, the veined white moulded top over three short and one long drawer, with applied gilt metal mounts and scrolling handles, 41" wide, 19" deep, 32" high

An Edwardian Adam-style mahogany demi-lune commode. With a single frieze drawer above a single panels door, with carved and applied urn and swag and neo-classical decoration throughout On four squat squared supports terminating in spade feet. 107 cm wide x 49 cm deep x 92 cm overall height.Generally good the curved panels seem good with only a very slight hairline crack to the doorThe carcass is in good brown oak with a panel and framed back.

Hochfeine Louis XV-Kommode, gestempelt „F. Rubestuck“ und „JME“Höhe: 83 cm. Breite: 82 cm.Tiefe: 48 cm. Rechte vordere Zarge gestempelt: „F. RUBESTUCK“ für François Rübestück (1722 – 1785, Meister ab 1766) sowie der Schlagstempel JME für Jures Menuisiers Ébénistes (Zunftstempel). Paris, um 1740.Auf vier elegant geschweiften Beinen der zweischübige, dreiseitig bombierte sowie reich intarsierte Eichenholzkorpus sans traverse. Aufwendig in Edelhölzern u.v.a. furniert, intarsiert und teilweise brandschattiert. Reicher, teilweise durchbrochen gearbeiteter Bronzebesatz, feuervergoldet. Das mittlere Feld reich dekoriert mit Blumenschale, aus der vielerlei Blumenarten entspringen. Reste von Kolorierung. Die Füße mit feinen Sabots. Abschließende alte, wohl original Marmorplatte in Rouge Griotte. Rest., erg., Alterssch. Platte best. Alte massive Eisenschlösser.Literatur: Vgl. Pierre Kjellberg, Le Mobilier Francais du XVIIIe siecle, Paris 1989, S. 744ff. (12901434) (10)Very fine Louis XV commode, stamped “F. RUBESTUCK“ and “JME“Height: 83 cm.Width: 82 cm.Depth: 48 cm.Front right apron stamped: “F. RUBESTUCK” for François Rübestück (1722 – 1785, master since 1766), and embossed stamp JME for Jures Menuisiers Ébénistes (guild mark).Paris, ca. 1740. Literature:cf. Pierre Kjellberg, Le Mobilier Français du XVIIIe siecle, Paris 1989, p. 744ff.

Louis XV-Kommode gestempelt „DAUTRICHE“ und „JME“ (Jurande des Menuisiers Ébénistes)Höhe: 89 cm.Breite: 140 cm.Tiefe: 64 cm. Paris, um 1765.Zweischübiger, leicht bombierter Eichenkorpus mit reicher Marketerie in verschiedenen Hölzern. Üppiges Beschlagwerk in feuervergoldeter Bronze. Die allseitig schräg gestellten Füße laufen gratig in die Ecken ein, unten säbelförmig sich verjüngend. Das Frontfeld, in heller Wirkung mit V-fömig verlegtem Furnier, wird dunkel gerahmt. Im hellen Mittelfeld, das sich über die beiden Schübe hinweg ausbreitet, in zarten Holztönen eingelegte Blütenzweige, Rosensträuße, größere und kleinere Blätter. Die Blattformen grün getönt, die Blüten in zarten Farben bis hin zu violett-rot abgestuft. Die Mitte wird betont durch ein in großzügigem Schwung eingelegtes Bandwerk, das eine leicht nierenförmige Mittelfeldbegrenzung umschließt, in geschickter Weise seitlich unterhalb der vergoldeten Henkelzüge durchlaufend. Zughenkel und Schlüsselbeschläge braun unterlegt, wie auch die Applikation an der mittleren Zarge, die in äußerst eleganten C- und S-Bögen mit eingearbeiteten Blüten gearbeitet ist. An den Seiten der Kommode ebenfalls V-förmige Verlegung des hellen Bildfeldes, darauf jeweils ein Blumenstrauß. Abschließende Marmorplatte in höchst seltener Ziegelrot-, Gelb- und Grausprenkelung. An den Rändern fein profiliert und gerundet. Zarge mit Schlagstempel „DAUTRICHE“ für Jacques van Oostenryk (Meister ab 1765, gest. 1778). Alte Schlösser und Schlüssel. Rest., erg.Literatur: Vgl. Pierre Kjellberg, Le Mobilier Français du XVIIIe siècle, Paris 1989, S. 221 ff. (12901425) (10)Louis XV commode stamped "DAUTRICHE" and "JME" (Jurande des Menuisiers Ébénistes)Height: 89 cm.Width: 140 cm.Depth: 64 cm.Paris, ca. 1765.Two-drawer, slightly cambered oak structure with rich marquetry. Opulent fire-gilt bronze fittings. Apron with embossed stamp “DAUTRICHE” for Jacques van Oostenryk (master from 1765, died 1778). With old locks and keys. Restored, mended.Literature:cf. Pierre Kjellberg, Le Mobilier Français du XVIIIe siècle, Paris 1989, p. 221 ff.

Schön proportionierte Régence-Kommode84,5 x 128,5 x 68,5 cm. Rückwärtig gestempelt mit Monogramm „PM“. Paris, um 1725.In Löwentatzenfüßensabots mit Akanthusblattansätzen stehender horizontal dreifach gegliederter Korpus. Dieser nach vorn und zu den Seiten bombiert sowie allseits mit Bois d'Amourette auf Eiche furniert sowie mit vergoldeten gegossenen und fein ziselierten Beschlägen versehen. Den Zügen des Möbels folgende, messingumrandete ebenfalls furnierte Deckplatte.Anmerkung: Eine ähnliche Kommode als Bureau aus der Sammlung Madame L. M. wurde am 2. und 3. Dezember 1948 unter Lot 200 angeboten. Bureaus mit gleichen Espagnoletten werden in der Ansbacher Residenz von François Lieutaud (1700-1748) und im Bayerischen Nationalmuseum in München verwahrt. (13018132) (13)Beautifully proportioned Regency commode84.5 x 128.5 x 68.5 cm.Stamped with monogram “PM” on the back.Paris, ca. 1725.Notes:A similar chest of drawers as a bureau from the Madame L.M. collection was offered at auction on 2 and 3 December 1948, lot 200. Bureaus with the same espagnolettes are held at the Ansbach residence of François Lieutaud (1700-1748) and at the Bayerische Nationalmuseum in Munich.

Pariser KommodeHöhe: 84,5 cm.Breite: 80 cm. Tiefe: 44,5 cm. Rechts oberhalb des Beines unterhalb der Plattegestempelt „N. Greyenic“. 18. Jahrhundert.Eichenholzkorpus, in verschiedenen Hölzern furniert, mit Ormolubeschlägen versehen und gesprenkelter grauer Marmorplatte. Über vier leicht geschwungenen Beinen der zweischübige Korpus, die beiden Schübe sans traverse, die untere mit tief herabhängender Zarge mit reichem Ormolu-Rocailledekor. Jeweils mit zwei Rocaillegriffen und bereits den Klassizismus anklingen lassenden Schlüsselschildern. Kein Schlüssel vorhanden. (†) (13013136) (13)Paris commodeHeight: 84.5 cm.Width: 80 cm.Depth: 44.5 cm.Stamped “N.Greyenic” on the right above the leg underneath the top.18th century.Oak structure, veneered with various types of wood, with ormolu fittings and speckled grey marble top. (†)

Louis XV-KommodeHöhe: 83 cm.Breite: 104 cm.Tiefe: 50 cm. Gestempelt „MONDON“.Frankreich, um 1740.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. Wenige Alters- und Gebrauchssp., minimal rest. (†) (13013130) (13)Louis XV commodeHeight: 83 cm.Width: 104 cm.Depth: 50 cm.Stamped “MONDON”.France, ca. 1740.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. With minimal restoration. (†)

Louis XV-KommodeHöhe: 85,5 cm.Breite: 83 cm. Tiefe: 44 cm. Signiert „DUBOIS“. Frankreich, 18. Jahrhundert.À jour gearbeitete vergoldete Bronzesabots mit gekanteten und bewegten Beinen. Die Knie mit reliefiertem vergoldetem Blattwerk. Zweischübiger Korpus sans travers. Die beiden Schübe mit übergreifender Ormolu-Kartusche mit Rocaillezierwerk, marketiert mit Spiegelfurnier und kontrastreich gelegtem Blütendekor. Die Schübe jeweils mit zwei gegenständigen Rokoko-Handhaben und Schlüsselschildern, ein Schloss vorhanden. Übergreifende, den Zügen des Möbels folgende Marmordeckplatte in Breche d‘alep. Rest. (1320913) (1) (13)Louis XV commodeHeight: 85.5 cm.Width: 83 cm.Depth: 44 cm.Signed “DUBOIS“.France, 18th century.

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)Transition 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 XVI-Transitions-Kommode88 x 127 x 57 cm. Mathieu-Guillaume Cramer, zug., Meister 1771. Paris, um 1780.In Bronzesabots stehend die vier geschweiften und gekanteten Beine, die den zweischübigen Korpus sans travers tragen. Dieser mit übergreifenden marketierten und von Ormolu gezierten Kartuschen, vertikal dreifach gegliedert. Mittiges Segment breiter und in einer Lambrequinzarge mündend. Dreischübige Gesimszone mit Laufendem Hund-Dekor in Ormolu. Den Zügen des Möbels folgende, rosafarbene, vielleicht spätere Marmordeckplatte. Rest. (†)Anmerkung: Möbel aus der Hand von Mathieu-Guillaume Cramer werden unter anderem im Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (Inv. Nr. 58.75.50) verwahrt. Eine baugleiche Kommode des Meisters wird im Victoria & Albert Museum in London unter der Inventarnummer W.3:1 to 8-1940 verwahrt. (13013117) (13)Louis XVI Transition commode88 x 127 x 57 cm.Mathieu-Guillaume Cramer, attributed, master 1771.Paris, ca. 1780. (†)Notes:Furniture by Mathieu-Guillaume Cramer are held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (inv. no. 58.75.50), among other places. An identical chest of drawers by the master is held at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London under the inventory no. W.3:1 to 8-1940.

Dreischübige Louis XV-Kommode mit MarmorplatteHöhe: 85 cm.Breite: 131 cm.Tiefe: 70 cm. Frankreich, 18. Jahrhundert.Korpusaufbau in Weichholz, Inneneinbauten in Eiche. Die dreischübige Front mittig konvex vorschwingend, zu den Seiten hin zurückgeführt. Die Ecken in konvex-konkavem Schwung, kantig vortretend, ziehen in schräg gestellte Stollenbeine ein, die mit geschwungener Zarge zur Mitte ziehen und dort eine herabgeführte Zunge ausbilden. Schönes Intarsienfurnier in Nussholz, Amarantholz und anderen Zierhölzern, jeweils felderbildende dunklere Bandeinlagen, die sich in den Feldern x-förmig weiterentwickeln. Die obere Schubzone dreigeteilt: Zwei seitliche Schübe flankieren eine hochrechteckige kleinere Schubfront. Schwere, fein gearbeitete, vergoldete Beschläge. An den Ecken kräftige blattförmige Sabots, die sich nach oben fortsetzen und unter der Platte jeweils eine nahezu vollplastische Maske ausbilden. Große rocailleförmige Schlüsselbeschläge. Seitlich bewegliche Zughenkel an rosettenförmigen Applikationen mit auszackenden Blättern. An der Zargenzunge entsprechendes asymmetrisches Beschlagwerk mit seitlichen Flügelformen. Die Marmorplatte in grau und weiß gesprenkeltem, altrosafarbenem Marmor. Die original Schlösser in die Schübe eingelassen, mit Messingabdeckungen. (†) (13013141) (10)Louis XV commode with three drawers and marble topHeight: 85 cm.Width: 131 cm.Depth: 70 cm.France, 18th century. (†)

Kleine Louis XVI-KommodeHöhe: 58 cm.Breite: 112 cm.Tiefe: 50 cm. Frankreich, zweite Hälfte 18. Jahrhundert.In Bronzesabots stehende gekantete und geschweifte Beine, in den vierschübigen Korpus übergehend, wobei die unteren drei Schübe sans traverse zusammengefasst sind und sich in einen unteren und zwei obere Schübe gliedern. Die Schübe vertikal von einer Rechteckkartusche durch Marketerie zusammengefasst. Der obere Schub dreigeteilt und mit Pseudokannelur intarsiert. Der Körper sich nach hinten trapezförmig erweiternd. Den Zügen des Möbels folgende profilierte Marmordeckplatte. Ein Schlüssel vorhanden. Minimal besch. (12918157) (13)Small Louis XVI commodeHeight: 58 cm. Width: 112 cm. Depth: 50 cm.France, second half of the 18th century.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE COMMODE CIRCA 178084cm high, 105cm wide, 64cm deepCondition Report: There are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are losses and restorations including; replacement crossbanded sections including to the top; losses and cracks to the edge moulding of the top; chips to the drawer edge beading; veneers cracked and missing to the feet.The oak drawer linings with some splitting; there is no key, the locks are open.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT CLOTHES PRESS CIRCA 1800 The central panelled doors opening to and arrangement of sliding trays, above two short and two long graduated drawers, flanked on either side by a twin panelled cupboard door, the left cupboard opening to shelves, a drawer and a lidded commode section, the other cupboard with a shelf above hanging hooks222cm high, 242cm wide, 63cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use Some old chips and splits Of cleaned/polished appearance Locks vary from each other but appear to be period and fitted neatly, lacking keys Key escutcheons possibly later, with some small filler repairs around them Small sections of replacement veneer to three corners of the drawer fronts (see images)Handles appear original, but with later nuts/washers to secureWhere doors open some marks and scratches caused by meeting adjacent panels/doors (see images)Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

AN EMPIRE MAHOGANY, GILT METAL MOUNTED AND MARBLE TOPPED SECRETAIRE ABBATTANT AND COMMODE EN SUITEEARLY 19TH CENTURYThe fall front enclosing recesses and drawersThe secretaire 142.5cm high, 94cm wide, 43cm deep, the commode 88.5cm high, 130cm wide, 62cm deep Provenance: Property from the Kingshott CollectionCondition Report: There are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips and abrasions consistent with age and use.The marble top with scratches, nibbles and chips.There are losses and restorations including the handles to the top drawer under close inspection are slightly different to the other lion mask handles, slightly less well defined and with slightly thinner rings; there is some filler including to the edge of the top drawer; the tooled and gilt tooled black leather inset is later; some veneer indentations corresponding to underlying constructional movement.The locks are later. There is one key to operate the drawer locks. There is no key to operate the fall front lock, which is open and the fall cannot be locked or fixed in the upright position.The drawer linings are oak.The backboards are of panelled construction.The carved front feet are ebonised and have evidence of worm and some cracks. The back legs have some dowel marks and possibly some additional support.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGE III SATINWOOD COMMODE SHERATON PERIOD, C.1790 inlaid with stringing and purple heart panels, with a pair of bowfront panelled doors inset with painted panels of flowers, enclosing a shelf, on square tapering legs and spade feet 91.5cm high, 83.7cm wide, 41.5 deep Provenance The collection of Admiral John Jervis Tucker, of Trematon Castle, Cornwall, sold at Christie's on 3rd February, 1888, lot 153, when purchased by the current vendor's great grandmother. Catalogue Note A commode with very similar painted panels is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, no.636:1 to :22-1870 and is illustrated on the front cover of Ralph Fastnedge, Sheraton Furniture.

A FRENCH KINGWOOD AND MARQUETRY SERPENTINE COMMODE LATE 19TH CENTURY with bronze mounts and inlaid with leaves and flowers, the rouge marble top above two drawers 82.7cm high, 104.5cm wide, 51cm deep

A DUTCH MARQUETRY AND HARDWOOD BOWFRONT COMMODE 19TH CENTURY inlaid with flowers and scrolls and fitted with three long drawers 91cm high, 115cm wide, 57cm deep Provenance Redlynch House, Salisbury, Wiltshire.

A FRENCH LOUIS XVI KINGWOOD AND MARQUETRY SECRETAIRE ABATTANT BY FRANCOIS BAYER, C.1780 with ormolu mounts and inlaid with various woods, including: purpleheart and fruitwoods, with lattice work, panels of ribbon tied musical trophies and an urn, the grey marble moulded edge top above a frieze drawer and a hinged fall, revealing an interior fitted with six drawers and a later gilt tooled leather writing surface, the base with a pair of cupboard doors, enclosing a shelf 138.3cm high, 95.3cm wide, 38.5cm deep Provenance Redlynch House, Salisbury, Wiltshire. Catalogue Note Francois Bayer was made maitre on the 5th December 1764. See the Victoria and Albert Museum, Accession Number 1065:1 to 3-1882 for a marquetry table by Bayer. Literature See Pierre Kjellberg, Le Mobilier Francais Du XVIIIe Siecle, pp. 50-51 for details and illustrations of four further items by Bayer, including a secretaire of a similar form and a commode with a similar trophy inlay.

A FRENCH KINGWOOD AND MARQUETRY COMMODE IN TRANSITIONAL STYLE 18TH CENTURY with ormolu mounts and inlaid with panels of flowers, fruit and a landscape scene, the Siena brocatelle marble top with a moulded edge above three drawers 86.8cm high, 80.5cm wide, 43cm deep Provenance Redlynch House, Salisbury, Wiltshire.

George III mahogany tray top bedside commode, the shaped gallery top above a single door and square section legs, 51cm wide, 48cm deep, 73cm high