Commode - Walnut - How?





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Description from the seller
Type: Antique chest of drawers / dresser / commode.
Style and Period: Louis-Philippe or Charles X style (mid-late 19th century, roughly 1840-1880).
Wood and Finish: Veneered/parqueted in walnut burl and solid walnut. The fronts of the drawers feature suggestive inlays with shaped geometric reliefs.
Construction and Details:
Drawers: 4 total drawers (3 main drawers plus a slightly projecting upper drawer with a groove/undercut). Each drawer is equipped with an original bronze/brass lock with a shaped keyplate.
Stiles and Feet: Front posts rounded (half-column) ending in typical bulbous, shaped and turned feet.
Conditions: The piece appears in good overall condition, with a beautiful antique patina. Very small signs of time and wear are visible (slight scratches/chips on the lower edge and at the joints of the side panels), entirely natural for an 19th-century piece.
The commode is located in Bergamo; for packing, it is advisable to obtain cloth coverings and bubble wrap.
Assistance is offered to load the commode onto the appropriate transport vehicle.
Type: Antique chest of drawers / dresser / commode.
Style and Period: Louis-Philippe or Charles X style (mid-late 19th century, roughly 1840-1880).
Wood and Finish: Veneered/parqueted in walnut burl and solid walnut. The fronts of the drawers feature suggestive inlays with shaped geometric reliefs.
Construction and Details:
Drawers: 4 total drawers (3 main drawers plus a slightly projecting upper drawer with a groove/undercut). Each drawer is equipped with an original bronze/brass lock with a shaped keyplate.
Stiles and Feet: Front posts rounded (half-column) ending in typical bulbous, shaped and turned feet.
Conditions: The piece appears in good overall condition, with a beautiful antique patina. Very small signs of time and wear are visible (slight scratches/chips on the lower edge and at the joints of the side panels), entirely natural for an 19th-century piece.
The commode is located in Bergamo; for packing, it is advisable to obtain cloth coverings and bubble wrap.
Assistance is offered to load the commode onto the appropriate transport vehicle.

