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Early Georgian Oak/walnut Commode Chair C.1680-1720 | English Antique Chair
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Early Georgian Oak/walnut Commode Chair C.1680-1720 | English Antique Chair

18th century
For Sale by Whites Antiques
Description

A rare, early Oak/Walnut Commode Chair, circa 1680-1720 - elegant armchair form with discreet function, superb patina and excellent condition

Appeal, Desirability & Collectibility

England, late 17th century (c.1680–1705), William & Mary / early Queen Anne period

or it could be a rare early Georgian (George I 1714–1727) commode chair of architectural, armchair form

Likely oak construction, rich colour and exceptional natural patina

Elegant swept arms, slender turned supports and vertical splat back

Discreet commode function accessed via the rear panel

Excellent structural condition; solid, sturdy and fully functional

Thoroughly sanitised and suitable for contemporary use if required

Increasingly sought after as furniture of social and domestic history

Dimensions: H: 109cm (42.9") | W: 63cm (24.8") | D: 52cm (20.5")

Seat height approximately 46cm (18.1")

Delivery is not included

Physical Dimensions
Height
109cm (42.91")
Width
63cm (24.80")
Depth
52cm (20.47")
Declaration

Whites Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Commode Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1223570
Dealers Internal Reference
WA179
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Description
A rare, early Oak/Walnut Commode Chair, circa 1680-1720 - elegant armchair form with discreet function, superb patina and excellent condition

Appeal, Desirability & Collectibility

England, late 17th century (c.1680–1705), William & Mary / early Queen Anne period

“
or it could be a rare early Georgian (George I 1714–1727) commode chair of architectural, armchair form.
Whites Antiques
fig 1. An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat.
fig 1. Early Georgian Oak/walnut Commode Chair C.1680-1720 | English Antique Chair

Likely oak construction, rich colour and exceptional natural patina

Elegant swept arms, slender turned supports and vertical splat back

Discreet commode function accessed via the rear panel

Excellent structural condition; solid, sturdy and fully functional

fig 2. An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat.
fig 2. Early Georgian Oak/walnut Commode Chair C.1680-1720 | English Antique Chair

Thoroughly sanitised and suitable for contemporary use if required

Increasingly sought after as furniture of social and domestic history

Dimensions: H: 109cm (42.9") | W: 63cm (24.8") | D: 52cm (20.5")

Seat height approximately 46cm (18.1")

Delivery is not included

Height
109cm (42.91")
Width
63cm (24.80")
Depth
52cm (20.47")
Date of Manufacture

Whites Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Commode Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1223570
Dealers Internal Ref
WA179
Whites Antiques
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Archive I An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat.

Early Georgian Oak/walnut Commode Chair C.1680-1720 | English Antique Chair

Archive II An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View II
Archive III An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View III
Archive IV An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View IV
Archive V An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View V
Archive VI An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View VI
Archive VII An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View VII
Archive VIII An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View VIII
Archive IX An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View IX
Archive X An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View X
Archive XI An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View XI
Archive XII An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View XII
Archive XIII An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View XIII
Archive XIV An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat. View XIV
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Arundel Road
Poling
West Sussex
BN18 9PY
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An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat.
Early Georgian Oak/Walnut Commode Chair c.1680-1720 | English Antique Chair
Ref: SA1223570
An early Georgian dark oak and walnut commode armchair featuring a vertical slatted back, curved armrests, turned front supports, and a deep enclosed box seat.
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Originating in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, a commode chair (also known as a close stool) is an armchair designed with an enclosed box seat constructed to house a chamber pot concealed beneath a hinged wooden lid.

English commode chairs from the early Georgian period were predominantly crafted from native hardwoods such as solid oak, walnut, or fruitwood, featuring mortise and tenon joinery alongside hand-turned front supports and spindles.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-sawn timber marks, original wooden pegged joints, uneven patination around the seat frame, and signs of internal alterations where historic chamber pot fittings were later removed or adapted.

These historic armchairs function effectively as accent seating in hallways, reading corners, or quiet bedroom alcoves, where the deep timber tones offer visual weight and historical character alongside textured natural fabrics.

Maintain the original finish by dusting regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and applying a clear beeswax polish once or twice per year, keeping the item away from direct heat sources and fluctuating humidity levels.
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