French Cherrywood Commode, circa 1880

A beautiful 18th Century French cherrywood bombe commode of superb quality, with serpentine form, and all its original metal work. The top with solid planks and moulded edging confor...

Elegant 19th century French Charles X cherrywood commode. Gorgeous wood finish on this piece and nice amount of storage as well. So pretty!!

19th century Country French cherrywood marble top commode combines the best of all worlds! Exuding a somewhat rustic look thanks to the natural beauty of the solid aged cherry wood, it features refined embellishments in the form of finely cast bronze pulls and key guards, and lastly the carefree elegance of a beveled marble top. The casework is of a tailored design, with simple raised panels on each side and a scrolled apron in front. The drawers were cut with an arbalette form, named after a quiver of arrows, and consist of a pair of full width drawers combined with an upper tier of two smaller sized units. Each drawer is fitted with pulls cast...

Absolutely gorgeous design and elements. Look at the condition of the wood. Notice the beautiful Marble top. Flame Mahogany. Brass figural accents. Claw foot. 3 drawers. Measures: 34...

A beautiful commode from France Circa 1740s with bronze fittings. Commode has five drawers including a hidden drawer in the middle on top. The drawers are beautifully lined and trimm...

The straight grain and rich color of the cherry tree made it a desirable wood for constructing luxury furniture during the 18th century. One beautiful example is our period Louis XIV commode, which was hand-carved in France in the early 1700’s. Augmenting the lovely reddish-brown color of the commode is an arbalete top that slightly hangs over the three stacked drawers below. Each drawer has three bronze foliate fittings set inside geometric panels with recessed molding (two pierced foliate swag pulls flanking a small keyplate surrounded by a parted leaf). There is a unique, shallow pullout drawer with two concentric circle pulls built into the molded frieze. This drawer was most likely used to store jewelry and other small valuables. Canted corners can be seen along the front of the shaped top, with elongated asymmetrical panels beneath that flank the tiers of drawers...