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Pair of Large Italian Neoclassical Style Painted Bedside Commodes
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A pair of Italian commodes in the Neoclassical style. These chests have beautiful raised panel drawer fronts. Two large drawers with dentil molding around the top, canted and fluted corner posts, and raised upon elongated, square, tapered legs. Circa 1920.
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Origin: Italy Period: 1920-1949 Creation Date: c. 1920 Styles / Movements: Neoclassical Dealer Reference #: 2299 Incollect Reference #: 773232 -
Dimensions
W. 44.88 in; H. 37.38 in; D. 17.69 in; W. 114 cm; H. 94.95 cm; D. 44.93 cm;
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Maison & Co. is a direct importer of fine 18th and 19th-century European antiques, many with original paint, specializing in Swedish Gustavian, French Louis XVI, and Swedish Rococo and Baroque periods. For inquiries, please contact us at Bernadette@maisonandco.com or 316.650.3341
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