Baggott & Co. has dated this George II Mahogany Commode to the Georgian era.
An exceptional Georgian mahogany tray-top commode of unusually large scale and quality.
The commode slide, with oval brass handle, pulls out on roller castors to an oak lined seat, with oak lid and ceramic liner. The sides and back are also panelled, both sides with a cupboard opening to an internal space for storage, each with original axe head handles and locking catches. Polished and panelled on all four sides so it is not a piece of furniture to be consigned to the walls of a room. Stands on roller castors.

The proportions, being substantially larger than other Georgian commodes, the quality of timber, detail of the design, together with the finesse in the moulded legs and gallery denote that this was a piece of furniture commissioned for a house and owner of stature, preserved with original handles and exceptional colour.
English, circa 1760
82cm H, 67cm W, 59cm D, the seat 45.5cm H.
Baggott & Co. has dated this George II Mahogany Commode to the Georgian era.
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