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English Satinwood and Walnut Petite Commode or Bachelor's Chest, circa 1730
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Description
A fine and rare circa 1730 English early George II period small scale dressing or bachelor's chest, the walnut veneered case having bookmatched quarter-veneered and featherbanded top with a molded edge above a brushing slide and four long graduated drawers with satinwood featherband inlay borders and stamped brass hardware, raised on original bracket feet.
Provenance: Previously sold through Kentshire Galleries, New York, New York, and a Christie's New York 'Important English Furniture' sale in 2001; private Connecticut collection thence. -
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Origin: England Period: 18th Century Materials: Walnut, Satinwood, Oak, Brass Condition: Good. Recently professionally restored. Typical minor veneer 'waving', hardware believed to be a mixture of original and replacements; presents beautifully. Creation Date: circa 1730 Styles / Movements: Traditional, George I, Queen Anne Incollect Reference #: 658093 -
Dimensions
W. 29.38 in; H. 28.5 in; D. 15.75 in; W. 74.63 cm; H. 72.39 cm; D. 40.01 cm;
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Acroterion, founded in 2012, is by-appointment in New York’s historic Hudson Valley, offering the exceptional in fine and decorative art. Phone: 917.656.5863 | Email: info@acroterion.com
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