Antique French Provincial Walnut Commode with Mahogany Crossbanding

Name: Antique French Provincial Walnut Commode with Mahogany Crossbanding
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1212925
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Knight Fine Antiques and Collectables

Description

An antique large French Provincial walnut commode, dating from the second half of the 19th century (circa 1850–1900), with a mahogany crossbanded top above four drawers.

The upper frieze drawer is fitted with a lock and opens using the key, while the three larger lower drawers are fitted with brass handles. The commode reflects the practical and understated character associated with French provincial furniture, produced in the regional workshops and countryside of France rather than the major Parisian makers.

The commode has been restored and is ready for use, with historic signs of woodworm that have been professionally treated.

A practical storage piece suitable for a range of interiors.

Dimensions:

Height: 97.5 cm / 38.39 in

Width: 129 cm / 50.79 in

Depth: 57.5 cm / 22.64 in

Delivery:

Free UK mainland delivery (excluding Scottish islands and other UK islands).

We are happy to arrange international delivery, please contact us for a quotation.

Physical Dimensions

Height

97.5cm (38.39")

Width

129cm (50.79")

Depth

57.5cm (22.64")

Declaration

Knight Fine Antiques and Collectables has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1212925

Dealers Notes

Delivery:

Free UK mainland delivery (excluding Scottish islands and other UK islands).

International delivery available — please contact us or request a quote.

Description

An antique large French Provincial walnut commode, dating from the second half of the 19th century (circa 1850–1900), with a mahogany crossbanded top above four drawers.

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The upper frieze drawer is fitted with a lock and opens using the key, while the three larger lower drawers are fitted with brass handles.

Knight Fine Antiques and Collectables

The commode reflects the practical and understated character associated with French provincial furniture, produced in the regional workshops and countryside of France rather than the major Parisian makers.