An Early 18thC Dutch Walnut Serpentine Commode c.1730-40 poa-item the whole on a plinth

the whole on a plinth base and standing on generously sized lions paw feet surviving from Renaissance period Italy

They would have made the brass for this piece at the time of its creation at the cabinetmakers in 1886-1887

having a circular final with brass swing handle

chips or cracks to the wood

The large town of Kirman in the south of Iran produces handsome and lustrous drawing room carpets in dense and strong qualities and in many sizes up to about 11’6”x16’6”

An Early 18thC Dutch Walnut Serpentine Commode c.1730-40 poa-item the whole on a plinthOrigin: Dutch Period: Early 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1730 40 Width: 37 Height: 34 Depth: 19. 5 (all at extremities) The shaped walnut carcass of superb generous baroque bombe type form, having a moulded top above an arrangement of four long serpentine graduated drawers to shaped ends, with panelled sides each with large brass carrying handles, the frontage with brass drop handles and rococo escutcheons, to a shaped moulded base raised on