A beautifully made French commode dating to the 18th century, crafted in walnut and enriched with finely executed parquetry veneers. The top is laid with a geometric parquetry panel and framed by a well‑defined shaped edge that echoes the inlay work on the sides.

The three generous drawers run smoothly and retain their original gilt‑bronze escutcheons and handles, each cast with elegant period detail. The interior is clean and well kept, while the back shows honest age with early boards and wear entirely consistent with its 18th‑century origins. There are traces of historical woodworm — long inactive and fully treated — mentioned only for accuracy.

A wonderfully decorative and practical piece, offering excellent storage and a rich, glowing patina developed over centuries.

Height = 87cm (34.2”) 
Width = 126cm (49.6”) 
Depth = 64.5cm (25.3”) 

Measurements: All dimensions are taken at the widest point. 

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Delivery: We’re happy to arrange delivery worldwide. Simply let us know your destination, and we’ll provide a tailored quote. 

Condition & Description: At Sinclair’s Antiques and Interiors, we take great care to describe and photograph each item thoroughly, highlighting any notable imperfections such as shrinkage splits, veneer losses or lifts, repairs, or surface marks. Given the age and character of our pieces—each shaped by years of polishing and use—minor signs of wear may not be individually detailed. We therefore encourage you to visit our warehouse or request additional images if you’d like further reassurance. 

Returns: We offer a 7-day money-back guarantee should you be unhappy with your purchase. Please note, however, that return shipping costs are non-refundable. 

Before You Buy: If you’re uncertain about any aspect of an item, we kindly ask that you contact us before making a purchase. 

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Internal Reference:  SAI4227