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Commode

Unknown artist, 18th century

Cannon Hall Museum, Park and Gardens, Barnsley

Commode with serpentine centre flanked by concave doors simulating drawers. All gilt handles and escutcheons are original. Top has quartered veneers. Back panelled in wainscot oak, suggesting London Workshop. Length suggests location as a principal feature in a reception room.

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Title of artwork, date

Commode, 18th century

Date supported

1969

Medium and material

Mahogany, oak & gilt

Dimensions

89 x 168 x 70 cm

Grant

1500

Total cost

5500

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