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Lot 354:
Sold for: $175
Description
A small mahogany veneered Dutch bombe commode. The chest features a double-serpentine front with three graduated drawers and pronounced bombe sides. The case is constructed with mahogany veneers over mixed wood solids and is finished with a plywood back panel. It rests on four prominent claw-and-ball feet with stylized hairy-paw carvings. The top surface displays a molded edge following the serpentine profile of the case. The hardware consists of ornate cast brass-finished pulls and central escutcheons featuring classical motifs including ram’s heads and floral swags. 24″ H x 25″ W x 15″ D.
Condition report:
The chest displays moderate wear throughout consistent with use. The top surface shows a prominent circular water ring and extensive finish crazing. There are scattered nicks, small chips, and minor finish loss along the edges of the drawers and corners of the case. The feet show scuffing and finish wear from contact with the floor. The back panel has several light surface scratches.
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