George III period serpentine chest of drawers. The well figured timber applied with rococo handles and escutcheons, with blind fret carving to the corners. A brushing slide with pulls is below the top.

Circa 1770

Italian Neoclassical walnut commode in the manner of Giuseppe Maggiolini. Walnut, fruitwoods, and yew marquetry and figural intarsia.

Circa 1790

A George III rosewood, padouk and gilt-brass mounted commode, in the manner of Pierre Langlois. The quarter-veneered top above an arrangement of three drawers with two long drawers below, on splayed bracket feet.

Circa 1770

Chappell & McCullar Contemporary Classics - Dubois Commode. A serpentine chest of drawers is diagonally veneered in satinwood with a bombe front terminating in a pronounced apron with slightly splayed legs to the front. The top, which extends slightly beyond the body of the commode, conforms to the contour of the commode's serpentine outline.

Chappell & McCullar Contemporary Classics - Semicircular chest of drawers decorated with a hand-applied gilt guilloche motif enclosing flower-heads in the larger of alternating circles, which rests on four circular tapering, spirally fluted legs.

Chappell & McCullar Contemporary Classics - Semicircular chest of drawers decorated with a hand-applied gilt guilloche motif enclosing flower-heads in the larger of alternating circles, which rests on four circular tapering, spirally fluted legs.